Bayero University Second-Class Upper Graduate Emerges Best In Faculty, Shares CGPA and Experience

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  • A young lady who attended Bayero University, Kano, for her undergraduate studies celebrated as she finally graduated
  • The fresh graduate mentioned her achievements and CGPA, as she graduated as the best student in her class and faculty
  • Her post triggered reactions, and many took to the comments section to celebrate the lady for her achievements

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A Nigerian lady, Zainab Hammed, has narrated her academic journey as she bagged a degree from Bayero University, Kano.

She graduated with a second-class upper degree in law and emerged as the best in her faculty.

A law student who almost bagged a first-class emerges as the best in the faculty and shares CGPA. Photo: Zainab HammedSource: UGC

BUK graduate shares CGPA, experience

On her LinkedIn page, Zainab Hammed shared that she graduated with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.47/5.0.

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Her LinkedIn post read:

"Back In 2018, I wrote my first UTME as a 15-year-old girl with dreams she could not yet fully explain, but deeply believed in. ‎‎I applied to a university closer to home to study my favourite course. I remember getting a very good UTME result, one that made both myself and my parents very confident that admission would not be an issue.
"But life had a different plan. I did not get admission into that university. I did get offers into other courses elsewhere, but because of my deep passion for my chosen field, I made a decision that was not easy at that age ,I stayed back at home and waited for another chance. A whole year passed. ‎ ‎
"Then came 2019… ‎I wrote UTME again, and this time I chose the prestigious Bayero University Kano, to study Law (Common and Islamic Law). Part of this decision came from everything I heard about the beauty and depth of studying Law in BUK. ‎ ‎And honestly… imagine a young girl from Lagos choosing Kano to study Law. It was not a small decision at all. ‎ My parents were worried. Letting their young daughter travel so far away for something as demanding as Law was not easy for them. But I was determined. ‎ ‎
"I came to Kano, sat for post-UTME, and by God’s grace, I got admitted. My name came out in the first batch, right at the top of the list. ‎ ‎And just like that… my beautiful journey began. ‎ ‎My first year started on a very strong note. I had a perfect 5.00 GPA in my first semester. I was happy. My parents were happy.
"Everyone was relieved that the journey had truly been worth it. Sometimes I even joke that the journey from Lagos to Kano did not go in vain. ‎ ‎With such a strong start, the natural goal was to aim for a first class… I made an effort towards that goal. ‎ But fate, once again, had its own design.
"Today, after 10 rigorous semesters at Bayero University Kano, with strikes and delays along the way, I am grateful to share that I have graduated with a CGPA of 4.47 as: ‎ ‎📍 The Overall Best Graduating Student of our set ‎📍 The Best Female Graduating Student of our set ‎📍 The Best Academic Performer (All Time) of my set.
"And along the way, I was also honoured with: ‎ ‎📍Annual Best Student Award, Bayero University Kano (2021–2025) ‎📍LAWSAN BUK Merit Award, for maintaining the highest CGPA in the Faculty of Law (LLB 2) ‎📍 Best Academic Performer, Sui Generis Class of 2024 (2026) "
A Nigerian lady who almost bagged a first-class degree emerged as the best graduating law student in her university. Photo: BUKSource: Twitter

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