Sisters Who Entered University of Lagos Same Time Graduate With Second-Class Honours after 6 Years

Sisters Who Entered University of Lagos Same Time Graduate With Second-Class Honours after 6 Years

  • Two sisters who began their studies at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) at the same time have completed their studies together in style
  • While one of them graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree, the other had a Bachelor of Arts degree, but both bagged second-class honours
  • Celebrating their academic feat on X (formerly Twitter), one of the ladies mentioned the course they studied, noting that she would not advise her enemy to study her course

Two sisters, Confidence and Evidence Ufuoma, have become the latest graduates in towN as they signed out of the prestigious University of Lagos at the same time.

Announcing their graduation on X (formerly Twitter), Confidence shared their convocation pictures on the social media platform.

Photos emerge as two sisters finish from University of Lagos at same time 6 years after they entered together, bag second-class honours
Two sisters graduate from the University of Lagos at the same time. Photo Credit: @plantcodesss
Source: Twitter

Sisters leave UNILAG after 6 years

Confidence, who earlier noted that she spent six years at UNILAG, said she had a bachelor's degree in botany, while her sister had a bachelor's degree in Enugu, and both of them finished with second-class upper honours, which she tagged 'strong.'

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Confidence noted that they enrolled in the university at the same time and are now leaving together.

"Finally, my convocation pictures landed!
"Confidence Bsc. Botany. Strong 2.1.
"Evidence B.A. English. Strong 2.1.
"Entered the university of Lagos same time, graduated same time," Confidence tweeted.

While responding to a comment, Confidence admitted that she would not even advise her enemy to study her course.

"Botany <<<<< especially in this country. Won’t advise my enemy to study that course."
Photos emerge as two sisters finish from University of Lagos at same time 6 years after they entered together, bag second-class honours
Two sisters graduated from the University of Lagos in style. Photo Credit: @plantcodesss
Source: Twitter

See her tweet below:

Netizens celebrate UNILAG graduates

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's graduation celebration below:

@blu3_xyz said:

"My family be making me feel less with my 2.1 in Accounting.
"Congrats it’s not easy."

@Shewrite23 said:

"Indeed confidence comes with evidence. Congratulations."

@iam_bee01 said:

"Congratulations to both of you on graduating."

@Oly4gr8 said:

"Congratulations ooo.
"But wetin be strong 2.1 ?"

@theIni_oke said:

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"Unrelated, but did both of you attend Audacity Conference by Psholz on Saturday???
"Oh my! I saw both of you.
"You both wore jeans and white shirts and a black sweatshirt and looked so fineee."

@ifemmachu said:

"Wearing that head with confidence i see.
"Congrats dear."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a first-class graduate of the University of Lagos had set a new record.

UNILAG graduate finishes with perfect CGPA

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a business administration graduate had secured a perfect CGPA to become the University of Lagos best graduating student.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Folasade Ogunsola, said 617 of 10,584 undergraduate students will graduate with First Class degrees. The figure represents 5.8 per cent of the total undergraduate graduating population. Ogunsola said the institution’s 56th convocation ceremonies were scheduled to run from January 20 to 22 at various venues within the Akoka campus.

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Ogunsola made this known at a press conference held on Wednesday, January 14, 2026. Giving a breakdown, she said 617 will receive first-class honours, 92 will graduate with distinction, 4,543 will earn second-class upper division, while 3,910 will earn second-class lower division. The UNILAG VC added that 1,023 students will graduate with third-class degrees, 69 with pass, while 330 are unclassified.

Source: Legit.ng

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