Chine‑me Rueben Esor, the overall best graduating student of the University of Jos, was honored at the institution’s 34th and 35th Combined Convocation and Golden Jubilee celebration held in Jos on Saturday.
Esor, who earned a First‑Class degree in Computer Science with a remarkable cumulative grade point average of 4.82, attributed her outstanding achievement to a consistent habit of daily reading.
In her speech, Esor expressed profound gratitude to her family, friends, and lecturers for their unwavering support throughout her academic journey.
She remarked, “I’m really, really excited, and I cannot fully express how I feel physically because I’m more of an introvert. But deep down, I’m truly overwhelmed,” highlighting the emotional magnitude of her accomplishment.
Esor revealed that her daily reading routine was the cornerstone of her academic excellence, enabling her to master complex concepts and maintain top performance across all courses.
She emphasized that disciplined reading not only enhanced her understanding of computer science theories but also fostered critical thinking and problem‑solving skills essential for her field.
The convocation ceremony, which marked the university’s Golden Jubilee, celebrated Esor alongside other distinguished graduates who excelled in various disciplines.
Esor’s achievement has set a benchmark for future students at UNIJOS, illustrating the impact of consistent study habits on academic success.
Her story has resonated widely across campus, inspiring peers to adopt rigorous reading practices to improve their own scholarly outcomes.
Esor concluded her remarks by thanking the university community for nurturing her growth and pledged to contribute to technological innovation in Nigeria upon graduation.
