Lady Who Bagged Distinction From Kwara Poly Shares Result From Osun State University, Posts CGPA
- Adigun Barakat Adeshewa, a Kwara Poly distinction graduate, shared her current academic performance at Osun State University on TikTok
- The young lady switched from her National Diploma programme to study Criminology and Security Studies at Osun State University
- Barakat posted a screenshot of her result showing a 4.76 CGPA, drawing attention from social media users
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Adigun Barakat Adeshewa, a young Nigerian woman who graduated with distinction from Kwara State Polytechnic, has turned heads online after posting her current CGPA at Osun State University.
The post, shared on her TikTok page, @ade_sewa455, showed a result screenshot that revealed a CGPA of 4.76, setting off a wave of admiration across social media.

Source: TikTok
Kwara Poly to Osun State University
Barakat's story begins at Kwara State Polytechnic, where she completed her National Diploma and graduated with distinction.
Rather than stopping there, @ade_sewa455 pushed further and secured a place at Osun State University, where she enrolled in the Department of Criminology and Security Studies.
Now in her 400 level, she posted the result that confirmed what her academic record had always suggested: she was not slowing down. A CGPA of 4.76 in a field as demanding as Criminology and Security Studies is no small feat, and her willingness to share it publicly clearly struck a chord online.
What Barakat's result revealed
A few details in her story stand out. First, transitioning from a polytechnic background into a university degree programme is itself a significant academic step, one that many students find challenging as the structure and expectations shift. Second, maintaining a near-perfect CGPA through her 400 level while studying a security-focused course suggests a level of discipline and consistency that goes beyond raw talent.
Her TikTok post, which displayed the official result summary, drew attention not just for the numbers but for the broader message it carried: that where you start does not determine where you finish.
Speaking with Legit.ng, Barakat revealed that her interest in law influenced her decision to study Criminology and Security Studies at Osun State University.
She explained that although she had always wanted to pursue a law-related course, she eventually settled for Criminology and Security Studies because she felt she might not meet the requirements to study Law itself.

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She said:
"I have always wanted to study something related to law but I thought I wasn’t caught up to study law itself so I settled for criminology and security studies."
Beyond maintaining an impressive CGPA of 4.76, Barakat disclosed that adjusting to a new academic environment was one of the biggest challenges she faced after gaining admission to Osun State University through Direct Entry (DE).
The student explained that she had to adapt to a fresh beginning while keeping up with her studies. She also had to take some 100-level courses, which required her to read extensively and work hard to meet her academic goals.
According to Barakat, the support and encouragement she received from friends, alongside her commitment to studying, helped her overcome the difficulties.
Reflecting on the experience, she told Legit.ng:
"I faced a lot of challenges, I tried alot to settle in that new environment because it’s a new beginning for me as a DE student and I also have to study, read a lot because I had to take other 100 lvl courses but I was able to overcome them by making friends who supports and encouraged me and by studying so that i can pass."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that an Osun State University graduate, Alalade Goodness, bagged a first-class degree in Animal Science and emerged as the Best Graduating Student in her department, faculty, and college.
Alongside her studies, she successfully ran her own business, gained hands-on experience in poultry production, and carried out research on consumer preference for rabbit meat.
Source: Legit.ng
