The Kwara State University(KWASU), Metele convocation held last week produced two first class students. One of them, Comfort Yemi Folorunsho was the best graduating student with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.62/4.0.
Folorunsho, who is a graduate of Animal
Production said that she loves agriculture with passion and graduating
with First Class degree is a dream come true for her. “I encountered so many challenges.
Sometimes you have to read throughout the night. You will see others
playing while you would be reading because you know what you want to
achieve. So you just try as much as possible to
concentrate on what you are doing. You won’t look at side attractions,
you won’t look at what people say because you know what you are doing.
You just try to concentrate”, she narrated.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor
Abdulrasheed Na’Allah, said the two first class graduates would be made
fellows of the university’s Resident Life Fellows programme under which
they would work as staff of the university during the one-year mandatory
service where they would engage in academic projects in their
respective departments. While he advised the graduating students to explore the entrepreneurship skills learnt in the university to be self-employed.
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