She mentioned that she was a past participant in the Cowbell Mathematics competition when she was in secondary school, her government subject result was canceled because it was detailed in a replica of the textbook.

She stated that she made a 5.00 grade point average continuously in her final year and had “A”s in difficult Law courses. She added that she scored 74 in the law of jurisprudence, a very hard law course.

Omolade stated that she won the award of the best graduating student in both primary and secondary school. She mentioned that she attended a tutorial in her final year in secondary school and emerged as the most outstanding Student.

She said she had a lot of problems during her last year at university. Omolade mentioned that her laptop was stolen, and her power bank was taken while she was in an area without power for a year.

Omolade said the situation left her with no option but to study by candlelight, and the candle almost burnt her book. She said she also had an accident that affected her left leg but she survived all of her challenges to become a first-class graduate.

Omolade stated that she was able to successfully graduate because she had a belief or a dream, worked hard to achieve it, and eventually succeeded in obtaining it.