Graduate of University of Ibadan Who Had Low CGPA in 100 Score Brags Online, Displays 500L CGPA
- A graduate of the University of Ibadan, UI, has taken to social media to display her results
- The young lady explained that it felt like her world had ended when she saw her 100-level CGPA
- She explained how she felt and how she was able to work on her academics and displayed her final year results
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A graduate of the University of Ibadan (UI) who had a low CGPA in 100 level took to social media to celebrate the CGPA she finished with from the school.
The lady explained how she felt when she saw the CGPA she had during her 100-level days.
Source: Twitter
Graduate of University of Ibadan displays CGPA
However, despite her low score in 100L, she mentioned some individuals who supported her and a lot of other things she did that made her score increase.
Precious Ebiaku explained that in her 100-level, as she was moving to the 200 level, her score made her feel like her world was coming to an end.
She wrote:
"Thinking about my days at the University of Ibadan always brings tears to my eyes."
"Wrote P.UTME: September 14, 2018."
"Matriculated: June 26, 2019."
"Final School Exam: February 7, 2025."
"Convoked: November 11, 2025."
"100L, 200L, 400L (2nd semester), and 500L tested me in more ways than I can describe. Moving from 100L to 200L with a GP of 2.93/4.00 felt like the end of the world, but my mum and my sister held me together - through that break and the long 2020 lockdown."
Source: Twitter
UI graduate flaunts her 500L result
In her LinkedIn post, Precious Ebiaku explained that despite the low score she had in her first year, she finished well from the university and compared her CGPA to a crown which she would wear on her shoulder - a statement that proves she is proud of her score.
She continued:
"500L showed me several shades of shege, but I didn’t just finish - I finished well. A CGPA of 3.43/4.00 is a crown I’ll wear with my shoulders high. 🎓💪🏽"
"Beyond academics, my time at the University of Ibadan was not just about lectures and exams - it was a season of leadership, service, and impact."
She didn’t allow her performance in her first year to define her academic journey, as she went on to take up many responsibilities and won several awards at the University of Ibadan.
She added:
"Award & Leadership Experience"
"➡️ Pioneer President, Faculty of Nursing, University of Ibadan."
"➡️ Director of Welfare, Council of Faculty Presidents, University of Ibadan."
"➡️ Sales & Engagement Officer, 28th NUNSA National Annual General Assembly - EKO FLARE 2025."
"➡️ Two-time Secretary, Academic & Mentorship Committee, Faculty of Nursing."
"➡️ Winner, Provost's Award for Excellent Participation in Community Life among the 2025 Nursing Science Graduating Class."
"Volunteering & Community Service"
"➡️ Organizer, First-ever Community Health Outreach, Nigerian Universities Nursing Students' Association, University of Ibadan (NUNSA UI)."
"➡️ Volunteer, Sigma Club, University of Ibadan Outreach."
"➡️ Volunteer, Asido Campus Network UI Outreach."
"➡️ Volunteer, Renewable Natural Resources, UI, 2022/2023 Medical Outreach."
"➡️ Volunteered with several campus-based and health-focused organizations."
"These experiences shaped me, strengthened me, and taught me the value of service, teamwork, and compassion - qualities I hope to keep reflecting in my nursing career."
"Permit me to introduce myself:"
"EBIAKU P. O."
"BNSc. (University of Ibadan)"
"Second Class Honours (Upper Division)"
"From setbacks to breakthroughs… from tears to triumph… from fear to confidence… I’m grateful for grace, growth, and resilience."
In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a lady who missed getting into Law at the University of Ibadan by just 0.75 marks did not give up. The next year, she got in through Direct Entry and graduated with first class.
Lady graduates after four JAMB attempts
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a young lady who wrote her first JAMB exam at just 15 but was denied admission by the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and later by the University of Ibadan (UI).
The young lady has now graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). She attempted JAMB multiple times and finally gained admission on her fourth try.
Source: Legit.ng
