“I read my notes each day after lectures. During exams, I preferred reading in the evenings and early in the night. I also do revisions around 4am every morning before my exams,’’ she said.

Ifesinachi acknowledged that her choice of friends had an influence on her exceptional grades. She said she maintained a close group of friends throughout her four years of studying Mass Communication, who motivated each other, studied together, and supported one another.

She said one of her most unforgettable experiences was when she had her first 5.00 GPA, which brought her great joy, and it led her to immediately share the good news with her family.

“My most memorable experience in school was when I made my first 5.00 GPA. I was ecstatic when I saw my result. I called my family immediately to share the good news. It was a wonderful experience,’’ she said.

Ifesinachi said that though she faced challenges, particularly during her third year when her CGPA dropped drastically, she regained hope and made sure to achieve consecutive 5.00 GPAs until graduation.

She also mentioned that her career goals include furthering her education, becoming a polyglot, and pursuing a writing profession. She believes that her academic achievements will push her further in life.

“I love writing, and my role model is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. I read all of her books and they inspire me to be a better writer “I plan to further my education. I aspire to become a polyglot and a writer. I have many goals in life and I believe that furthering my education will push me a step ahead in life,” she said.

She advised students aspiring for academic excellence to do their best, embrace their uniqueness, avoid copying their colleagues, prioritize healthy eating and rest during exams and also start reading at the beginning of the semester so as not to cram.

“I would advise students to do their best and leave the rest for God. Be unique and stand out in the crowd. Never try to copy others. Eat healthy food and rest during exams. Start your reading at the beginning of the semester and avoid reading in the night to the examination. I am confident that anyone who desires academic excellence will achieve it,’’ she said.

“I read my notes each day after lectures. During exams, I preferred reading in the evenings and early in the night. I also do revisions around 4am every morning before my exams,’’ she said.

Ifesinachi acknowledged that her choice of friends had an influence on her exceptional grades. She said she maintained a close group of friends throughout her four years of studying Mass Communication, who motivated each other, studied together, and supported one another.

She said one of her most unforgettable experiences was when she had her first 5.00 GPA, which brought her great joy, and it led her to immediately share the good news with her family.

“My most memorable experience in school was when I made my first 5.00 GPA. I was ecstatic when I saw my result. I called my family immediately to share the good news. It was a wonderful experience,’’ she said.

Ifesinachi said that though she faced challenges, particularly during her third year when her CGPA dropped drastically, she regained hope and made sure to achieve consecutive 5.00 GPAs until graduation.

She also mentioned that her career goals include furthering her education, becoming a polyglot, and pursuing a writing profession. She believes that her academic achievements will push her further in life.

“I love writing, and my role model is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. I read all of her books and they inspire me to be a better writer “I plan to further my education. I aspire to become a polyglot and a writer. I have many goals in life and I believe that furthering my education will push me a step ahead in life,” she said.

She advised students aspiring for academic excellence to do their best, embrace their uniqueness, avoid copying their colleagues, prioritize healthy eating and rest during exams and also start reading at the beginning of the semester so as not to cram.

“I would advise students to do their best and leave the rest for God. Be unique and stand out in the crowd. Never try to copy others. Eat healthy food and rest during exams. Start your reading at the beginning of the semester and avoid reading in the night to the examination. I am confident that anyone who desires academic excellence will achieve it,’’ she said.