Nursing Graduate Who Studied 70 Courses in 5 Years of Schooling Shares Result Online, People React
- A Nigerian lady has shared her academic achievement with social media users after graduating from school with second class honours (upper division)
- In a trending post, she recounted what she passed through during her academic journey, noting that it didn't come easy
- Congratulatory messages poured in as social media users applauded her for graduating with a good result
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A Nigerian lady's impressive academic achievement has earned her praises from social media users.
She successfully completed her degree in Nursing Science, earning a Second Class Upper Division.
Source: Twitter
Lady celebrates as she graduates from school
The lady, known on X as @abonde_ola, shared details of her academic journey, especially the challenges she overcame.
Her post included photos of herself in graduation attire, as she expressed joy over her accomplishment.
According to her, the degree was not easily attained. It required sweat, strength and sacrifice over a five-year period.
She took 70 courses, achieving amazing grades, including 31 A's, 37 B's, and 2 C's, resulting in a cumulative score of 4.37.
In her words:
"5 years, 70 Courses, 31 A’s, 37 B’s, 2 C’s later Introducing: ABONDE M.O | BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE | SECOND CLASS UPPER DIVISIONS (4.37). This degree didn’t come wrapped in a ribbon, it came with sweat, sacrifice, and strength. And oh, it looks so good on me."
Source: Twitter
Reactions as nursing graduate shares her result
Nigerians congratulated the proud graduate in the comments section.
Anike Hardy said:
"Congratulations. Just imagine a whole 31 A’s and she didn’t bag 1st class. Nigeria’s education system is soo fucced!!"
Marvin Wilkie said:
"Congratulations on this outstanding achievement. The Sky is your starting point and no less. Success in Future endeavors."
Ezekwe reacted:
"Congratulations my Sister. Don't feel bad about that GPA, you are a First Class material."
Olabisi Hephzibah said:
"Congratulations! The degree is truly bound with sweat and sacrifice and Uniosun is truly training the best!"
Big Style reacted:
"Congratulations Olasubomi, nice grades btw. How I wan take tell my pikin I get all grades but i skip D & F."
Helen said:
"God did it. I am proud of you. Congratulations. Title well deserved."
Ralum wrote:
"Congratulations! Always happy to read such news."
Ozakpo said:
"Congratulations. Na to fly after internship to Australia oh."
Abdul said:
"Congratulations on your graduation ceremony."
Ariksluxecraft said:
"I did poorly in the first school I went to, probably because I don't like the cause from the beginning but in my current school now I started with 4.28 CGPA in 100l and I pray it increases."
Vickya said:
"I'm currently studying animal science. In my second year now. I pray for this same level of diligence and dedication in Jesus name."
See the post below:
First-class graduate shares inspiring story
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Timi Origbemisoye, a first-class graduate of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, shared her inspiring academic journey.
Despite initial setbacks and challenges during her studies, she maintained a 5.0 GPA for three consecutive years.
Source: Legit.ng
