Nicholas Watson, a young man who was diagnosed with Autism when he was a kid, has wowed many by bagging overall best student with a 4.8 GPA. A result that gave him a scholarship worth $1.5m (over N750m).


Arklatex has reported that Nicholas Watson has emerged as the overall best-graduating student with a 4.8 GPA despite being diagnosed with Autism when he was small.
FYI, autism is a complicated condition that includes problems with communication and behavior.
In Nicholas’s case, when he was diagnosed with Autism, he was told that he would never be able to read or comprehend Maths or anything taught in the classroom.
Years later, Nicholas proved all the Doctors wrong by emerging as the overall best student in his school.
A feat that was rewarded with One Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1.5m), approximately Nine Hundred Nigerian Million Naira (N900m).
Nicholas is not just an academic guru, he is also an athlete thriving in basketball, cross country, soccer, and track.
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Out of the 45 schools, Watson has selected Harding University to study Electrical Engineering on a basketball scholarship.
As the overall best student, he was given the privilege to give a valedictory speech during their graduation ceremony. Below is the speech below:
ALLSCHOOL TEAM
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