Lady Appointed One Day Vice Chancellor For CGPA Of 5.0

For hitting a perfect CGPA of 5.0, a young Nigerian lady has been appointed the vice chancellor of her university.

Kaitlin Gee-Akwada served as the vice chancellor of Godfrey Okoye University, South-East Enugu and shared photos of her time in office on her social media page.

According to her, a year ago she had prepared a speech in commemoration of the occasion which was yet to come, even when her CGPA hadn’t hit the perfect score.

In her words: “About a year ago, I wrote a speech in commemoration of this auspicious occasion, before I even hit a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 5.00. I put my faith to work and took action. Even the Bible buttresses the importance of backing up your faith with work [ James 2:26].”

The excited lady added that her achievement has gone to show that, “…the power to attract what you desire lies in your hands.”


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