The Federal Ministry of Education on
Wednesday in Abuja honoured Dr Victor Olalusi who scored 5.0 Cumulative
Grade Point Average (GPA) in Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow
(RNRMU) in 2013, arguably the first in the world.
According to P.M news, a Nigerian
student named Dr Victor Olalusi has set a new record in Russian National
Research Medical University, Moscow (RNRMU) after amassing a 5.0 Cumulative
Grade Point Average (GPA) in the school.
He was the best graduating student in the
whole Russian Federation in 2013. His study was under the Russia-Nigeria
Bilateral Education Agreement.
This great educational feat attracted a
special honour from the Federal Ministry of Education in Abuja on Wednesday,
28th of July. This record has been termed as the first in the world.
Speaking at the event, Dr MacJohn
Nwaobiala, the Permanent Secretary in the ministry said a lot of Nigerian
students were brilliant but Olalusi was a genius.
He said Olalusi had become an ambassador not
only to the ministry but to Nigeria and Russihi
Nwaobiala said: “We have to search the
Guinness Book of Records for anybody who has achieved 5.0 in a university. It
is curious and strange that all those that evaluated his performance could not
find reason to reduce a point from him.
“You should be the ambassador of the Federal
Scholarship Board, Ministry of Education, Nigeria and the Russian Federation.
“I look forward to the day you will stand
before the President to receive your honour. We have recommendations to that
effect, ’’
He then urged Olalusi to continue to be a role model to young Nigerians and also called on him to explore opportunities in post graduate research.
He then urged Olalusi to continue to be a role model to young Nigerians and also called on him to explore opportunities in post graduate research.
Olalusi is presently going through the compulsory
National Youth Service scheme in Rivers.
Mr Artem Romanov, who represented the Russian Embassy, also saluted the great achievement of the young Nigerian with a very promising future.
Mr Artem Romanov, who represented the Russian Embassy, also saluted the great achievement of the young Nigerian with a very promising future.
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