Donye Goodness, a Nigerian man, made history by graduating from the University of Lagos with a perfect 5.00 CGPA and 11 distinctions in Medicine and Surgery, marking him as one of UNILAG’s most outstanding medical graduates.
Donye Goodness, a Nigerian man, has made history by graduating from the University of Lagos (UNILAG) with an outstanding record of 11 distinctions in Medicine and Surgery (MBBS). He maintained a perfect 5.00 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) from his first year (100 level) to his final year (500 level) in medical school.
Donye’s academic journey is a testament to his consistency, discipline, and excellence. He emerged as the Best Student in the West African Examination Council (WAEC), Lagos State, in 2017, setting the tone for his extraordinary academic path. At UNILAG, he earned distinctions across all professional examinations in medical school, including a clean sweep in his final year with Distinction in Community Health & Primary Care, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, and Paediatrics.
Academic Achievements
- 5.00 CGPA from 100-500 level
- 11 out of 11 distinctions
- Completed four international online certifications from Johns Hopkins University and Yale University
Awards and Recognition
Donye’s academic excellence has earned him multiple awards during his time as a medical student. He is now looking forward to his induction into the medical profession in Nigeria, standing as a powerful example of what consistency, focus, and excellence can achieve.
UNILAG’s Academic Excellence
The University of Lagos has retained its position as Nigeria’s top-ranked university, jointly with the University of Ibadan, in the 2026 Times Higher Education Rankings. The university has produced outstanding graduates, with 617 students graduating with First Class honours at its 56th convocation ceremony.
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SOURCES: ALLSCHOOL, SCHOLARSHIP REGION
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