Fresh UI graduate who Had F9 Parallel in NECO Shows off the Bad Result as He Celebrates Bagging a First-Class.

A young graduate by the name Mayowa Joshua Amusan, has inspired the social media with his incredible academic success story. Mayowa finished with a first-class from the University of Ibadan and was the best student in the department of agricultural economics.
Mayowa shared that he failed all the papers in his first-ever external examination which is the National Examination Council (NECO}, while displaying the result to the public, he said that he was able to clear his WAEC papers after 3 sittings. The young man said he proceeded to Polytechnic of Ibadan to further his studies. He got into University of Ibadan through direct entry.

At Ibadan Polytechnic, Mayowa had a distinction and decided to cross over to the University of Ibadan (UI). Mayowa recounted how he was reluctant to register for UI’s POST-UTME as he feared failing again. Thanks to his support system of family members and siblings,who encouraged him and now the bright scholar took the exam and got into agricultural economics where he has now written his name in gold.

In his words: “My parents and siblings believed in me and God-willing I gained admission through direct entry into 200 Level to study Agricultural Economics. I not only made a first-class, but I graduated as the best in my department.

“With God, hard work, a loving family, and good friends everything is possible. “Keep at it and DO NOT GIVE UP!”
Nigerians hail him Topah grace Osuashi said: “So inspiring; “I love ur determination, it remind me of my quotes in school” No Excuse for Failure , if u fail, try again” Hence, Strive till you succeed.”

Below are some of the comments on his post.
Adedayo Jeremiah Adeyekun stated: “U’re only a failure if you Decide to be. Lack of preparation and determination is the reason for failure. “Congratulations and ensure that the flag remains flying.”

Abdullahi Salawu wrote: “This is big win Mayowa Joshua Amusan. Kindly accept my warm congratulations. I personally know what it takes to be a direct entry student. Having the brain is not enough in that journey, it requires intense commitment and determination to survive as a direct entry student.

“Finishing as the best student in your class as a direct entry is an uncommon feat. I’m sure your story will inspire young folks in polytechnics and also direct entry students who are still battling for survival. You deserve to be celebrated. More wins.