IMSU's Best Nursing Student Inducted

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John Paul 
The 25th of March, 2017, witnessed a plethora of active celebrations at the Imo State University Teaching Hospital, IMSUTH Orlu, where the university's department of Nursing is located as the department held its first ever induction.

The occasion also caught an eye on Nnakwe John Paul, who stole the show by emerging top of his class.

Nnakwe, who hails from Ihiala in Anambra State, bagged First Class honours to become the best graduating student the Nursing department has ever produced since its inception.

With a CGPA yet to be ascertained, to have bagged First Class entails obtaining a cumulative grade point average of between 4.5-5.0. To have achieved this means that JP, as he's fondly called by friends, passed all of the over 70 courses offered without conceding any carryovers.

A registered nurse, having passed the Nigerian Nursing Council Exam, and one who has represented his department as senator in the students Union, John Paul believes in optimism.

Many of his friends, most of whom are his course mates, took to the social media to celebrate and eulogize him. One of them, by name Leostan Smith Marcel, posted on his Facebook wall:

"Congratulations my one only genius of our time (sic). U have proven to the world that what a woman can do, a man will always do it better. Bravo my gee."

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