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I sacrificed pleasure to protect my academic standards — OOU first-class graduate

I sacrificed pleasure to protect my academic standards — OOU first-class graduate

Samuel Olusesan, a 21-year-old first-class chemistry graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University, speaks to TEMITOPE ADETUNJI about the discipline, consistency, and...
Avoiding panic reading helped me achieve first class — FUOYE graduate
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Avoiding panic reading helped me achieve first class…

Twenty-four-year-old Success Oluwaseun, who emerged as the second overall best…

 I Chose Books Over Clubbing To Earn First Class — Kogi Varsity Law Graduate
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I Chose Books Over Clubbing To Earn First…

At just 20, Miriam Omede made history as the first-ever…

 I feel incomplete if I don’t read every day — UNILAG best graduate
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I feel incomplete if I don’t read every…

Benedict Umeozor, a first-class graduate of Business Administration and the…

 I locked myself out of social media to chase first class — OAU geophysics graduate
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I locked myself out of social media to…

Congratulations on your new achievement, can you describe how you…

 Graduating with first class reward for discipline, consistency — Babcock graduate
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Graduating with first class reward for discipline, consistency…

At just 19, Precious Ataro shines as a First Class…

 UTME: How I Emerged As Gombe’s Top JAMB Scorer — Aisha Girei
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UTME: How I Emerged As Gombe’s Top JAMB…

Aisha Ahmed Girei is a 16-year-old student of Pen Resource…

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