FUNAAB Microbiology Students Honor Lecturer with Surprise Gifts
Final-year Microbiology students at FUNAAB surprised their lecturer, Dr. Aminah Badmos, with gifts in class on March 20, 2025, as a gesture of appreciation for her dedication.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
In a heartwarming display of appreciation, final-year Microbiology students at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) surprised their lecturer, Dr. Aminah Badmos, with gifts during a class on March 20, 2025. The unexpected gesture was a testament to the students’ deep respect and gratitude for her dedication and support.
According to eyewitnesses, the students approached Dr. Badmos at the front of the classroom, placing their gifts before her in a moment filled with emotion. Touched by the act, Dr. Badmos delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing her gratitude and reinforcing the strong bond she shares with her students.
The surprise quickly gained attention on social media, where students and alumni shared their admiration for Dr. Badmos’ supportive nature. One student recalled a moment during a challenging exam period when she offered encouragement by saying, "You got this," and accompanying her words with a reassuring hug. Many described her as an inspirational figure who goes beyond her academic duties to uplift and motivate students.
This event has been widely acknowledged as one of the most remarkable instances of students honoring their lecturers at FUNAAB. It serves as a reminder of the impact educators have on their students and the lasting appreciation they can inspire. Dr. Badmos' dedication continues to resonate, leaving a lasting impression on both current and former students.
