That rejection struck hard. Deborah recalls in a Facebook post how she sobbed deeply that year, a minute that never ever made it to social media but formed her journey. In 2021, the frustration stuck around, causing her to lose inspiration momentarily.
And therefore, she did not obtain admission that year, missing out on the opportunity as the application window closed. But still, she did not quit on her dream to further.In 2022, Deborah
discovered strength once again. With restored faith and decision, she requested Direct Entry into TASUED, and this time, she was used admission. That single moment altered everything.Years of waiting, discomfort, and determination finally began to pay off. Deborah remained focused throughout her research studies, and in the end, she graduated with a First-Class degree.Reflecting on her journey, she shared the numerous silent battles she withstood includi ng the tears after stopping working WAEC in 2014, the disappointment of scoring 178 in JAMB due to technical issues in 2016 and the heartbreak of not gaining admission into FUTA in 2020. Through it all, she hung on to faith. According to her, those 11 years were filled with waiting, perseverance, and trust in God. “This journey wasn’t by my strength … God carried me, she said.Today, as a happy graduate , Deborah looks back with thankfulness, acknowledging how far she has actually come regardless of
the odds.Now, with her bachelor’s degree in hand, she is setting her sights higher, planning to pursue a Master’s degree and continue her scholastic journey.