University of Abuja Graduate Shares 3 Things That Helped Him Bag First Class, Shows His Results
- A graduate of the University of Abuja, UniAbuja, has displayed his statement of results on social media
- The individual explained that since he finished with a First Class degree, several people have asked him questions
- He mentioned in the description of the post the 3 things that helped him to finish with a first class
A graduate of the University of Abuja who finished with a First Class has shared three simple things he did that helped him achieve a First Class degree.
The young man mentioned in the viral post said that some individuals asked him how he was able to finish with a top CGPA at the University of Abuja.
Source: TikTok
UNIABUJA graduate shares statement of results
After being asked repeatedly, he finally shared the answer in a post he made available on his TikTok page.
He said:
"As a tutor and a mentor, I get this question a lot from my students: 'How did you graduate with a First Class in Mathematics?' Like, how did you do it? Mathematics of all courses?😭😅 My answer is always simple: Determination + Consistency + Discipline. The question is not about 'Is it possible?' It’s about: Are you ready to stay consistent? I wanted a First Class and I made it happen. Not by luck, but by showing up every single day."
He explained in the above post the three things that helped him achieve a First Class degree, which he mentioned as determination, consistency, and discipline.
Source: TikTok
He also explained in the description of the post that he found motivation, and this helped make his goal possible. He advised individuals to find motivation, as they might find it hard to achieve their goals without it.
@steve_matics continued:
"Find your motivation. Because without it… there’s no movement. 'What drives you?' I’ll be breaking this down deeply at the STEVEMATICS MENTORSHIP NETWORK (SMN), a space where I mentor and groom students on the path of academic excellence, discipline in character, and purpose."
Stephen Chisom Anthony, a first-class graduate of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA), spoke about his result and how it made him feel.
In an exclusive chat, Chisom told Legit.ng:
"For me, it was a dream come true, a prayer finally answered. At that point, I felt a rush of joy and emotion. I literally cried because it seemed impossible towards the end of my academic journey, but in the end, it was a testimony. Seeing my result made me realise once again that hard work truly pays and that God rewards those who are diligent in what they do."
"After I shared my result online, I got so many messages from students and guardians asking similar questions. Some requested that I mentor their kids and offer them private lessons in Mathematics. At first, it felt overwhelming. I was like, 'Wow... am I really prepared for this?' You know, everybody wants to associate with success, everybody wants to be friends with greatness. So long as you're successful, you will always attract people. My hack to success still remains determination, consistency, and discipline. With these three, you can be anything you want to be in life."
He spoke about his biggest challenge as a student and shared some of the difficulties he faced in the 300-level.
He explained:
"My biggest challenge as a student at UofA was in my 300L when I was preparing to go for SIWES. That was when I thought to myself that achieving this feat would be very difficult or rather impossible. I struggled financially. There were times when I wouldn't have transport fare to go for lectures. There were days when I had to sacrifice my feeding just to attend classes. I missed lectures, and I lagged behind in some of my Mathematics courses. I feared I wouldn't still achieve this first-class dream because my 300L was when I had the lowest CGPA. But thank God it all turned out for my good."
Lastly, the brilliant graduate shared advice for undergraduates who wish to graduate with a first-class degree.
He shared:
"My advice to students who are aiming for a first-class in their academics is: 'STAY FOCUSED, BE DETERMINED, LIVE A DISCIPLINED LIFE, AND STAY CONSISTENT.'"
"If you can define what you want, write it down and then work towards it, you'd be amazed at how much success you'll achieve and the impact you'll make. Study ahead of time. Don't be an exam reader. Study months before exams and cover all the course outlines even before the lecturer does. These were my little secrets, and they still work."
"And above all, pray. Pray for grace, pray for favour, and pray for divine guidance."
UNIABUJA graduate bags first. class
Zulk_Sarki noted:
"Oya make I ask you two questions. 1. what is the probability that fuel will return to #167. 2. if X is a set of numbers that make up an account balance, what factors of X will make that account get to N10B."
Petrovarh noted:
"Omo congratulations oh😭, please apply for Nigeria airforce this year will this your result. Registration for short service will start by August."
dr_Oly(PhD,RN, RM, RMHN) shared:
"First class for maths."
Gbenga Adesanya stressed:
"Start learning Python and data analytics. GOD bless you."
ZOJ WORLD added:
"I first carry this zeal for 100 leave but Sapa no allow me last last I did 2:1 congratulations my fellow mathematician."
Mimiukil noted:
"You have chosen your part already as an academician. Lecturing is your calling ok. Congratulations.."
Beloved strands&style wrote:
"This is my course right now I’m in my final level with my second class lower, I no Dey shame o. The course too hard."
Ofor said:
"Chief, apply to one of the Big 4’s better still an IB like Chapel Hill, Cardinal stone even BCG for consulting. Another exciting pathway for you will be Actuary! Congrats chief, it’s never an easy feat!"
LA. Blendz added:
"Some are asking why is he posting his result, he's selling himself life no be like before we the live lucky , show what you have there's people that may need your service! once again congratulations."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a University of Ibadan (UI) pharmacy student has graduated with a first-class degree. The lady said she once failed mathematics because she was sick, and some people told her parents not to send her to university.
But her parents supported her and believed in her. She later worked hard and finished school with a first class and many good grades. Many people online congratulated her.
University of Ibadan graduate bags first class at
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian lady has finished her studies at the University of Ibadan (UI) with a First Class degree in Mathematics.
The lady, Fathia Raji, said she had a hard start in school but kept trying her best. She also said she got five scholarships while she was still a student. Many people online congratulated her after seeing her story.
Source: Legit.ng
