The student has written his name in the university’s record book as the first student to graduate with what the Vice Chancellor, Professor Rahmon Bello has tagged a “perfect score”.
The VC, while addressing a pre-convocation press conference at the university’s Senate Chamber on Wednesday, disclosed that Ayodele, a student of the Psychology department is one of the 178 First Class students that would graduate during the three-day convocation programme.According to him, “This year, a record has been set. A graduating student in the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Mr Ayodele Daniel Dada is graduating with a CGPA of 5.00.
“A perfect score. This means he scored A’s in all courses he took in the programme. I congratulate the graduate with a First Class”, the elated VC said proudly.
Bello added that the university was proud to set another record in the academic sector with the exceptional performance of Ayodele.
The VC, while giving a breakdown of the number of graduating students said 5,472 undergraduates and 5,435 postgraduates, including the 177 others, who will be bagging First Class degree certificates along with Dada.
Dailypost reportage.
*WOW!..Congrats indeed to him,I am happy for him!
*WOW!..Congrats indeed to him,I am happy for him!
I am also sure this News will depress those who got less.....HELLOOO??I am a graduate from the best of the best -UNIBEN- and i left school with a piece of paper that says ''THIRD CLASS''....I didnt let it define me.
Shout out to all those who have papers that say ''Third class''.It doesnt mean you know less or that you will not become the best....set new goals for yourself and believe in them.
Most of the big names you hear around today in Nigeria left school with third class.
Shout out to all those who have papers that say ''Third class''.It doesnt mean you know less or that you will not become the best....set new goals for yourself and believe in them.
Most of the big names you hear around today in Nigeria left school with third class.
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