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Abiola Orimolade: Nigerian becomes 2019 most outstanding MBA student of Sul Ross University

Wednesday, January 08, 2020 at 7:59 AM by Joseph Omotayo

- Abiola Orimolade made Nigeria proud as he graduated as the best MBA student in 2019 from Sul Ross University, Texas

- The Nigerian never had an easy start as he had to write JAMB now UTME four times because he wanted to get into his dream school

- Abiola said the intense drive to get into school at that stage helped him in performing well when he got into college

Nigerian Abiola Orimolade has made the nation proud as he graduated with an excellent MBA degree at Sul Ross State University, Texas.

Abiola started as a normal student and had to write JAMB four times to get into his dream university.

In an interview with the media, he said his parents said he was quite independent at a very young age, saying he wanted to become an engineer like his father. He said what stopped him was his hatred for chemistry and physics.

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In 2019, he became the most outstanding student at the American university. He said that the hard work he put into the looking for admission eventually paid off as he graduated with distinction from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU).

Abiola said that he wanted to become an engineer but his dislike for subjects like chemistry and physics stopped him. Photo source: Bella Naija
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Abiola presently has 5+ years of experience and an amazing record in Business Process Management, project & program management, sales and marketing.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Moyinoluwa Adeyemi, a Nigerian software developer, has achieved a milestone by building a special android watch that tells time in Yoruba Language. She got a degree in computer science from Obafemi Awolowo University and now a software engineer at Swifta Systems.

The idea to create the watch came on a Friday evening when she looked at the clock and thought that about the possibility of it telling time in Yoruba.

Before she came up with the idea, Moyinoluwa had to do extensive research before birthing one of the Yoruba Watch Faces models.