An exceptional Nigerian woman named Mervin Azeta has achieved tremendous success after graduating with a first-class degree in Chemical Engineering and Reservoir Engineering.

Mervin Azeta who now works as a Lead Engineer with Schlumberger narrated that growing up she was told Engineering is not quite a discipline for girls. “To think I was once told that engineering isn’t quite a discipline for girls; they would normally drop off after a few years of undergrad study. Well, look how far I have come, by GOD’S infinite grace, love and mercy,” she wrote on LinkedIn.

Mervin Azeta earned a first-class Bachelor’s degree from the University of Benin, Nigeria majoring in Chemical Engineering and minoring in Reservoir Engineering. She thereafter proceeded to the Imperial College London for her Master’s degree and earned a Distinction.

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Damn,.. Chemical Engineering that people hardly graduate from in Nigerian public Universities with a Second Class upper

Happy for you

Ireportlive:
Damn,.. Chemical Engineering that people hardly graduate from in Nigerian public Universities with a Second Class upper

Is possible in United Kingdom

Urheadmaster:


Is possible in United Kingdom

Let's contribute money to send one 3rd class Philosophy graduate from Nssuka to UK

Well done girl. Well done!!!

Beauty and brains. Awesome!!!

Times like this, I really wish I have a girl child.

Her parents will be so proud.

Ireportlive:


Let's contribute money to send one 3rd class Philosophy graduate from Nssuka to UK

Another fulani slave from ilorin has spoken.

Really engineering not female discipline. She won't go too far in this field.

Nice

Congrats

budaatum:

Speak for yourself. I graduated with a 2:1