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First Class graduate
A system that filters talent by wealth rather than merit demands urgent reform —Ivy-Mary Eweputanna, First Class Law School graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
October 10, 2026
Graduating with First Class not luck, requires determination — Oluwatobi Ayodeji, LAUTECH First Class Nursing graduate
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Tribune Online
August 22, 2026
Students who graduate with outstanding results know that smart work beats hard work — Precious Ataro, Babcock University’s Mass Comm First Class graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
July 25, 2026
There are opportunities in life which only academic excellence can open — Esther Adepoju, LAUTECH’S Agricultural Economics First Class graduate
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Tribune Online
July 18, 2026
Displaced by Boko Haram, I believe education is my passport to success —Tada Ayuba, UNIBEN’s First Class Law graduate
By
Nchetachi Chukwuajah
June 27, 2026
To be extraordinary, you have to do extra work ordinary person isn’t willing to do — Joy Osesanmi, OAU’s Geology First Class graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
June 6, 2026
First class doesn’t guarantee good jobs, but opens doors for opportunities —Marvellous Oyegbile, UNILAG’s First Class Petro/Gas Engineering graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
May 23, 2026
Students should solve real problems in classroom, not just read them in textbooks — Chinonso Anidiobi, UNN’s First Class graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
April 11, 2026
I see university as environment where people make decisions that determine success or failure —Elizabeth Rotimi, FUTA’s First Class Computer Science graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
March 7, 2026
Though microbiology wasn’t my first-choice course, I resolved to be the best in it —Oluwadolapo Banjo, OAU’s Microbiology First Class graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
January 31, 2026
Combining technical skill with structure, Nigeria can shift from consuming tech to creating it —Folake Akinduro, Babcock University’s First Class Software Engineering graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
January 3, 2026
BOWEN first class graduate praises father for his steadfastness
By
Tunde Ayanda
November 8, 2025
In male-dominated industries, women must take risks, push boundaries —Racheal Afolabi, Elizade VarsityInt’l Relations First Class graduate
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Tribune Online
August 23, 2025
Growing up, I was fascinated with lawyers on television saying, “Objection, my Lord!” —Ogechi Ifezie, UNN’s First Class Law graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
March 8, 2025
Nigeria’s judiciary should be independent, not subject to whims, caprices of other arms of government —Joshua Adeyeye, UNILAG’s First Class law graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
March 1, 2025
I’m proud to balance my chemistry background with my writing career —Khalilah Ibraheem, UDU’s Chemistry First Class graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
January 11, 2025
Rebranding Nigeria: Why I’d advise President Tinubu to launch ‘My Nigerian Story’ —Success Nwabuogor, Uniben’s First Class Mass Com graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
January 4, 2025
Avoiding distraction propels my success story — 19-year-old first class graduate
By
Hakeem Gbadamosi
November 26, 2024
No one will reckon with a first-class graduate who can’t offer value —Ayodeji Isarinade, LAUTECH’s First Class Mathematics graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
September 7, 2024
With AI, things thought impossible are now normal —Anthony Okonneh, KolaDaisi varsity’s Computer Science First Class graduate
By
Kingsley Alumona
February 3, 2024
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