UNILAG Graduate Who Once Hid Her First Semester Result Proudly Flaunts Her Final CGPA:The story has attracted massive praise online as many people admire her resilience, discipline, and steady progress from early academic struggle to remarkable success.
A graduate of the University of Lagos has inspired many Nigerians after sharing how she moved from disappointment to academic excellence. The graduate, Miracle Ogunleye, explained that her first semester result brought her to tears. She had a CGPA of 2.57 out of 5.00, and she felt deeply discouraged. According to her, she could not show the result to her father because she believed she had disappointed him.
Instead of allowing that result to define her future, she made a personal decision to improve. She explained that her father encouraged her and reassured her that one poor result would not determine her destiny. That support gave her strength. From that moment, she became more focused on her studies and more intentional about her academic growth.
Semester after semester, she worked harder. She adjusted her reading pattern, became more disciplined, and remained consistent. Her determination gradually produced results. By the time she completed her program, her CGPA had risen to 4.42 out of 5.00. She proudly shared her final result online as proof that a difficult beginning does not mean a disappointing ending.
She announced her graduation on LinkedIn, where she also celebrated her induction as a Graduate Member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers. In her message, she described her journey as one shaped by growth, perseverance, faith, and support from people around her.
Beyond her academic performance, Miracle also spoke about her involvement in student activities, leadership responsibilities, and professional development programs. She explained that these experiences helped build her confidence, resilience, and sense of purpose.
Her story has continued to generate positive reactions online. Many readers have praised her determination and described her journey as a strong reminder that improvement is possible with commitment and support.
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