Brilliant Lady Aptly Named Marvelous Celebrates as She Earns PhD in Biochemistry

Brilliant Lady Aptly Named Marvelous Celebrates as She Earns PhD in Biochemistry

  • Marvelous Acho took to LinkedIn to share that she has earned a PhD in Biochemistry with a speciality in Food Bioactive Peptides
  • She achieved the doctorate from the Durban University of Technology, South Africa
  • Acho expressed gratitude to the people who supported her

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After four hectic years pursuing a doctorate in Biochemistry, Marvelous Acho has finally earned her PhD in the STEM field.

She joined women who have achieved commendable strides in STEM occupations, such as Dr Malika Jeffries-EL Boston University, a professor of Chemistry developing organic semiconductors at Boston University in the US.

Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) often don't get the recognition they deserve, but Acho is shining the light on her achievement through social media.

Woman earns PhD in Biochemistry
Women in STEM: Brilliant Lady Celebrates as She Earns PhD in Biochemistry Photo credit: Marvelous Acho
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Social media post

In a LinkedIn post, she celebrated earning a PhD degree in Biochemistry with a speciality in Food Bioactive Peptides, as she recalled how long it took to complete the programme.

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''The journey of 4 years gracefully ended on the 30th of September, 2021. PhD degree in Biochemistry bagged! Speciality: Food bioactive peptides,'' she said.

Acho expressed gratitude to those who supported her during her studies at the Durban University of Technology, SA.

''Grateful to my supervisor Prof R.O. Arise and my host at the Durban University of Technology, SA, Prof Eric Amonsou,'' she said.
''Excited about this new phase and all it has in store,'' she added.

Uplifting remarks

Her post has gathered over 3,000 reactions and nearly 600 comments. Briefly News shares some of the inspiring remarks below.

OluwaDamilola Abe commented:

''Big congratulations to you. Please, add the PhD to your name. You earned it.''

Marvelous Acho PhD replied:

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''Thank you.''

Kenechi Chukwumere said:

''Congratulations. To God bless be the Glory.''

Adeyemi O. Ayodeji, PhD remarked:

''Congratulations Marvelous Acho PhD. Wishing you a great and beautiful career in Science.''

Tolulope Oginni indicated that Acho worked with one of the best supervisors in the field.

''Congratulations Marvelous Acho. You have worked with one of the best in the field. Prof Arise was my lecture and a great mentor.''

Overall best law student celebrated, rewarded R1k for her amazing achievements

In similar news, Briefly News reported that the 2018/19 overall best female law student of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Foluke Kazeem, has been celebrated on social media for her stellar achievement.

The school's law student society celebrated the young lady on its LinkedIn page and disclosed that she got a reward of R1 000. Foluke got the monetary reward from Dunni Sodipo Award, which recognises students with the best grades.

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Sharing the lady's photo and the reward she received, Ife Law wrote:

"Congratulations to Foluke Kazeem on your landmark academic achievement. You worked hard for it, and now the result is here. Our best wishes are always with you."

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