21-Year-Old Nigerian Graduates with First-Class Biochemistry Degree

At just 21, Oyewale Malik Tomilola graduated with a first-class degree in Biochemistry from LAUTECH, crediting his success to determination, discipline, and the unwavering support of his mother.

In an outstanding display of academic excellence, 21-year-old Nigerian Oyewale Malik Tomilola has attained a first-class degree in Biochemistry from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Nigeria, achieving an impressive cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.52.

Malik describes his educational journey as one characterized by determination and discipline, crediting his success to the unwavering support of his mother.

Instilled with the values of hard work and faith, Malik emphasized that his aspirations did not merely remain dreams; he took daily steps towards achieving them, overcoming challenges through lectures, examinations, and persistent prayers.

His mother stood as his pillar through sleepless nights and academic stress, continuously offering prayers, encouragement, and personal sacrifices to ensure he could realize his potential.

According to Malik, her unwavering strength served as his quiet motivation, helping him maintain focus even during trying times.

His dedication did not go unnoticed. Throughout his tenure at university, Malik received numerous accolades from the LAUTECH Muslim Graduates Association (LAUMGA), including being named the best Level Muslim Student in Biochemistry from his third year until graduation.

Reflecting on his experiences, Malik expressed that despite the struggles he faced, the principles instilled in him and the deep love of his mother provided a solid foundation to keep him grounded.

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SOURCES: ALLSCHOOL, SCHOLARSHIP REGION