Babcock University Graduate Bags First Class, Proudly Shows Off Certificate and Medal

Babcock University Graduate Bags First Class, Proudly Shows Off Certificate and Medal

  • A man who graduated from Babcock University has revealed that he bagged a first-class degree
  • In an X post, he flaunted his certificate confirming his grade and a medal he received from the school
  • People who came across the post celebrated the young man and shared details of their academic journey

A young man, Adefolarin Oludele, is happy after bagging a first class from Babcock University.

He proudly showed off his certificate and a medal he got from the school.

Babcock University Graduate Bags First Class, Proudly Shows Off Certificate and Medal
Babcock University graduate bags first class. Photo: @Hon_Adefolarin
Source: Twitter

In an X post by @Hon_Adefolarin, the man hailed himself as a first-class graduate.

He also appreciated God for his latest achievement.

He said:

“First Class boy! Thank you Lord.”

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See the post below:

Reactions as man bags first class

People who came across the post celebrated the young man and shared details of their academic journey.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.

@Rukee_xo said:

"Congratulations, currently studying sociology in unilag."

@Dir_Martinsz said:

"Congratulations my bro.. Send location make we celebrate am."

@ThankGodChine18 said:

"Wow, my course. Congratulations, colleague. Soon to be out."

@Ebuka_Joseph2 said:

"Congratulations. Greater heights of excellence in Jesus name, Amen. I'm happy for you."

@EliasJnr22 said:

"Dear God, I just bookmark this because I'm aiming to recreate it one day."

@OluwabukunmiGi1 said:

"So happy for you, my bro. More wins, And I've not forgotten about it outing oo."

@FelixIbe922245 said:

"Like…..how do you guys run this thing? My school wan use C kill me. Congrats, boss."

In an interview with Legit.ng, Adefolarin spoke about his journey in university and how he earned a first class.

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He said:

"The journey of getting a first-class degree was not void of challenges. It was very tasking, and I had to make a lot of sacrifices to ensure that I achieved my long-time dream of getting a first-class degree.
"I underwent a process of self-discovery and realized that I could not study effectively in a noisy environment, so the most constant thing I did whenever I wanted to study was to go somewhere without distractions.
"I went to the library to study frequently, and whenever I needed to study in my hostel, I made sure it was late in the night or during the very early hours of the day when my roommates were asleep and the hostel was quiet; this method worked really well for me."

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In a related story, a young Nigerian lady has expressed excitement online after completing her undergraduate studies with flying colours.

The 19-year-old lady graduated with a first-class degree against all odds and proved her lecturer wrong.

She shared one of her low moments in school and the discouraging remark a lecturer made to her.

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Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng