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24 year old Abdulwaheed Shitta, who emerged the best overall student at the 31st convocation of Yaba College of Technology, has opened up on the challenges he faced during the course of his programme..
Twenty-four-year-old Shitta on Friday told NAN in Lagos that the death of his father death in 2013 was a major challenge he faced during his study and that the incident, which occurred in his second year in the institution, shook him psychologically and emotionally.
He, however, said he was able to overcome the challenging period.
Shitta urging students to stay focused on their studies if they plan to excel, said;
“The journey has been challenging and exciting, but it has been God all the way,”
He said apart from hard work, the divine factor was also important in coming out with excellence.
“Some of my colleagues read more than I did,” Shitta said, noting that God’s favour made the difference.
Shitta, who graduated from the school of management and business studies, said he has a passion for lecturing and would love to teach finance.
According to reports, Shitta is among 9,021 students who graduated at the 31st convocation of YABATECH on Thursday.
Two hundred and forty-nine students graduated with distinction at the event.
Like Shitta, Nnamdi Nwanne of the School of Engineering came first in the National Diploma category.
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