A young Nigerian woman celebrates her achievement as the University of Ibadan’s best-graduating pharmacy student with distinctions.
After earning a pharmacy degree with honors, Babafemi Eniola, a bright Nigerian woman, was chosen the University of Ibadan’s top graduating student.
Babafemi Eniola graduated with a remarkable grade of distinction from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, with a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, majoring in social and administrative pharmacy.
Eniola was also recognized as the Social and Administrative Pharmacy major’s best-graduating student. She renamed herself with her qualification and celebrated her accomplishment on Twitter.
“PHARM. BABAFEMI ENIOLA B.PHARM (IBADAN), MPSNDistinction in Social and Administrative Pharmacy, Best Social and Administrative Pharmacy Graduating Student” “Thank God,” she wrote on Twitter.
In addition to being a pharmacist, Eniola is a junior data analyst who is passionate about using data to make informed decisions. She claimed to be effective at handling several priorities while maintaining a positive outlook and being open to accepting new tasks in order to achieve team objectives.
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Eniola stated that she is keen to use her diligence, meticulousness, and superior analytical abilities to help the team succeed.
A 29-year-old guy called Frank Baez earned his bachelor’s degree from the same university where he paid for his school by working as a cleaner.
Frank Baez graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in nursing. At the age of 15, he told Good Morning America, he and his mother came to New York City from the Dominican Republic.
After arriving in New York, he made the decision to work as a janitor at the Langone Tisch Hospital at New York University in order to support his family. Frank claimed that his desire to become a nurse was sparked by observing the hospital’s nurses while he was cleaning.
Frank claimed that after working for a while, he made the decision to enroll at Hunter College to earn a bachelor’s degree, becoming the first member of his family to do so. In order to finish his nursing degree, he went back to New York University.
I simply worked and learned a lot. I believed that I deserved better, that I wanted to achieve more for myself, and that I wanted to keep going, grow, and live my life. His words were, “I never gave up.” Go HERE to learn more about Frank.
