CGPA of Covenant University's 2026 Best Graduating Student Released with Her Full Name
by Basit Jamiu, https://www.facebook.com/legitngnews · Legit.ng News · Join- Miss Etta Queendolin of the Department of Computer Engineering emerged as Covenant University's overall best graduating student
- Queendolin achieved a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.99, one of the highest scores a student can attain
- The Computer Engineering student graduated from the College of Engineering at the Ogun State institution
A Computer Engineering student has topped all graduating students at Covenant University, Ota, in Ogun State, recording a near-perfect Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.99.
Miss Etta Queendolin, who studied in the Department of Computer Engineering under the College of Engineering, was named the overall best graduating student at the institution.
Covenant University: Queendolin's record-breaking performance
A CGPA of 4.99 out of a maximum of 5.0 places Queendolin among the highest-achieving graduates in the university's history. Her performance put her ahead of graduating students from all other departments and colleges at Covenant University.
AbdulRasheed Hussain, a policy analyst based in Nigeria, told Legit.ng:
“Etta Queendolin’s achievement is a reminder that academic excellence remains a powerful benchmark in higher education, particularly in highly technical fields. Beyond celebrating an exceptional result, the broader conversation should focus on how universities can consistently create environments that enable more students to reach their full potential rather than treating outstanding performances as rare exceptions.”
The university, a private Christian institution founded in 2002, is located in Ota, Ogun State, and is regularly ranked among Nigeria's top universities for academic excellence.
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Legit.ng earlier reported that Covenant University warned prospective students, parents, and guardians not to seek or accept admission through Direct Entry, IJMB, JUPEB, or any Diploma programme, saying none of these routes is recognised by the institution.
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