“CGPA of 4.92 out of 5”: Nigerian Lady Turns Her Fear of the Unknown into First-class Degree
- A Nigerian lady wrote a letter to herself to overcome her fear of the unknown before starting her undergraduate program in Automotive Engineering
- She graduated with a first-class degree at a CGPA of 4.92 out of 5, despite having no interest in engineering at first
- She shared her story to inspire other young people who are facing similar challenges and uncertainties
Funmilayo Adeeye, a Nigerian lady has shared her inspiring story of how she overcame her doubts and fears to graduate with a first-class degree in Automotive Engineering from Elizade University.
The graduate revealed that she wrote a letter to herself two weeks before starting her undergraduate program on October 7, 2018. In the letter, she expressed her worries about the future and the course she was admitted to study.
Nigerian lady turns her lemon into lemonade and graduated with a first-class degree
Funmilayo said she had no interest in engineering at that time and had considered other career choices such as doctor, surgeon, and pilot. She was clueless about what she wanted to do after secondary school and had a “mid-life crisis”.
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However, she decided to make the best of the situation and wrote herself a letter to motivate herself.
Five years later, she proved herself beyond doubts, graduated with a first-class honors degree at a CGPA of 4.92 out of 5. She got straight As in eight out of 10 semesters and was amazed by her own performance.
See her LinkedIn post HERE
Single mom graduates with first class
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady has shared her inspiring story of how she overcame the challenges of being a single mom and a student at the same time.
The lady, posted a series of tweets on X with her photos, revealing she got pregnant in her 200Level at the university and had no financial support from her family.
As posted in the X handle @loveswaggs11, she said she had to work hard to balance her academics and motherhood, and she faced many difficulties along the way.
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Source: Legit.ng