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Nigerian Man Shares How He Went From Having A 3rd Class From UI To A First Class From A UK University
A Nigerian man who had graduated with a third class from the University of Ibadan has bagged a first class from the University of Plymouth.
A Nigerian man who graduated with a third class from the University of Ibadan has graduated from the University of Plymouth with a first class and he took to Twitter to share his story..
He admitted that he didn’t give his best while schooling in UI and, as a result, he had to come back for an extra semester after his mates had graduated. In spite of all that, he graduated with a third class degree.
He said he found it hard to get jobs because of his poor result.
He decided to travel abroad and get a first degree again and he just graduated with a First class. He explained that he was working two jobs while schooling but he was determined to make his parents proud this time.
Read his story below.
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