A young Nigerian lady named Raji Lydia Oluwatosin has finally bagged a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta in Nigeria after studying for 9 years straight.
She also won the best-graduating student award in one of her major courses. Lydia bagged her bachelor of science degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Nigeria.
She won the Madam Lydia Olutubusin Prize award for the best graduating student in the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Lydia took to Twitter to celebrate her achievement of not only graduating from university but also winning a prize. She described the achievement as her receiving her flowers for the effort she put in her studies.
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”It’s my convocation today ! I bagged B.Sc in Nutrition and Dietetics!
I also receive a prize as one of the best-graduating students ; flowers received with great joy,”she tweeted.
Lydia said she is excited to have finally fulfilled her dream of becoming a nutritionist, noting that she dedicated nine years to pursuing the course. She expressed joy at graduating with good grades and feeling proud of her dedicated efforts in pursuing her dream course.
”After Nine years !! 9 years of pursuing the career/profession of my dreams, I present to you the products of my sweat, tears and hardwork!!!
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Lydia expressed excitement and anticipation about her future as she pursues her career as a certified Nutritionist.
In another story, a young Nigerian man Tomiwa Adekogbe has bagged a Chemical Engineering degree with a 4.78 over 5.00 first-class grade after studying for 7 years straight.
Tomiwa obtained her bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering degree with a 4.78 over a possible 5.00 cumulative grade point average first-class grade at the University of Lagos,Nigeria.
Celebrating his success on LinkedIn, he said his worst experience as an undergraduate was arriving in the laboratory for his Physics practical exams and having his calculator stop working. Read more about Tomiwa HERE.
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