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Nothing is impossible with God - Harvard first class Harvard student says as she recounts academic feats (photos)

Nigerians are indeed talented people. Wherever it is they are in the world, they strive towards success and this causes them to excel in virtually every endeavour. Recently, a beautiful lady from Nigeria took to recounting academic feats and, needless to say, her accomplishments are enviable in every way.

The lady named Sonnia Agu on Instagram narrated just how she has succeeded in every academic exam and study she has set her hands to. According to her, she has always been first in everything.

From her common entrance to her JAMB to her undergraduate days, she has always had high scores that are worth appraising. Even more, she applied for a straight PHD in Cambridge.

At the moment, it would seem Sonnia Agu is in Harvard Business School. The lady shared photos from an international conference she had with several students from around the world in attendance.

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Her joy at having achieved so much in life knew no bounds. But Sonnia knew quite alright that she did not achieve this success on her own. She thanked God and her family for helping her accomplish all that she has accomplished.

See her full post below:

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"I remember

Having 505 in common entrance

To having 298 in Jamb

To having all A’s in a semester

To acing my senior project

To being the best Nigerian graduate |Top of my class| Top Faculty and overall CGPA of my set.

To graduating with a first Class

"To applying for a straight PHD in Cambridge University and wishing I could attend at least one Ivy League university. Nothing is impossible with God. Period! Harvard Certified. May your latter days be greater than your former.

"Mama this one is for you (so you never say I didn’t give you anything). My Dad, My brother, sisters, cousins, siblings, friends (SDS), my uncles and aunties , and well wishers who always support and encourage me. I genuinely love, and appreciate you all. Thank You so so very much."

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Recently, Nigerians celebrated a successful female woman named Adeola Ogunmola who has become the first Nigerian female pilot of Qatar Airways. A lot of people are happy about her astounding success.

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