24 yr old Nigerian Lady graduates as Best Students in Medicine from Ukrainian University
Her accomplishment has been widely celebrated by fellow Nigerians on social media, commending her as a role model and a source of inspiration for young people. Lydia expressed her aspiration to utilize her knowledge for the benefit of her home state and country.
AKACHI NOEL 
Lydia Adi Kolo, a 24-year-old Nigerian woman, has achieved academic excellence by graduating as the top student at Sumy State University, Ukraine. Lydia pursued a degree in Medicine and completed her studies with a first-class degree and an impressive CGPA of 4.88 out of 5.0. Notably, she received awards for the best performance in Internal Medicine and Surgery.
Lydia's journey toward academic brilliance started when she was crowned the best graduating student at Danbo International School, Kaduna, after achieving outstanding results in all her subjects during the Senior School Certificate Examination.
Her accomplishment has been widely celebrated by fellow Nigerians on social media, commending her as a role model and a source of inspiration for young people. Lydia expressed her aspiration to utilize her knowledge for the benefit of her home state and country.
She emphasized the importance of education and hard work, stating, "I believe that education is the key to success and empowerment. I always strive to do my best in whatever I do and never settle for less."
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Lydia's ambition to study medicine was greatly influenced by her father, a medical doctor. She admired his profession and wished to follow in his footsteps. She also credited her mother for offering unwavering support throughout her educational journey.
Despite facing challenges in adapting to Ukrainian culture and language, Lydia overcame these obstacles with determination and perseverance. She learned to appreciate the diversity and beauty of different cultures and people.
With her accomplishments, Lydia hopes to inspire other young girls to pursue their dreams and reach their full potential. Given the shortage of doctors in Nigeria, Lydia's remarkable achievements are vital, demonstrating that Nigerian women can excel in any field of endeavor and contribute significantly to the global medical community.
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Lydia's future plans include returning to Nigeria after completing her internship in Ukraine, where she intends to specialize in neurology or cardiology. She aims to work in a tertiary hospital in her state and engage in community service and mentorship programs for aspiring young girls studying medicine.
