A young Nigerian woman celebrates her accomplishments after earning a bachelor’s degree in microbiology.
A young Nigerian lady named Sylvia Akra has bagged a Microbiology degree from the University of Uyo in Nigeria. Sylvia Akra obtained her bachelor of science (BSC) degree in Microbiology at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom in Nigeria.
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She graduated from the university with a remarkable second-class upper grade.
She took to Linkedin to celebrate her achievement of bagging the degree stating that she is filled with nothing but gratitude to God. ”GRADUATE. I really don’t have so much to say. I am so happy to share that I have officially graduated from the University of Uyo,” she said.
Syvia expressed her gratitude for the significant impact the university had on her life. She claimed that the institution had provided her with people, education, experience, and a wealth of memories that she would always treasure.
In a different tale, Ayinbanoa Ibaba, a bright African woman, graduated with honors from Landmark University in Kwara, Nigeria, with a Master’s degree in soil science.
With a flawless cumulative grade point average of 5.00 over 5.00, Ayibanoa graduated from Landmark University with a master’s degree in soil fertility and environmental management. Go HERE to learn more about Ayibanoa.
