Graduate's Emotional Plea Over Unreleased Results After Five Years
A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to express her profound distress and frustration, alleging that Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) has withheld her academic results for a staggering five years since her graduation. In a heartfelt video posted on TikTok, the graduate, identified as @preciousjerry, broke into tears as she displayed payment receipts and appealed for the release of her documents.
Years of Waiting and Emotional Burden
The aggrieved lady revealed that she studied Animal Science at CRUTECH, but despite completing her studies half a decade ago, the institution has allegedly refused to issue her results. She described this situation as a heavy burden on her heart, impacting her ability to move forward with her career and life plans. Her emotional outcry highlights the personal toll such administrative delays can take on graduates.
In her own words: "After 5 years of graduation, University of Cross River has refused to release my results. I studied animal science at Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH). This has been a burden in my heart for the past five years."
Widespread Reactions from Nigerians
The video quickly garnered attention, with many Nigerians sharing similar experiences in the comments section. Users expressed solidarity and recounted their own struggles with university result delays and administrative issues.
- @Prettygoody shared: "I graduated since 2022 from Cross River State University Calabar, Ogoja campus and they just released my result this week. I cried like I was a walking dead."
- @Evanslutty, a current student, commented on ongoing portal errors affecting CGPA calculations.
- @Caris_Collection advised seeking help from faculty heads to resolve the issue.
- @Mrs B suggested legal action, citing a similar case at another university.
Broader Implications for Nigerian Graduates
This incident sheds light on a recurring problem within Nigerian higher education, where graduates face prolonged delays in receiving their results. Such issues can hinder further education opportunities, job applications, and participation in national service programs like NYSC. The emotional and professional consequences for affected individuals are significant, as seen in this case.
The viral response underscores a need for improved administrative efficiency and accountability in universities across Nigeria. As more graduates speak out, it highlights systemic challenges that require attention to ensure students' rights and futures are protected.
