Brilliant Nigerian Lady graduates as an Accountant with 4.75 first class, wins best student award

AFRICA | A brillant Nigerian lady named Genevieve Onuoha has graduated with a first-class degree in Accounting from Caleb University, Lagos, earning an impressive 4.75 cumulative grade point average (CGPA).

Her outstanding academic performance also earned her the Best Graduating Student Award in the university’s Department of Accounting.

Reflecting on her journey in a LinkedIn post, Genevieve shared that from the moment she stepped into Caleb University, she was determined to give it her all. She set out to learn, grow, and push herself to be the best version of herself.

However, the journey was not without challenges. Long nights, difficult exams, and moments of doubt tested her resolve. Yet, through discipline, consistency, and God’s grace, she persevered.

 

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She attributed her success to God’s help, the sacrifices of her parents, the guidance of her lecturers, and the unwavering support of her friends.

Genevieve admitted that she was grateful for their encouragement and support. She expressed excitement and anticipation about stepping into the next phase of her career.

As she embarks on this new journey, Genevieve looks forward to connecting with industry leaders, learning from their experiences, and gaining valuable insights to grow in her field.

 

 

In another story, a young lady named Bukunmi Kolawole has finally been called to the bar as a first-class Lawyer after studying for 9 years straight instead of 6.

Bukunmi obtained her bachelor’s degree in Law (LL.B) at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria with first-class honors before she proceeded to the Nigerian Law School where she was called to bar as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

She graduated from the Nigerian Law School with a first-class grade. Bukunmi celebrated her achievement on LinkedIn, stating that her call to the bar signifies the completion of a 9-year journey that should have taken 6 years. Read more about Bukunmi HERE.

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