Man Promises to Gift Female Graduate Who Shared Final Result Online: "I Will Send You Something"
- Modupe, a fresh University of Ilorin BSc Microbiology graduate, posted her second class lower result on X, saying it took tears and courage to go public with it
- The young graduate revealed she worked to feed herself throughout her years in school, using her post to also declare her availability for job opportunities
- X user DrBenSings publicly promised to send her a gift and hinted the amount could be as much as N400k
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Modupe, a fresh BSc Microbiology graduate of the University of Ilorin, went viral on X after posting her final degree result despite the emotional weight it carried, and the response she received went far beyond words of encouragement.
Rather than quietly absorb the outcome of her years in school, Modupe chose to share her second class lower division result openly, admitting the post itself cost her tears before she found the courage to publish it.
Source: Twitter
UNILORIN Graduate Stands Behind Her Result
In her post, Modupe made no attempt to dress up what she had achieved or apologise for it.
She acknowledged the grade fell short of a second class upper, but was firm about owning it without shame.
"I am not the best student, but I am one of the best fighters. Shade me if you want — this result is mine and I am proud," she wrote.
She also gave her followers a window into what her university years actually looked like.
Feeding herself while simultaneously keeping up with academic demands was a constant reality, and she summed up that experience in a line that many Nigerians found immediately familiar.
"Working to feed myself while schooling was never easy. Life just happened differently," she said.
Beyond sharing her result, Modupe used the same post to signal that she is actively looking for work, turning a deeply personal moment into a practical step towards the next chapter of her life.
DrBenSings Steps In With a Gift
The post attracted widespread attention and support, but one response stood out in a way that surprised many observers.
An X user identified as DrBenSings replied directly to Modupe with a promise that went well beyond congratulations.
"Maybe that was why I was prompted to give you 400k. Congratulations again. I will send you something; I don't want to put it out here," he wrote to @OneModupe.
The comment, with its reference to N400,000, quickly drew its own wave of attention as people reacted to both the generosity of the gesture and the public way in which it was announced, even as the full details were kept private.
Modupe's post resonated widely because it captured something many Nigerian graduates understand but rarely say aloud: that a result on a transcript is only part of the story, and the circumstances behind it often tell a very different and far more complete one.
See the post below:
Lady graduates with first class degree
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Abbieolowo announced her graduation on social media, revealing she is the first person in her family to ever attend school.
The Nigerian lady studied BSc Physics and graduated with a First-Class Honours degree from her university.
Source: Legit.ng
