Nigerian student Ihuoma Njoku just graduated with a First Class degree in Computer Sscience from the University of Manchester. Worthy of celebration. Congrats girl!
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GERALD EZEKWEM POPULARLY KNOWN AS JERRY JACK A NIGERIAN GRADUATE, GRADUATED ON THE 18TH OF JULY WITH A FIRST CLASS HONOURS IN MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING FROM LANCASTER UNIVERSITY IN LANCASTER UK.
Gerald attended Evangel Secondary School in Kano.
Meet the Nigerian who Graduated With Maximum CGPA From University Of Texas
A 24-year-old Nigerian, Uwa Osamede Imafidon, just graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington(UTA) in the US with Masters in Microbiology and made a 4.0 CGPA out of the maximum 4.0 CGPA.
Before her sojourn abroad, she had earlier bagged a First Class Degree in Crop Science from University of Benin, Benin city Nigeria as the Best Graduating student in her Department.
A young Nigerian has emerged the top graduating student from the Faculty of engineering at the Eastern Mediterranean University in the Turkish republic of North Cyprus, obtaining a status of High Honours (first class).
Receiving diploma from the President of the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus.
Tunji Anthony Olu-Taiwo hails from Ifako-Ijaiye Local government area of Lagos state.
He finished with a Grade Point Average of 4.00 out of a possible 4.00 (straight A’s).
He is the first African to obtain this status from his department. He obtained a degree in Computer Engineering.
Tunji was born in Kano, Nigeria where he attended Air force Nursery and Primary school. He completed his secondary education at St. Thomas Secondary School in Kano.
He loves programming and spends times developing mobile applications. He is also a good chess player. He loves software development and he hope to use this medium to change the Nigeria and the world for a better place.
Tunji hopes to further his education in the field of software Engineering. His dream is to become a reputable Software Engineer by improving the world of computing
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