UI Graduate Reintroduces Herself in Grand Style After Bagging First-Class Degree, Goes Viral

UI Graduate Reintroduces Herself in Grand Style After Bagging First-Class Degree, Goes Viral

  • A University of Ibadan graduate celebrated earning a first-class degree in Early Childhood Education with a Chemistry minor
  • She shared her achievement, later revealing her final year project topic focused on child pampering in Ibadan schools
  • Her social media post drew congratulatory messages online, with many praising her academic excellence

A graduate of the University of Ibadan (UI) has taken to social media to celebrate her academic achievement after graduating with a first-class degree.

The young graduate, identified as Eyo Blessing Jumoke, shared a photoshoot image of herself on X while proudly announcing her success.

University of Ibadan graduate first class in Chemistry minor
A University of Ibadan graduate celebrates bagging first-class. Photo credit: @Blessingeyo2861/X
Source: Twitter

In her post, she reintroduced herself to her followers and highlighted her accomplishment.

The University of Ibadan graduate wrote:

"Reintroducing: Eyo Blessing Jumoke, a proud graduate of the university of Ibadan.
First class graduate, Early Childhood Education (Chemistry Minor)
Congratulate meeeee.🥳🤩"
University of Ibadan (UI) graduate bags first class in early childhood education, chemistry minor
A University of Ibadan graduate celebrates earning a first-class degree in Early Childhood Education with a Chemistry minor. Photo credit: @Blessingeyo2861/X
Source: Twitter

She added in the comments:

"The love! The congratulatory messages! I'm soooo overwhelmed, thank you everyone. God bless y'all.

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See her post below:

First class UI graduate discloses project topic

Her announcement came after she disclosed the title of her project during her final year.

She disclosed this after her university's X page raised a question:

"What was your final year project topic back in UI?"

She said:

"Parental Actions and Teachers Perception of Child Pampering in pre and primary schools in Ibadan, Oyo State.
Such a lovely topic, Ikr."

Reactions to UI graduate's achievement

Some of the comments are below:

@michola94 commented:

"Congratulations, Blessing. You must be a true daughter of Dr Salami and Ogunniyi."

@Marbae247 wrote:

"Congratulations 🎉 first class ain’t easy to barge. Giving it to you."

@foto_sage commented:

"This post should bang more than this but because it's not chemistry or chemical engineering y'all kept mute."

@Saintmureign stated:

"Congratulations sister. God is just starting with you. Your impact in life shall be first class in Jesus name."

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@Ojikutumemu wrote:

"Congratulations Jumoke. @ChidiOdinkalu this is another first class graduate from UI o ni se orire."

@Kakakobaje said:

"Congrats!! they do minors in ui? that’s so cool."

UNILAG graduate brags about academic achievements

In a related story, a UNILAG graduate, @Olub_Peace, who finished with the highest CGPA received a gift from his parents to celebrate his incredible academic feat.

The gift was a framed collage documenting his academic journey from childhood to university.

According to him, the unique gift showcased his academic excellence from nursery school through tertiary education.

Sharing the brilliant gift, he wrote:

"I have always been the best student in my class since I started nursery school.
First position every term throughout nursery, primary and secondary school, highest CGPA from 100l first semester till graduation.
My parents gave me this on my graduation day."

UNILAG first-class graduate shares struggle

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Legit.ng had reported that a UNILAG graduate overcame severe financial struggles to earn a first-class degree in Computer Engineering.

He worked as a private tutor and squatted with friends, facing job rejections before securing a Bloomberg placement.

He graduated with a 4.54 CGPA and was crowned Best Male Graduating Student in his department.

Source: Legit.ng

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