UniIorin Law Graduate Bags First Class, Emerges Best Student In Department

UniIorin Law Graduate Bags First Class, Emerges Best Student In Department

  • A graduate of the University of Ilorin, Mubarak Owoade, graduated as the best student in his department
  • He bagged a first class in Common and Islamic Law and shared photos from his convocation ceremony
  • Many people who came across the TikTok post hailed him and wished him success in his endeavours

A graduate of the University of Ilorin, Mubarak Owoade, announced that he graduated with a first class.

The man, who studied Common and Islamic Law, shared photos from his convocation ceremony on TikTok.

UniIorin law graduate excited as he bags first class
UniIorin law graduate bags first class. @mubarak_owoade
Source: TikTok

In the post shared by @mubarak_owoade on TikTok, the young man announced that he emerged as the best graduating student in his department.

He posted photos of himself draped in his convocation gown as he wore a suit and sunglasses.

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The young man then happily announced his achievement and revealed his course of study in the caption of the TikTok post he shared.

He said:

“Alhamdulillah. Graduated with a FIRST CLASS HONORS( and Emerged as the BEST GRADUATING STUDENT OF MY DEPARTMENT) In Common and Islamic Law, University of ilorin.”

See the post here.

Reactions trail man’s graduation

@DASOLA said:

"Congratulations darling. More success bijahi rosullillahi. Favor market in sha Allah Rahman."

@Shugaba salati said:

"Congratulations to big boss."

@Fateemah said:

"Caps off to you, graduate! Congratulations, this is not just the beginning, you are star in the making! Barakallahu fih kum."

@PROPER HAUSA BABE said:

"Congratulations! Genius."

@idris22415 said:

"congratulations my bro."

Mubarak, who spoke to Legit.ng, shared some strategies he used to succeed in his academics.

He said:

"When I started my 100 level, I had 4.0 GP, which was low for a first class. Then I tried to double my reading. In my 200-level first semester, I had a 5.0 GP and 4.7 in my second semester, which really boosted my CGPA. It kept increasing that way. I became the scholar of my class at the 200,300,400 and 500 levels.

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"The main strategy is just that I read almost every day of each semester(during the week), then during weekends, I try to look for extra points, extra cases, and extra sections to add to the notes given in class. Then I read it all together, and I do my exam like I’m better than the lecturer."

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She shared photos from her convocation on her X page, revealing that she was the best graduating student in the school.

Many who came across the post congratulated the lady and wished for the same academic achievement. Some also asked her to share secrets of her success with them.

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