22-years-old Imo state girl Bags First Class, Gets A Gold Medal, Scholarship in Indian University (PHOTOS)
A pretty young Nigerian girl from Igbo extraction, Ms Chideraa Njoku has broken another record in Indian university.
The Press gathered that Ms Chideraa Njoku, 22-year-old from Mbaise in Imo state has made Nigeria proud by shattering academic records in Pharmacy in Indian Subharti University.
Ms Njoku came on top of her class with first class honours and has been awarded a gold medal for her academic excellence and a scholarship for her onward doctorate degree by the University.
Ms Njoku's parents, Mr Joe & Mrs Happiness Njoku Udorly took their daughter to study overseas due to lack of continuity in the Nigerian system of education and the poor regulatory system of Nigeria Universities commission.
Ms Njoku's great accomplishment came at the wake of the current Nigerian government's reckless statement that Nigerian doctors are free to leave Nigeria. Instead of creating enabling environment that would encourage doctors, allied health and other Nigerian professionals to stay or come back home and make Nigeria better, the Nigerian government through her Minister of Labour and Productivity, Dr Chris Ngige has rather advised that doctors are free to leave the country.
The Press gathered that Ms Chideraa Njoku, 22-year-old from Mbaise in Imo state has made Nigeria proud by shattering academic records in Pharmacy in Indian Subharti University.
Ms Njoku came on top of her class with first class honours and has been awarded a gold medal for her academic excellence and a scholarship for her onward doctorate degree by the University.
Ms Njoku's parents, Mr Joe & Mrs Happiness Njoku Udorly took their daughter to study overseas due to lack of continuity in the Nigerian system of education and the poor regulatory system of Nigeria Universities commission.
Ms Njoku's great accomplishment came at the wake of the current Nigerian government's reckless statement that Nigerian doctors are free to leave Nigeria. Instead of creating enabling environment that would encourage doctors, allied health and other Nigerian professionals to stay or come back home and make Nigeria better, the Nigerian government through her Minister of Labour and Productivity, Dr Chris Ngige has rather advised that doctors are free to leave the country.
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