In a remarkable academic achievement, Ms. Arafat Abiodun Onibon, daughter of Associate Professor Nosiru Onibon, a former Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University of Education (LASUED), has graduated with flying colours from the University of Hull, UK. Her journey, marked by perseverance and excellence, culminated in a stellar academic performance, earning her First Class honours in Biomedical Engineering.
Arafat’s academic journey began at the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) in Nigeria before she transferred to the University of Hull. Her exceptional performance was recognised with two prestigious awards. She was honoured with the Best Honours Stage Academic Performance in Medical Engineering award, awarded to the student with the highest grade at Level 6 in Biomedical Engineering or Mechanical and Medical Engineering. The University of Hull commended her “outstanding achievement in Medical Engineering,” a testament to her dedication and hard work.
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In addition to this, Arafat received the Ken Swift Prize, given to an engineering student who has created a project or design with real-world potential. This accolade underscores her ability to innovate and contribute meaningfully to the field of Medical Engineering.
The convocation was a proud moment for Arafat’s father, Onibon, who was joined by family members and friends to celebrate his daughter’s achievements. His pride was palpable, reflecting the joy of a father witnessing his child’s exceptional accomplishments.