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Home African Caribbean Usain Bolt snubbed by UWI students for LL.D degree

The accolades keep pouring in for the world fastest man Usain Bolt.

Usain with Prime Minister Simpson Miller

Usain with Prime Minister Simpson-Miller

The Jamaican triple world record holder was awarded with an honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) degree by the University of the West Indies Mona in Kingston.

The institution cites Bolt’s “athletic prowess” and his “contribution to regional advancement.”

The 25-year-old sprinter will now be referred to as Dr. The Honourable Ambassador Usain Bolt.

Despite the phenomenal achievements by the man considered to be the fastest human alive, students at UWI do not share the same enthusiasm as the institution.

“I must say that in all my life this is indeed the first time I have ever been embarrassed to be a student of the UWI Mona. Giving Bolt such an honour is indeed an act of stupidity beyond normal proportions to say the least,” one student allegedly said. “Sorry but Usain Bolt being given a doctorate makes a mockery of the entire tertiary education system,” said another. Article courtesy http://urbanislandz.com/

Do you think Usain Bolt deserve to be honored with an Honorary Doctor of Law (LLD)?

Usain with UWI officials including Vice Chancellor Professor Eon Nigel Harris far right

Usain with UWI officials including Vice Chancellor Professor Eon Nigel Harris, far right

 

Where is the University of the West Indies, Mona Jamaica campus? See below

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