Meet 4 ABU students who broke different notable academics records in the school.
Different academic records have been broken across numerous departments at Ahmadu Bello University Zaria in 2022, making it the year of broken records. The top four excellent ABU students who broke noteworthy academic records in 2022 are mentioned in this article.
1. Muminat Musa Agaka: Sociology Department ABU Zaria
Muminat Musa Agaka, a youthful ABU student in her early twenties, has broken a 38-year record by graduating as the best student with a First Class (Honours) Degree for the 2020/2021 Academic Session in the Department of Sociology, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
Muminat, a native of Kwara State in North Central Nigeria, epitomizes the phrase “Beauty and Brain,” as her attractive appearance did not hinder her from excelling academically in a department where graduating with a First Class was nearly unheard of.
Muminat is a serial entrepreneur and a creative artist who draws Hannah patterns as a side job in addition to her scholastic commitments.
The young lady, who was raised by a single mother, did not see her orphan status as a hindrance to her academic success, but rather as an opportunity to forge a bright future for herself, her family, and Nigeria as a whole.
Her achievement will undoubtedly inspire other young ladies in higher education to devote more time to their studies and to write their names in gold.
Since then, well-wishers from all over Nigeria have flocked to her timeline and several blogging sites to express their congratulations and to pray for a good career and more possibilities for her.
2. Zainab Bello Kofa: Mathematics Department, ABU Zaria.
Zainab Bello Kofa graduated first in her class from ABU Zaria’s Department of Mathematics with a first-class degree and a 4.85CGPA! The best student in the U16Maths ABU Zaria class.
Her grades are the highest ever obtained by a woman in the department, according to available records. She may not be the first female first-class graduate in the department, as widely reported, but her grades are the highest ever obtained by a woman in the department, according to available records.
Zainab Bello Kofa’s example is particularly noteworthy because, despite being a married lady with children, she did not see her family obligations as a hindrance to her scholastic success, but rather as an opportunity to carve out a bright future for herself.
This genius is no stranger to accolades, having consistently been the best student in her class since kindergarten. She also memorized the entire Quran when she was 11 years old.
3. Mufid Suleiman: Department of Agriculture, ABU Zaria
Mufid Suleiman, an Ahmadu Bello University Zaria student, is thought to have achieved a new school record by graduating with a final CGPA of 4.96 out of 5.00.
Nuhu Ibrahim’s previous record of 4.94 out of 5.0 was shattered by the graduate of Agricultural Science with registration number U16AG2026.
Mufid earned a National Diploma in Agricultural Technology from Samaru’s Division of Agricultural Colleges (SCA/DAC), where he was named Overall Best Graduand from 2005 to 2015, with a CGPA of 3.69 out of a total of 4.00.
Due to his remarkable performance and overall CGPA of 5.00 at the time, he also obtained an Honorary Credential from the Embassy of China and Ahmadu Bello University Zaria on October 1, 2017.
Mufid was named Best Student in CPPR 301 (Plant Disease) by the Department of Crop Protection at ABU Zaria in 2017/2018 under Professor SALLY MILLER’S MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
Mufid was also honored by the Nigerian Association of Agricultural Students (NASS) at Ahmadu Bello University Zaria in 2018 as a “First Class Student.”
Mufid Suleiman, a devout Muslim who is also creative and imaginative while remaining humble and easygoing, has aided several final-year students with their research thesis, data analysis, evaluation, and interpretation.
4. Atabor Hamza Adenoyi: Department of electronics and telecommunications engineering, ABU Zaria
Atabor Hamza Adenoyi of Kogi State made history in the department of electronics and telecommunications engineering at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, when he graduated with honors.
The young ABU student graduated with the best Undergraduate results from the Department since its inception at ABU Zaria in 2013, with a 4.83/5.00 CGPA.
Adenoyi thanked God for helping him achieve the best grade in the department and expressed his desire to pursue his master’s degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
“At 17, after setting my mind straight to explore my untapped potentials, I left the Department of Biological Sciences in my second year to seek a degree in engineering,” he stated. It wasn’t easy at first, but my will to keep going gave me the extra push I needed…
“If I were, to sum up, my entire life, I would say that I am focused on growth, on getting from where I am to where I want to be.” I was forced to master computer networking after making efforts to obtain ICT-related skills (in programming).
He was one of six Ahmadu Bello University students that got the Vice Chancellor’s Award for distinguished performance at the Huawei Nigeria ICT Competition.
The competition, which was the sixth in the series, drew around 15,000 students from more than 2,000 schools and universities in 82 nations and regions throughout the world.
Atabor Hamza Adenoyi headed the team that won first place in the global Network Track competition. Emmanuel Abba and Hamza Beita are among the others. Spending time with his colleagues, he claims, rekindled his passion for learning and provided him with new ideas for innovative methods to teach others.
He thanked Dr. A. D. Usman, the department’s head, his lecturers, family, and friends for their support throughout his trip.
