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Paula-Peace Onyinyechi has emerged as the overall best graduating student at Covenant University for the 2019/2020 academic session.
The Vice-chancellor, Professor Abiodun Adebayo, disclosing this at the 15th convocation ceremony of the institution tagged, “The Release of Eagles” on May 21, 2021, said that Miss Paula-Peace Onyinyechi, a graduate of Biochemistry Department, College of Sciences, emerged the best graduating student, with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.98.
Shining Star Group Of Schools, Abuja has emerged the first place winner of the 2021 EducationUSA Annual Martin Luther King Performing Arts Contest.
The school beat over 50 others in a competition organized annually by the EducationUSA to mark the Black History Month.
This year, contesting schools were tasked to use drama or poetry to represent the major content of Martin Luther King’s speech.
Fatima Akinola has graduated with a 4.0/4.0 GPA from her Masters degree in Mathematics at the Marshall University, USA [2020/2021].
The achievement is the first of its kind by any female student in the 42 years history of the University.
Winners have emerged in four major competitions held in Abuja between 27th February and 15th March 2021, following their participation in the National Junior Engineers, Technicians, and Scientists, (JETS) competition; Sustainable Development Goals Competition for Junior Girls; World Science Day Competition and Y2020 Robotics Competition (State Finals) [2021].
Kehinde Monsurat Agboola has emerged as the best graduating medical student at the College of medicine, University of Sierra Leone [2019/2020].
She had eleven (11) best awards in a row, which has never been achieved in the history of the West African country.
The Award and Swearing Ceremony took place on 9th April 2021, she graduated on 13th April 2021.
Professor Nnenna Otti has emerged as the first Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) female Vice Chancellor.
Her appointment as the 8th Substantive Vice Chancellor (VC) of the University, succeeds Professor N.J Okeudo whose tenure has elapsed. Before the new post, she was the Dean of Post Graduate Studies.
Professor Nnenna Otti is from the Department of Soil Science Technology, SAAT.
21-year-old Oluwadamilola Akintewe has emerged winner of the inaugural Samantha Singh Memorial Award.
The inaugural award was created by ONE in 2020 in memory of Samantha Singh, a policy development expert.
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