Brother and Sister Graduate With First-Class Degrees From Miva Open University
A young Nigerian man and his younger sister have both graduated with first-class degrees from Miva Open University, celebrating their achievement with a throwback photo showing them holding hands as children. The brother, who shared the post on TikTok under the handle @oluwatobilobaokeniyi, revealed their impressive CGPAs: his sister earned a perfect 5.00 CGPA, while he graduated with a 4.85 CGPA.
Childhood Photo Goes Viral as Siblings Celebrate Academic Success
The viral post features a throwback image of the two siblings holding hands tightly as children, alongside recent graduation photos. The brother captioned the post: "From holding hands as kids... to holding first class degrees as adults." He added, "Her: 5.00 CGPA | Me: 4.85 CGPA. MPA, done. Okeniyi genes don’t play ?." The post quickly gained attention on social media, with many users congratulating the pair on their remarkable academic performance.
Details of Their Achievements at Miva Open University
According to the brother's post, both siblings attended Miva Open University, a popular Nigerian institution. The younger sister achieved a perfect CGPA of 5.00 out of 5.00, while her elder brother finished with a CGPA of 4.85. The brother proudly displayed their grades in the video, which sparked widespread praise in the comments section.
Social Media Reactions and Similar Success Stories
Many Nigerians celebrated the siblings' accomplishment online. In similar stories, a University of Lagos graduate earned a first-class degree with a 4.76 CGPA in Actuarial Science and Insurance, and a University of Port Harcourt graduate became the only first-class graduate in her department, breaking a long-standing record. Another Nigerian earned a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of New Brunswick, Canada, at age 22, after graduating from Covenant University with a first-class degree at 19. Additionally, a Babcock University graduate earned a first-class degree in International Law and Diplomacy despite being told her course was "useless," proving that success depends on mindset and determination.
