UI Civil Engineering Student Who Won 3 Scholarships Bags First Class, Lists Her Achievements
- A University of Ibadan (UI) fresh graduate has expressed her excitement after completing her undergraduate studies, bagging a first-class honours degree in civil engineering
- The young lady listed some scholarships she won and other achievements she recorded, including finishing as the best graduating student in the Department of Civil Engineering for the 2024/2025 session
- Apart from shining in her academics, she was also active in school activities, and she also highlighted the positions she held as an undergraduate
Dare Marvellous Mofogojesusewa, a University of Ibadan civil engineering student, has graduated with a first-class degree, finishing with a 3.74 CGPA in a 4.0 grading system.
The fresh graduate celebrated her graduation on X, joking about not using her sister's academic gown this time, but hers, which was rightly given to her.
Source: Twitter
UI civil engineering graduate lists her achievements
Dare, in an X post on February 26, stated that she graduated as the best graduating female student in both her department and faculty for the 2024/2025 academic session.
Dare's tweet read:
"Yesss, I officially graduated. This time, I didn't borrow my sister's gown, it was rightly given to me.
"With a first class(3.78/4.0) from the University of Ibadan,emerging as the Best Graduating Female Student,(Faculty & Dept) and Best Student(Civil Engr).
"God is good."
Dare shared a flyer, with her picture at the center, which highlighted all the scholarships she won, the leadership positions she held on campus and the academic history she made by virtue of her grade.
According to the flyer, Dare was the recipient of the Julius Berger Scholarship, the Gamaliel Onosode Scholarship Scheme for Excellence 2025 and the LEIMAASF 2025 Scholarship.
She was on the Dean's Honour list from 2021 to 2025 and also won the Arokodare Prize for best penultimate student in civil engineering in 2024.
UI graduate reacts to her academic feats
Speaking exclusively with Legit.ng, Marvellous said she feels fulfilled and relieved that her hardwork, resilience, determination and consistency have paid off.
She also attributed her success to God's backing, noting that her journey at UI has been a mix of ups and downs, challenges and wins. In her words:
"I feel excited, fulfilled and relieved. Finally, my hardwork, diligence, resilience, determination and consistency paid off with God backing me up.
"My journey at the University of Ibadan has been one filled with ups and downs, challenges and wins, but all through it, I came out the best in my department and not only that, the best female in my faculty.
"This is a story of a young girl who had dreams, visions and goals, and with hardwork, diligence and determination, she achieved her goals and dreams. It shows that with hardwork, diligence and determination, you can achieve whatever you set your eyes on. I'm forever grateful to God for this, to my parents, siblings, mentors, lecturers, friends, church members and association members for their ever support and guidance."
Source: Twitter
See her tweet below:
Nigerians celebrated UI fresh graduate
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the UI graduate's tweet below:
@horlumighty2 said:
"Why is this post not doing numbers????
"Congratulations."
@THEDeluxsam97 said:
"Congratulations.
"Great things will continue to happen."
@enzo_deerich said:
"Star girl indeed.
"Congratulations.
"You've done so well."
@Righteous_pii said:
"Congratulations, you deserve everything beautiful."
@EgbedayoJemimah said:
"Congratulations, star girl. Keep shinning."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a University of Ibadan student who won scholarships had graduated with a first-class degree in law.
UI student who left mathematics department graduates
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a University of Ibadan student who switched to another department in year two had graduated with a first-class degree.
The young man achieved a 3.96 CGPA in a 4.0 grading system, and finished as the second-best graduating student in electrical and electronics department and the second-best graduating student in the faculty of technology.
In a follow-up tweet, he listed the GPA he had from his first year in UI down to his 500 level, revealing that he initially did not meet the cut-off mark for the course he wanted. From starting as a mathematics student in his 100 level, he changed to electrical and electronics engineering department in his second year. He said it still feels like a dream.
Source: Legit.ng
