Idongesit Obot, a University of Ibadan graduate, shares his inspiring academic journey from a 1.88 CGPA in first year to graduating with Second Class Upper honors, including achieving 17 A grades in one session.
Shukurat Olayemisi graduates with first-class honors and 3.64 CGPA, becoming the first Yoruba first-class graduate in her department in a decade at University of Ibadan.
A UNILAG medical laboratory science graduate shares how dressing as a distinction student during the Hallelujah Challenge, combined with prayer and study, helped her achieve a first-class honours degree against slim odds.
Gladys Adebere, a first-class law graduate from the University of Ibadan, shares her spiritual journey from Deeper Life to Vessels of Honor Foundation during her studies.
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A Nigerian student studying in Germany has gone viral after scoring 1.3 in an 11-credit university exam, with her lecturer confirming it's the highest score ever recorded in the course.
Bukunmi Odeyemi Samuel, a graduate of Federal University Oye-Ekiti, has achieved a first-class degree in Mathematics with a 4.59 CGPA, supported by an ASUU scholarship, sparking widespread congratulations online.
The Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation has opened applications for the sixth cohort of its AIG Public Leaders Programme, delivered by Oxford University. Applications close April 12, 2026 for the October 2026 start.
A Nigerian father has become a Canadian citizen years after selling his properties to send his children abroad for better opportunities, as celebrated by his daughter on social media.
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Three University of Ibadan engineering graduates have celebrated remarkable academic achievements, including one with 48 A's, another with a 3.96 CGPA, and a third ranking among the top students in their faculty.
A Federal University of Technology Owerri graduate has stunned social media by revealing she earned straight A's in all her optometry courses from 300 to 600 level, showcasing over 60 perfect grades.
Abdulroqeeb Adewale Bakre, a University of Ibadan graduate, has achieved First Class Honours in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, ranking among the top 1% in the Faculty of Technology and top four in his department with a CGPA of 3.86 out of 4.00.
The Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme warns applicants about scams targeting its application process, emphasizing that NJFP 2.0 is completely free with no fees or middlemen involved.
A Nigerian businessman sparked online debate after questioning how a University of Ibadan engineering graduate with a 3.96/4.00 CGPA could rank second-best in his faculty, revealing the top student achieved 3.97.
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A first-class student at Lagos State University with a 4.78 CGPA has shared his emotional story of sleeping in a shop with his family, sparking widespread reactions online.
Sikiru Jamilu Olawale, a University of Lagos graduate, has achieved the highest CGPA ever recorded in Yoruba Education at UNILAG, graduating with 4.54 after an unconventional academic journey.
Miracle Ogunleye, a UNILAG graduate, went viral for sharing her story of overcoming a disappointing first semester GPA of 2.57 to graduate with an impressive 4.42 CGPA, highlighting resilience and growth.
A Nigerian female student shared a tearful video on TikTok showing her empty kitchen, sparking widespread reactions as users shared similar stories of hardship during economic challenges.
Gladys Adebere, a law graduate from the University of Ibadan, has made history by becoming the first in her family to earn a first-class degree, sparking widespread congratulations on social media.
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Ijeoma Ogboh, a Covenant University economics graduate, has been recognized as the department's best graduating student with a remarkable 4.94 CGPA. She shares her journey from struggling academically to achieving academic excellence through divine guidan
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A Nigerian Yoruba student's video of practicing French pronunciation in class has gone viral on TikTok, sparking hilarious reactions and praise for her dedication to learning.
Final-year Economics Education students at Lagos State University of Education conducted a project on the casket business, analyzing profitability and costs, with their photos trending online and drawing mixed reactions from Nigerians.
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Oluwatunmise Awobajo, a University of Ibadan Law graduate, has achieved a rare academic feat by earning a first-class degree, becoming the first in her family to do so. She maintained top grades while excelling in leadership roles and publishing a book.
Wasiu Ajibola, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning a first-class degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering after a result delay. He now seeks a high-impact NYSC placement in sectors like Power and Energy.
Carl Grillmair, a 67-year-old astrophysicist who helped discover water on a distant planet, was fatally shot on his porch in Llano, California. A suspect, Freddy Snyder, has been arrested for murder and carjacking.
Ogunyinka Ibrahim graduates with first-class honours in Economics from University of Ibadan seven years after being denied admission due to not meeting cut-off marks, inspiring social media reactions.
A Nigerian mother's simple homework instruction for her son to 'match' the letter A with an apple in his assignment book led to a funny and unexpected response, highlighting the humorous side of parenting and education.
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A Nigerian lady graduates with first-class honors in Cybersecurity from Caleb University, achieving a 4.79 CGPA and best student award, while humorously sharing her friend's suggestion to celebrate with a bold banner.
