CGPA of University's 'Best Behaved Female' Student Goes Viral as It Surfaces Online, People React

CGPA of University's 'Best Behaved Female' Student Goes Viral as It Surfaces Online, People React

  • A Nigerian lady has gone viral on social media after proudly sharing her academic achievements
  • In a post that quickly gained attention on her official X account, she revealed that she graduated with a first-class degree
  • Commenting on the story, Buchi Donald, a Nigerian graduate, stated that discipline is necessary to bag a good result

A Nigerian lady recently attracted attention online after she chose to share details of her academic journey.

Her post quickly went viral on social media and drew praise from many who came across it.

Lady who bagged award for University's 'best behaved female' student posts achievement.
Academic grade of a university's best graduating female student goes viral. Photo credit: DorcasNwaeke/X.
Source: Twitter

Lady lists her academic achievements online

The lady, known on X as @DorcasNwaeke, used her account to recount the outcome of her studies.

She explained that she completed her degree programme with the highest possible classification (first class)

She also noted that she maintained an outstanding CGPA throughout the entire duration of her course and graduated with a perfect score.

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According to her, she was recognised as the top female student overall during her time at university.

She added that she received an award for conduct and behaviour, having been acknowledged as the best behaved female student in her institution.

The announcement of these achievements generated excitement among her followers and sparked many congratulatory messages.

She also revealed that she had written and published books on two separate occasions.

In addition, she stated that she became the first person at her university to apply a particular linguistic framework in research and to complete that work successfully.

The framework she referenced was known as the Relevance Theory, and she described her use of it as a pioneering effort within her school.

Beyond her academic work, she disclosed that she established a non-governmental organisation.

She emphasised that she was the first individual in her family line to found such an initiative.

She concluded her update by attributing her accomplishments to her faith, indicating that she viewed her success as being supported by God.

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University's 'best behaved female' student goes viral.
Lady lists her full academic achievements after bagging best behaved female student. Photo credit: DorcasNwaeke/X.
Source: Twitter

In her words:

"First class Graduate (4.0/4.0 6 semesters out of 8). Overall BGS (Female). Best Behaved Female. 2X Published Author. First student in my entire university to use the Relevance Theory for any form of research and succeed in it. First in the bloodline to found an NGO. With God!"

Commenting on the story, Buchi Donald, a Nigerian graduate, stated that discipline is necessary to bag a good result.

In his words:

"She's well behaved so I don't doubt her result at all. Discipline is necessary to get a good result especially in the university where distraction is much."

Reactions as lady lists academic achievements online

Nigerians had different things to say in the comments section.

Lai said:

"Relevance theory? English language?"

@OKRIKA BAGS IN IBADAN said:

"One of my dreams is to be a lecturer and I’m currently studying to get an MSc but I heard the academia sector in Nigeria does not pay well. Can you say anything concerning this please? Thank you."

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@estilo added:

"Omo I for no rush enter sch 2011,I for use that period learn work, come enter sch now."

See the post below:

Lady passes University's cut-off mark

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that University of Ibadan, UI, offered admission to a young lady who passed her post-UTME exam.

A post shared on social media displayed the score she had in her post-UTME exam at the University of Ibadan.

Source: Legit.ng

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