OOU Student Who Had 3.79 CGPA in 100 Level Shares What He Eventually Graduated With

OOU Student Who Had 3.79 CGPA in 100 Level Shares What He Eventually Graduated With

  • A graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) has gone viral on social media after he mentioned the CGPA he graduated with from the school
  • He mentioned the CGPA he had when he was just in 100 level and the high CGPA he graduated with in a class with a large number of students
  • The individual also mentioned some interesting details about himself and the number of students he taught at the university

A graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) has melted hearts online after revealing the CGPA he graduated with, despite starting with a low CGPA of 3.79 in 100L.

His story has drawn attention from many people shortly after he shared his academic journey on social media and made several other announcements.

OOU graduate emerges among top students in Earth Sciences department
OOU graduate melts hearts online after rising from 3.79 CGPA to 4.29. Photo Source: Twitter/unsteadyFarian, Facebook/oouagoiwoye
Source: Twitter

OOU graduate celebrates academic success

The individual, @unsteadyFarian, whose real name is Lawal Gbenga Ayomide, is a Geology graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU. He explained that he had a CGPA of 3.79 in 100L but later graduated with a higher CGPA, emerging as the best graduating male student in the Department of Earth Sciences.

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Speaking about the CGPA he finished with, he wrote:

"Excellence, purpose, impact❤️🚀."
"🏮 Started 100L with a 3.79, ended my academic journey with a 4.29 CGPA."

After that, @unsteadyFarian spoke about an award he won in his department.

"🏮 Best Graduating Male Student, Department of Earth Sciences."
OOU graduate celebrates academic success after starting with 3.79 CGPA
OOU graduate goes viral after emerging best graduating male student. Photo Source: Twitter/unsteadyFarian
Source: Twitter

Out of the large number of students in the department, he graduated as one of the top individuals in his class.

"🏮 Top 6 out of a class of 87 students."
"🏮 Taught Mathematics and Physics to over 400+ students."*
"BSc Geology🎈."

Reactions as OOU graduate mentions his CGPA

@mola_lfc stated:

"Congratulations my bro many opportunities dey come your way ski"

@TreasureOg18402 added:

"Congratulations boss drop location na."

@defsnotprof said:

"Congratulations skizzy."

@alawiyemuhamme1 stressed:

"Congratulations my bro."

@SAMUEL_OIM noted:

"Congratulations farian."

@kosemaniii noted:

"Congratulations Idan mi."

@shestomi noted:

"Don't play ❤️ Scholar Farian. Congratulations."

@korede20032 said:

"Congratulations sir 👏 more wins."

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@TreasureOg18402 said:

"Congratulations boss drop location na."

@NnyZanny stressed:

"Congratulations, my friend told me about you yesterday…so so happy for you guys."

@OnlyPeculiar shared:

"Biggest G, not the litttle one!!!! Congratulations star boy. Our win mehn!"

@THE_VEILHUB stressed:

"Happy that you’re out of that stupid department."

@rb_demi333 noted:

"Bro I know you. Congratulations."

@flyboydayo said:

"Congratulations brother. it shall gets better from here on."

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Lady finishes university despite delays

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a UNILAG lady shared her story online. She finished secondary school very early but graduated from university at 30.

She spoke about delays caused by exams, strikes, and personal struggles, and encouraged others not to give up on their dreams. She said life delayed her, but she did not give up and was happy she finally finished school.

Source: Legit.ng

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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng