“Started University at 14”: Nigerian Girl, 18, Graduates With 4.84 CGPA, Emerges Best-Graduating Student

• An 18-year-old girl has stunned netizens after emerging as the best-graduating student in her department
• According to the excited Nigerian girl, she graduated with a 4.84/5 CGPA in the Software Engineering department
• Netizens who came across her post on Twitter have taken turns showering her with accolades over her great result

A young girl identified as @blosomtechsiast on Twitter has impressed netizens after sharing her academic achievement.

According to her post, she emerged as the best-graduating student in the Software Engineering department of her school, with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.84 out of 5.

Despite the odds and uncertainties, Blossom was able to achieve this feat at the young age of 18.

She wrote:

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“A week ago, God did a thing! - best-graduating student, software engineering department (4.84/5) - BSc Software Engineering (First Class Honors) against all odds and uncertainties, bagged these at 18! So happy, so proud."

Reactions as 18-year-old girl bags first class degree in Engineering

Her post has garnered much attention on Twitter, with many congratulating her on her outstanding achievement. However, others were concerned about her age.

@nnekaaaaaa said:

“Congratulations blossom mama.”

@blosomtechsiast said:

“Thank you Nneka!”

@neverforeseen said:

“Congratulations at 18 Wow.”

@The_Busayor said:

“Congratulations koni baje babe.”

@nnekaaaaaa said:

“Congratulations blossom mama.”

@fiolayemii reacted:

“Congratulations princess.”

@demi commented:

“Our sister, congratulations champ!”

@bloblo2mch said:

“Congratulations!”

See the tweet shared by the excited lady below:

Boy scores A1 in all nine subjects

Meanwhile, Yen.com.gh previously reported that the West African Examination Council displayed the results for 2023, and a Nigerian boy scored an A1 in all nine courses he took.

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Isa Salmanu, a bright young guy, registered for nine topics in the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and aced them all.

Caleb Charles Sogbey, a student at Premiere Academy in Lugbe, Abuja, shared Isa's tale on Facebook.

Source: Legit.ng