CURSORY: After becoming one of his department’s top students, a law student of UNIZIK has left a historical mark.


Tony Ezeanyaso, a brilliant student, from Umudim in Nnewi, received first-class honors in the law department at Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka in the 2021–2022 law set.
The Nnamdi Azikiwe University alumnus said he had spent a lot of time and effort each day studying his books, to accomplish his success.
“I dedicated a minimum of four (4) hours daily to each four-credit load course and two (2) hours daily to each two-credit load course.
“My daily study time varied depending on the course load. Yes, I followed a structured study plan, adhering to a daily reading schedule that covered all weekdays.
This routine ensured consistency and focused study time. Additionally, I reviewed each topic three to four times before exams for comprehensive understanding and retention”.
The intelligent Tony had a remarkable CGPA of 4.69.
Based on his parents’ reactions when he graduated with a first-class, Tony said they were happy. His words:
“They were overjoyed and immensely proud of my achievement. In fact, they shared rice and drinks on the day of my convocation.”
Tony said that in January, he would continue his professional education at the Nigerian Law School.
He revealed that in order to continue on to law school, he still required financing in the form of a scholarship.
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