Mide-Arebuwa Caleb, a Computer Science graduate from Babcock University, ignited social media after posting his final results and four academic awards on X. The post, shared under the handle @kalebforjesus on July 26, 2026, attracted nearly 627,000 views.
Caleb announced that he completed his BSc in Computer Science with a Second Class Upper Division, achieving a grade point average of 4.32. He showcased his four awards in a photo, adding weight to an already impressive academic record.
Playful Challenge Goes Viral
The graduate's caption included a light-hearted dig at anyone with a 4.0 CGPA, suggesting they could no longer call their result a second class. He wrote: "BSc. Computer Science. First Class Lower (4.32). If e reach your turn say your 4 point nah second class."
The post was accompanied by photos of Caleb in his convocation attire, which quickly drew attention from thousands of users.
Reactions from Social Media Users
Many flooded the comments section with congratulatory messages and self-reflection. @younggold406 said: "Congrats Keleb Greater Heights." @allcrowns94 commented: "Busts my head man? Nobody should ever call my point second class upper again from today." @fikayomi_i added: "Guyyy? Congratulations you did well jare. ??"
The post sparked a wave of reactions, with users both celebrating Caleb's achievement and engaging in humorous debate about grading systems.
Other Babcock University Success Stories
This comes shortly after another Babcock University fresh graduate celebrated becoming a medical doctor despite facing six visa denials. That graduate shared an inspiring story on X, highlighting perseverance in the face of obstacles.
Caleb's academic feat underscores the rigorous standards at Babcock University, located in Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State. His achievement of four awards alongside a high CGPA demonstrates excellence in the Computer Science programme.
