Tolulope Ekundayo, a 19-year-old Nigerian, is being widely celebrated for graduating with First Class honours in Accounting from Adeleke University, sparking admiration and varied reactions on social media due to her young age and exceptional achievements.


Tolulope Ekundayo, a 19-year-old Nigerian lady, is being celebrated for graduating with First Class honours in Accounting from Adeleke University.
Her remarkable performance has made her a trending topic across various social media platforms.
In addition to her degree, Tolulope received numerous awards in recognition of her exceptional achievements, sparking significant interest and admiration, especially given her young age.




Read some reactions below:
Solz: “She gained admission at 15 years old.”
El-kopik: “Congratulations to her. She’s one of the reasons the FG bans under-18 admissions.”
Kelly Bonito: “This is not right; there are no jobs in Nigeria, and no one would employ a 19-year-old to run their company. Neither would a parent allow a 19-year-old girl to be on her own, considering her small stature too.”
Lola Okunrin: “From next year, people like her won’t be able to gain admission until they are 18. 🤦🏽♀️”
rollinsgmc: “Congratulations to her, but she will still waste the knowledge on a corrupt system or take it offshore. Sad truth.”
Samwell: “Congratulations to her! How I wish public universities have a fast academic calendar!”
Fablos Janny: “19 years, congratulations 🎉, where’s that guy talking about underage university admission?”
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