Babcock Graduate Achieves Perfect CGPA Through Discipline

Ojelabi, a recent graduate from Babcock University's College of Postgraduate Studies, completed her Master’s Degree in Medical and Pharmaceutical Microbiology with a perfect 5.0 CGPA. She emphasized that her success was due to discipline, sacrifices, and the adoption of effective study habits rather than extraordinary intelligence or eidetic memory.

Ojelabi faced challenges, including failing tests and laboratory experiments, which led her to doubt herself. Despite these setbacks, she remained committed to her goals and developed a personalized learning style.

Her research focused on the antibacterial activity of silver nanoparticles synthesized from Annona muricata (soursop) leaf extract, demonstrating that these nanoparticles could combat bacteria. Ojelabi believes that while natural ability plays a role, it is discipline and hard work that ultimately lead to success in academia.