Dr. Dorcas Akanbi, a Nigerian medical student, graduated from a Russian medical school with an outstanding 4.90/5.00 CGPA, delivered the valedictory speech in fluent Russian, and earned widespread praise for her academic excellence and positive representation of Nigeria.


A Nigerian student, Dr. Dorcas Akanbi, has graduated from a medical school in Russia with an outstanding cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.90 out of 5.00, earning recognition as one of the institution’s highest-performing graduates.
Dr. Akanbi announced the achievement in a post shared on X on July 3, expressing gratitude for her academic journey.
“I have finally been inducted into the medical profession. From UNILAG to Russia, God did it,” she wrote.
She later shared a video of herself delivering the valedictory speech in fluent Russian before fellow graduates, university officials, lecturers, family members, and guests.
The speech received widespread praise on social media, with many users applauding her impressive command of the Russian language and celebrating her academic success.
Responding to the congratulatory messages, Dr. Akanbi thanked her supporters and said she was proud to represent Nigeria positively on the international stage.
Her achievement has continued to attract admiration from Nigerians, who described her accomplishment as inspiring and praised her for showcasing excellence and bringing pride to the country.
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SOURCES: ALLSCHOOL, THE NATION
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