Twenty-year-old Agbelusi Damilola graduated with a first-class degree from the Department of Economics at Babcock University, Illishan-Remo, Ogun State in the 2018/2019 academic session where she had 4.596 CGPA. In this interview withThere is sometimes a nexus between childhood experiences and school performance. Do you still recall some of the notable events that characterised your growing up?
It was from my secondary school days that I planned that I would graduate with a first-class degree. That had always been my priority. So, yes, the interest I had developed for the course made graduating with a first-class degree easier for me and it prompted me to give my best always. Not that it was an easy ride; nothing good comes easy, but by the grace of God, my work towards graduating with a first-class degree started from my first year. I started with 4.50 GPA.
Were there times you were bored as an undergraduate, maybe due to the rules and routine activities in some private universities?
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