Best Graduating Student of Pharmacy with 4.83 CGPA From Delta State University Gets N500,000
- Illebe John, a remarkable Nigerian graduate, has achieved a first-class degree in pharmacy from Delta State University
- His sister shared the induction proceedings, capturing the moment John received his certificate and four prestigious awards
- With an impressive cumulative grade point average of 4.83 out of 5.0, he was recognised as the overall best-graduating student in his department
A Nigerian man Illebe John, who graduated with first-class degree in pharmacy from Delta State University, was celebrated by his parents.
His sister showed the induction proceedings where his brother received his certificate and 4 awards.
![Nigerian graduate Illebe John receives top awards and first-class degree in Pharmacy from Delta State University Nigerian graduate Illebe John receives top awards and first-class degree in Pharmacy from Delta State University](https://cdn.legit.ng/images/1120/9787e0cfc4839e0e.jpeg?v=1)
Source: TikTok
Celebrating Illebe John's outstanding academic success
The graduated student with a cumulative grade point average of 4.83 out of 5.0 also was the overall best-graduating student in his department and received N500,000. The video was posted by @joyese.
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Speaking with Legit.ng, James Williams, a first-class graduate from Nile University spoke elaborately on what amplified his determination to succeed academically:
"For context, I came to Nile University as a full-tuition scholarship student. That was the only explanation for me being in a 1.2 million naira per semester University. My parents couldn't have afforded that. I wasn't from a family of means and the consequence of that was underpinned the forceful distractions that I faced in my undergraduate days. Every day, came with its distraction. I but then, some episodes were far more severe than the rest. There are many of those but here is one that I can share: In 300 level, second semester, I returned to Abuja from Aba to the news that my house here has been sold to a new landlord. No prior information about this development and so you can imagine the surprise. Nothing prepared me for that because in the following week, our midsemester exams were to begin. It was just an unfortunate storm. The new landlord came by and told me that the resell meant that the house will be renovated and that I could consider getting a new house, finding somewhere else to stay while the renovation happens or staying in the house while it is being renovated. Now, as one from a family without means, I couldn't feasibly think of the option of packing out. The option of living with someone else wasn't feasible because, among other reasons, no one I knew lived close. And so I had to deal daily with the reality of living in a house that was being plastered, painted, carpentered and so on while preparing for my midsemester exams. It was torture! Imagine picking the cloth you had decided to wear for the next lecture day only to find out that it was stained with oil paints. Forced me to tears sometimes but despite that cloudiness, I never forgot what really mattered to me in the moment and that was the academic story that I was writing — a story that went, "even these cannot stop me." So I turned up for lectures like nothing was happening, led presentations, sat for tests, prepared as much as I can and doing my best to shut out the noise. In the end, it wasn't my best semester as I ended up having two Bs but it would've been worse if I hadn't manged the internal chaos to the extent I did. From that episode, I picked my lessons and purposed to make the most of my remaining semesters. And I did. In the two semesters of my 400 level, I hit a perfect 5.0 GPA."
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Watch the video below:
Nigerians hail man who bagged first class
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Pretty precious said:
“Your brother was in my hostel before he graduated.”
Marylove wrote:
“I tap frm dis in for my children in Jesus name amen.”
Joyese:
“They will do better than this ma.”
Henry onyeka:
“Ur bruh is really a genus o . he's my senior colleague. sincerely, being consistent with grades here in pharmacy school is really demanding.... u need God's grace.”
Joyese:
“Thank you for the compliment.”
Joyese:
“Yes, I will put you in the part 2.”
Kcee:
“Congratulations to him.”
Blooms:
“This was last year?”
Joyese:
“It was this year April 2024,I didn’t post since cause I have been busy.”
Cake Asaba:
“Congratulations.... i'll make my mom proud amen.”
Qwinpeace@09:
“Was he informed that he was the bgs or it was announced that day?”
Joyese:
“He was informed and it was also announced
Legit.ng has written several stories about students who bagged first class honours. In a previous report, one of them revealed what motivated him to pursue academic excellence.
UNILAG first class graduate with multiple achievements
Legit.ng also earlier reported that a young man celebrated his academic success after graduating from the University of Lagos (UNILAG) with a first class degree.
The man shared his impressive list of achievements on X, revealing that he had accomplished a lot during his undergraduate years.
He had completed three internships in different sectors, namely energy, technology, and venture capital.
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