UI Pharmacy Student Bags First-Class with 4 Distinctions
Oluwayomi Ebunoluwa Dorcas graduates with a first-class degree in pharmacy from the University of Ibadan, earning four distinctions and a 3.71 CGPA, sparking widespread congratulations online.
Oluwayomi Ebunoluwa Dorcas graduates with a first-class degree in pharmacy from the University of Ibadan, earning four distinctions and a 3.71 CGPA, sparking widespread congratulations online.
Victory Oluwadamilola Ajani celebrates graduating with a Civil Engineering degree from the University of Jos, becoming the first engineer in her family lineage and sparking widespread congratulations online.
The Federal Government has officially recognized medical fellowships from professional colleges as equivalent to PhD degrees, resolving a long-standing academic debate and removing career barriers for specialized doctors.
Mofifoluwa Ajani, a University of Ibadan student who battled math difficulties since primary school, celebrates earning a first-class degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
Ayomikun Oyesiji, a Nigerian lady, has graduated from the University of Ibadan's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine after writing the SSCE exams seven times. She shared her story of faith and resilience on LinkedIn, inspiring many with her academic perseveran
Bello Habeeb Idowu, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates his petroleum engineering degree while announcing he's open to work opportunities in Canada and India in both engineering and frontend development roles.
Assumpta Nwakile graduates with First Class Honours in Pharmacy from UI, earning distinction in Pharmacognosy and winning awards like Most Versatile Student and Best in Entrepreneurship.
The Tinubu administration has announced a six-year moratorium on establishing new universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education to focus on improving existing institutions' quality and sustainability.
Christiana Itunuoluwa Joel, a University of Ibadan student, graduates with a first-class honours degree in law, reflecting on her journey without a dramatic influence or clear future goals.
The University of Ibadan enables students to earn its prestigious degrees through affiliated institutions across Nigeria, offering specialized education without relocation to the main campus.
Wasiu Ajibola Faadulilahi, a first-class graduate in electrical engineering from the University of Ibadan, has publicly appealed to Governor Seyi Makinde for an NYSC placement in Oyo State via a tweet, showcasing his academic achievements.
Temiloluwa Omomo, a Covenant University graduate, shares her inspiring academic journey from a 1.44 GPA with six failed courses to graduating with a Second Class Upper degree, encouraging students facing setbacks.
Identical twins Fagbemi Elijah Taiwo and Fagbemi Elisha Kehinde have graduated with First Class honors from the University of Ibadan's Philosophy department, achieving impressive CGPAs of 3.65 and 3.74 respectively.
The Federal Government has announced a six-year moratorium on establishing new tertiary institutions, focusing on enhancing quality and sustainability amid Nigeria's literacy challenges.
The UK government has implemented a partial ban on student visas for new applicants from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, citing a 470% surge in asylum applications from students.
Victor Dada, a first-class engineering graduate from the University of Ibadan, details his academic struggles, including writing UTME four times and enduring sleepless nights while balancing 16 courses and leadership roles.
Professor Kabir Isa Dandago, former Kano State Finance Commissioner and academic, has passed away at Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital. He served under Governor Ganduje and authored numerous books.
Ayomide Oluwole, a University of Ibadan law graduate, overcame academic setbacks by failing at least two courses per semester but graduated with a first-class degree and a 3.88/4.00 CGPA, ranking third overall in the Faculty of Law.
A University of Ibadan student, Obadaki O. J., graduated with first-class honours in mechanical engineering, achieving a 3.74 CGPA despite having one of the lowest post-UTME scores in her class.
Okesina Mustapha Olanrewaju, a University of Ibadan pharmacy graduate, reveals how football provided mental balance during his challenging academic journey from 2018 to 2026.
Nigerian students can access fully-funded Chinese government scholarships including CSC Bilateral, UNESCO Great Wall, MOFCOM, and YES China programs. Learn eligibility criteria and application steps.
The Federal Government has announced a six-year freeze on establishing new universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education to strengthen quality and sustainability, citing financial struggles and admission gaps.
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka leads the 2026 list of best law universities in Nigeria, with Olabisi Onabanjo University and University of Ibadan in the top three. Rankings are based on research, innovation, and societal impact.
Ayomide Fajemiyo, a University of Ibadan graduate, reveals how she pivoted from aspiring to study law to earning a second-class upper degree in Russian and French after unexpected academic hurdles.
Anita Babalola, a University of Ibadan law graduate, shares the academic and emotional struggles she overcame to earn her Second Class Honours (Upper Division) degree, highlighting resilience and personal growth.
Oluwapelumi Oyewusi, a University of Ibadan pharmacy graduate, turned an F in mathematics into a first-class honours degree, defying advice to attend a polytechnic and becoming the best student in pharmacy law and ethics.
Kehinde Oluwatosin Fasemi, a University of Ibadan law graduate, shares her journey of resilience after academic struggles in 200 level, leading to a First Class degree while balancing student leadership roles.
Australia has increased Temporary Graduate Visa fees from AUD2,300 to AUD4,600, affecting Nigerian and international students. Family costs also rise sharply, making Australia's visa the most expensive globally.
Oyindamola Adeyanju, a University of Ibadan graduate, shares her journey from knowing little about Agronomy and Crop Science to earning a First Class degree through research, discipline, and consistency during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A University of Ibadan graduate, Dr. Atayi Abel Oundugbe, who initially matriculated into biochemistry, has graduated with first-class honours in pharmacy, achieving distinctions in key courses and a 3.68 CGPA.