Tedpgrass:
Congratulations to the lady and not trying to steal her shine or be a party popper.


Was she in the same set as the gentleman below.......

Meet Pharm. Adebisi Yusuff adebayo, B.Pharm (First Class Honors); the first Nigerian Undergraduate student to be called a Professor.
He is the Director for Research at Global Health Focus, an organisation that seeks to build critical thinkers and leaders in global health towards achieving health-related Sustainable Development Goals.


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Activist001:
Beauty with brains. My kind of slay queen.

Congratulations to her.

lordprogress:

non of my set go get first class so we go celebrate the best of the second class pharmacy school na God o.

AfonjaFirstSon:
When it comes to education, we yorubas are the best. we are sophisticated.

Tedpgrass:
Congratulations to the lady and not trying to steal her shine or be a party popper.


Was she in the same set as the gentleman below.......

Meet Pharm. Adebisi Yusuff adebayo, B.Pharm (First Class Honors); the first Nigerian Undergraduate student to be called a Professor.
He is the Director for Research at Global Health Focus, an organisation that seeks to build critical thinkers and leaders in global health towards achieving health-related Sustainable Development Goals.


Just asking

Chii59:
Beautiful and intelligent... Like me. Congratulations girl
But how come 2018/2019 session are graduating in 2021?

ishowdotgmail:
A Nigerian lady Basirat Rufai emerged the best graduating pharmacy student of the 2018/2019 set in the University of Ibadan.

The first class graduate came tops in all her pharmacy courses claiming some awards in the process.

The brainy lady also bagged distinctions in all her pharmacy courses and topped her amazing academic feats with an almost-perfect CGPA of 6.9 in a 7.0 grading system - a first-class honour.

Basirat Rufai is at the moment, in a class of her own. The young lady's academic pursuit at the University of Ibadan ended on a very high note as she finished in a majestic fashion.


In a post made on Monday, February 8, 2021, on Linkedln, Basirat said she is proud of herself and went on to appreciate God for his unending support to her quest for academic excellence.

She also praised her family, loved ones and lecturers for being with her in each step of the journey.


Congratulations to her!

Rocktation:
Congrats to her!
In my experience from studying at a Nigerian university though, I must admit that there are much more students that can bag a first, if the system but let them do so in all fairness[/b]i feel that most of these celebrated ones, have more luck/grace/favor or whatever, than they actually do extraordinary intelligence.

Chii59:
Beautiful and intelligent... Like me. Congratulations girl
But how come 2018/2019 session are graduating in 2021?

Rocktation:
Congrats to her!
In my experience from studying at a Nigerian university though, I must admit that there are much more students that can bag a first, if the system but let them do so in all fairness. I feel that most of these celebrated ones, have more luck/grace/favor or whatever, than they actually do extraordinary intelligence.

ishowdotgmail:
A Nigerian lady Basirat Rufai emerged the best graduating pharmacy student of the 2018/2019 set in the University of Ibadan.

The first class graduate came tops in all her pharmacy courses claiming some awards in the process.

The brainy lady also bagged distinctions in all her pharmacy courses and topped her amazing academic feats with an almost-perfect CGPA of 6.9 in a 7.0 grading system - a first-class honour.

Basirat Rufai is at the moment, in a class of her own. The young lady's academic pursuit at the University of Ibadan ended on a very high note as she finished in a majestic fashion.


In a post made on Monday, February 8, 2021, on Linkedln, Basirat said she is proud of herself and went on to appreciate God for his unending support to her quest for academic excellence.

She also praised her family, loved ones and lecturers for being with her in each step of the journey.


Congratulations to her!

brandsoncharlie:

There's nothing like extra ordinary luck, favor, grace, or extra intelligence in getting first class, you have to work for it. Set goals and the type of grades you want to see on your result sheet each semester, some people are reluctant to get the good things people desire for but are quick to give praises to those things.
I have checked the internet to see if there's something special about this first class of a thing, several testimony from professors and others has revealed it is just the seriousness those first class students put in to get at it.
To my surprise an average student too can get first class.
@ the bolded I agree completely.

zexy2030:

When all resources is available to a ready mind who is living in her dreams, why won't she bag it?

The condition of studying in Nigeria is such that u either win scholarship to survive in university or die CGPAlically looking for money to help urself through school.

Chii59:
Beautiful and intelligent... Like me. Congratulations girl
But how come 2018/2019 session are graduating in 2021?

returncole:
I figured a slay queen who is jealous and also not as brilliant and intelligent as Op: Where were you during the heat of the pandemic and lockdown sagas?

Rocktation:


Yet another truth!

I went to school with people, some of whose parents, would drive all the way from lagos with basically everything, from gallons of kerosene then, to bags of pure water. One even built a mini hostel (3 self contained flats) for her two daughters, in a town they didn't even journey through before getting an admission to study there.
So what kind of thinking again will these kind of students have? Is it not just to face them books squarely?

Sadly, boyfriend and clubbing will still not allow some to have sense.