UI Best Graduating Student Explains How He Made 7.0 CGPA

A 24-year-old student, Daniel Nkemelu Kelechukwu, has emerged the overall best graduating student from department of Computer Science in the University of Ibadan.

The student who is an indigene of Nnewi-North LGA in Anambra State while speaking with newsmen said that the feat was ”challenging and interesting.”

According to the student who said his intention was to get a first class result he added that studying at the University of Ibadan was a rigorous process and that he's initial intention as a freshman was to do well and hopefully get a First Class result.

Speaking about his reading style, he said ”My reading pattern was very dynamic. I didn’t have a fixed time or location.

”My kind, of course, requires a broad understanding of concepts and practical application, so I could spend the whole day programming or reading tech blogs and reviews,” he noted.

Daniel Nkemelu Kelechukwu said that it’s not all work without fun, ”I was not overly outgoing but I attended many events on campus. From Electoral Campaign events, Campus Blasts, Variety Nights. My social life was balanced,” he stressed.