Can something good come out of Nazareth?
First graduate in my family.
Joint Overall Best Graduating Student, University of Ibadan — out of 6,025. https://t.co/tRpfwEQeXm. Physics. 3.97/4.00. Five awards.
It can only be God. 🙏
@studentsunionui
It can only be God. 🙏🏾
Thank you to my family, my supervisor Dr Omololu Akin-Ojo, my lecturers in UI Physics, and everyone who walked this road with me.
See you on Wednesday! 🎉
@unibadan@naps_ui@studentsunionui
It can only be God. 🙏🏾
Thank you to my family, my supervisor Dr Omololu Akin-Ojo, my lecturers in UI Physics, and everyone who walked this road with me.
See you on Wednesday! 🎉
@unibadan@naps_ui@unive
🎓 Joint highest score for my undergraduate project.
But numbers don’t tell the whole story. Behind them were blackouts, late nights, my church’s sacrifice, CACSA UI, lecturers who pushed me, and friends who prayed with me.
Until my final year, I didn't know JCI existed.
Then I saw their Fifteen Outstanding Persons' Award on someone's status. The criteria: excellent grades + helping others succeed.
I thought, "This is me." I ended up a top 3 nominee for Academic Excellence 🏆
#MyCertificateStory
Special thanks to @MTNFoundationNG, BOVAS Charitable Foundation, David Dickson Educational Foundation, FSB and Egbe Omo Oduduwa Inc. of South Florida for investing in me 🙏
I once missed a scholarship because I didn't prepare well.
When MTN Foundation shortlisted me, I gave it everything. This time, I won.
It was one of five scholarships that meant my mum, who once borrowed for my school fees, never had to borrow again 🎓
#MyCertificateStory
MTN didn't just give money. They gave us free courses, and I started with Python and Data Science Essentials.
To anyone in school: when an opportunity comes, prepare like it's your only one.
My favourite result: MAT 141. I found it frustrating at first, then scored 97 (60/60 in the exam), the highest among 300+ students.
How I turned it around is a story for another day 😉
My mum took a loan to pay my first-year school fees. I refused to waste it.
My secondary school wasn't one of the best, so I asked for help everywhere I could.
I finished Year 1 at the University of Ibadan with a perfect 4.0 CGPA and made the Dean's Roll of Honour
#MyAward.
Some nights, one classroom wasn't enough, so we opened a second.
As Physics Academic Coordinator at the University of Ibadan, my team and I ran free tutorials for every department. 100+ students in a session.
It earned me Executive of the Year 🏆
#MyCertificateStory
I won several awards in school but never shared them online.
From tomorrow, I'll share one a day, with the story behind it.
For anyone doing quiet work that no one notices: it counts.
First up: Executive of the Year, NAPS, University of Ibadan 🏆
#MyCertificateStory
@Demo4show Jamb Score: 276/400
Class of Degree: First Class
CGPA: 3.97/4.00
BGS, Department of Physics
BGS, Faculty of Science
Joint Overall Best Graduating Student (Top 0.02% out of about 6000 students)
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