Nigerian Accounting Graduate from Babcock University Bags First Class Though A1 Starts from 80
- A Nigerian man who graduated from the Department of Accounting at Babcock University celebrated himself on TikTok
- In the clip, the man disclosed that he graduated with a cumulative grade point average of 4.73, showing his academic brilliance
- The man also revealed that in his school, Babcock University, distinction in any course required the student to score 80 marks
A Nigerian graduate from the Department of Accounting at Babcock University went on TikTok to celebrate his academic achievements.
In his video, he proudly shared that he graduated with an impressive cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.73, highlighting his exceptional academic performance.
Source: TikTok
Man graduates with first class in Accounting
He also explained that at Babcock University, achieving a distinction in any course requires a score of 80 marks or higher.
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This shows that there is high standards of excellence maintained by the institution. The video was posted by @tioluwani.ak.
Nigerian first-class graduate Naheemah Oluwatoyin, speaks to Legit.ng on the success hacks that worked for her:
"Discover yourself and what works best for you: myself as an example, I am not good at crash reading or reading overnight (I love sleeping). I read my books in bit after each lecture day and I round them up by weekend. On Saturdays and Sundays, after house chores, I will stack all my lecture notes and pick one after the other till I am done. Do the right thing at the right time, do not wait till deadline before completing assignments. No matter how inconvenience it is for me, I don't stop helping my fellow mates with courses they are encountering difficulties. This also helps me in understanding the course better. There is a saying "All read no play makes jack a dull boy". I don't read 24/7, I create time to relax my brain once I noticed my brain is saturated."
Watch the video here:
Reactions trail first-class graduate's feat
Gurl_like_Tess said:
“Must u put the CGPA una go Dey make person look down on heself congratulations man.”
Genesis wrote:
“Omo congratulations. As an accounting student,I know how hard it can be.”
Chidi commented:
“E don dooo. Tio abeg make I no cry.”
Okoli also commented:
“Congratulations. I tap into this. Amen.”
Fanta:
“Congratulations all over again and again. Wishing you the best ahead.”
Funmi____martins:
“So happy for you.”
Symply_nayna:
“Congratulations, u did so well.”
Uduak Betiku:
“I know mummy will be the most happiest for this ….. Congratulations.”
Miracle_guy:
“80 keh?… Congratulations.”
Layikicks:
“Congratulations my brother.”
Its_natanialuv:
“Una sabi book oo, congratulations.”
Praiseee:
“I tap into this amen.”
Michael King:
“Hugeeeee, Congratulations.”
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that Henry Anozie, a Nigerian young man who graduated first class, revealed what motivated him to pursue academic excellence.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a brilliant Nigerian man, Olowookere Victor Oluwaferanmi, got a big offer after his impressive academic performance.
The young man earlier revealed how he made eight A's in his WAEC before going on to bag a first-class degree in engineering at the university level with a CGPA of 4.86/5.00.
While people were praising him in his comment section, an American government organisation called EducationUSA Abuja contacted him.
Proofreading by James, Ojo Adakole, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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