Sunbeth Global Concepts Awards N10 Million to UNILAG's Top Graduate with Perfect CGPA
Umeozor Chukwuzubelu Benedict, the overall best graduating student at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) for the 2024/2025 academic session, has been honored with a substantial N10 million award from Sunbeth Global Concepts, a Nigerian company. This recognition highlights his exceptional academic achievement, as he completed his studies in Business Administration with a flawless Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 5.0.
Celebrating Academic Excellence at UNILAG's 56th Convocation
The award was presented during UNILAG's 56th Convocation ceremony held in Lagos, where Benedict was celebrated for his outstanding performance. According to Sunbeth Global Concepts, his academic journey exemplifies years of unwavering consistency and relentless effort, demonstrating that such excellence does not occur by chance. The company announced this award on its Facebook page, sharing photos of Benedict alongside its staff members to commemorate the occasion.
Sunbeth Excellence Partnership Program Recognizes Fifth Recipient
Benedict is now the fifth recipient of the Sunbeth Excellence Partnership Program (SEPP) Award, a significant milestone in the company's initiative to encourage outstanding work and academic prowess. In a statement, Sunbeth Global Concepts emphasized its belief that students showcasing academic excellence today will become the leaders reshaping industries tomorrow, and that Nigerian universities are producing world-class talent. The company aims to fuel a movement where consistency, hard work, and impact become the standard rather than the exception.
Public Reactions and Motivational Impact
The award has garnered positive reactions from the public, with many praising the company for its generous gesture. Comments from individuals such as Ogechukwu Ohalete Iyeh and Adeola Ojo Imoru highlight the importance of rewarding excellence and motivating young students. Eli Ogomegbunam noted that celebrating academic achievements in this manner serves as a motivating factor for younger generations, encouraging them to focus and commit to their studies. Valentine Nwakamma also commended the award, suggesting that political leaders should follow this example to better support academic achievers.
Benedict's Journey and Personal Background
Benedict, a 24-year-old indigene of Anambra State who grew up in Ikorodu, Lagos, shared that his path to success was not without challenges. He initially wanted to study Economics and faced admission denials before ultimately excelling in Business Administration. Beyond his academic pursuits, Benedict is a self-taught web developer, as indicated on his X profile @dev_benedict, where he discusses how he merged technology with his studies. His story underscores the value of perseverance and dedication in achieving remarkable feats.
This award not only rewards Benedict's hard work but also sets a precedent for recognizing and encouraging academic excellence in Nigeria, inspiring future generations to strive for similar achievements.
