Sabila Nur has finally decided to speak up against trolls for constantly attacking her convocation post. Earlier on, the actress posted pictures of her convocation on Facebook where she was honoured with Dr. Anwarul Abedin Leadership Award for her stellar 3.97 CGPA out of 4.

The actress posted a Facebook post where she hit back at people who claimed that she was kicked out of BRAC and NSU. Sabila also shared transcripts of BRAC and AIUB to showcase that she maintained a steady CGPA throughout her academic year.

"This is for those who are saying I got kicked out of NSU and BRAC. I have attached my grade sheets from AIUB and BRAC below, which should speak for itself. My grades were bad at NSU, but I was never kicked out of there. I had just started acting in natoks at that time and simply did not study," read the post.

Sabila shared that she couldn't attend classes as she really didn't like the department much. Later on, she decided to go to America to meet her family and decided to change her university and department.

"I did three semesters in BRAC and I made it to the much desired 'VC's list' as well. When I was told I absolutely had to go to TARC, I was heartbroken because I knew I wouldn't be able to go. Not just because of my work in media, but because I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety, and I knew I wouldn't be able to survive there alone," added the actress.

Ultimately, she decided to transfer her credits to AIUB, where she was able to give her best. She studied day and night, shot till 2/3 am in the morning, along with attending classes in the morning.

"I studied, made presentations, slept for maybe an hour or two (sometimes less) and attended classes early in the morning. The CGPA I have achieved is because of my hard work, my determination, my persistence, and the guidance of my teachers and constant encouragement from my family, not because of whatever disgusting reasons you all are making up," levelled the actress.

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Sabila was very much devastated when she saw all those trolls and memes in her graduation post.

"I was supposed to celebrate this milestone, but no, instead I was bombarded with trolls, memes and horrendous accusations. Do you even realize that there is a real person behind the verified Facebook page where you are dumping all of these sickening comments? I feel bad for the authorities of AIUB. Their integrity is being judged for absolutely no reason. Can't someone rise from the ashes of past errors? Can't someone change? Can't someone shine in one arena after failing in another? I am truly sick and tired of this!" the actress concluded.