A talented Nigerian woman receives the Best Graduating Student Award after graduating with a 4.78/5.00 first-class degree.
After earning an exceptional 4.78 first-class mark, Bakare Aishat Eniola, a bright Nigerian woman, was crowned Babcock University’s best-graduating student in the Mass Communication department.
Bakare Eniola graduated with a 4.78 total grade point of first-class honors from Babcock University in Ogun, Nigeria, with a bachelor’s degree in mass communication.
Eniola received the best-graduating student award from the Department of Mass Communication at the University’s Veronica Adeleke School of Social Sciences for her exceptional performance.
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She expressed gratitude to God for her accomplishment on Twitter and emphasized that the educational path was not easy.
“I’m thankful to God, even though it took a while to get here. BSc Mass Communication (Hons), the best student in the mass communication department, finished with a first class grade (4.78 CGPA). She tweeted, “Someone play me Look What You’ve Done by GreatMan Takit.”
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In another example, Victoria Chinonye Chukwuma, a Nigerian mother, graduated with First-Class honors from the University of Central Lancashire in the United Kingdom with a master’s degree in medicine. She received the University’s prize for best graduating student.
She received her bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy from the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK)in Nigeria with honors. Read more about Victoria HERE.
