A young Nigerian lady, Aishat Ojetola, has celebrated a major academic milestone after graduating with a master's degree from the University of Ibadan. She earned her degree in Plant Pathology with distinction, achieving a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 6.5 out of 7.0.
Master's Graduate Shares Achievement
On her LinkedIn page, Aishat announced her accomplishment, stating that she completed her Master's degree in Plant Pathology at the University of Ibadan in November 2025, graduating with distinction. She expressed that this achievement represents years of dedication, resilience, and continuous learning.
Her post read: "A MILESTONE WORTH CELEBRATING. In November 2025, I completed my Master's degree in Plant Pathology at the University of Ibadan, graduating with DISTINCTION (6.5/7.0). This achievement represents years of dedication, resilience and continuous learning. The journey was filled with valuable experiences, challenging research questions, moments of growth and lessons that have shaped me both academically and personally."
Aishat expressed gratitude to her supervisors, mentors, colleagues, friends, and family for their support and guidance. She also shared excitement about future opportunities, committing to advancing knowledge, contributing to agricultural development, and making a meaningful impact through research and innovation.
Reactions to the CGPA
Her story triggered reactions on TikTok, with many congratulating her on the academic feat. Some of the comments included:
- Oluwatobiloba Oluwole: "You have done very well and I am so proud of you. Congratulations scholar."
- Godwin Adinya: "Great milestone. A first class is proof that you stayed consistent even in trying times. Congratulations!"
- Adetayo Omolabake: "Scholar. Congratulations babygirl."
Another University of Ibadan graduate also shared how he initially aimed for a second-class upper division but ended up with a first-class after achieving a perfect CGPA in his 100-level year.
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