OGBOMOSO – The ancient city of Ogbomoso is celebrating a major academic milestone as one of its daughters, Nasirat Adetunji, has graduated with a First Class degree in Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria.

The news of her stellar performance was broken by her father, who reached out to the Board of Six Stars Remedial Classes—the institution where Nasirat honed her academic skills years ago. In an emotional "Thank You" message, Mr. Adetunji credited the foundational training she received at the center, located at St. David’s Primary School in the Abegan-Sabo area of Ogbomoso.

"I congratulate you on your effort on my daughter," Mr. Adetunji wrote. "We thank Allah, the Merciful and Benevolent. Congratulations to Six Stars and all the families... Awon omo yoku yoo soriire o (the children coming after will also be successful)."

The Board of Six Stars, represented by Solomon Ogundola, Ladipo Fola Lowo, Ayo Ishola, and Matthew Olojede, expressed immense pride in their former student. They described Nasirat as a "well-behaved, focused, and academically brilliant" individual who has become a beacon of excellence for the community.

"She is a pride to us at Six Stars," the board stated in a joint congratulatory message. "We rejoice with you on the glorious attainment of these academic heights. We are waiting to receive you as promised to celebrate this success together."

Adetunji’s achievement is being hailed as an inspiration to local students, proving that with focus and the right foundational support, international standards of academic excellence are within reach.