An outstanding graduate of Imo State University College of Medicine, Dr Olachi Sandra Ndukwe has spoken on how she was able to emerge the best graduating student in her set.

The indigene of Ehime Mbano in Imo State opened up in a recent interview with The Punch.
Speaking on how she was able to graduate with a distinction, she revealed how rigorous her reading schedule was.
She said; ”In the early stages of my training, it appeared a bit too complex for me. But as the years rolled by, I figured out how best to study. I consistently made an effort to sleep as early as 7-8pm each day. Once it’s 11pm-12am, I’m awake and I’d start reading. I sometimes read till 6am.
You must understand this pattern was unique to me as each one must discover what works best for him/her. I didn’t really have a time table of what topic to read. I was very spontaneous and the cases I saw in the hospital largely determined what I would read each day. However, there were times I would read in excess of 16 hours, especially during the weekends. I just locked myself indoors and read as long as I could.”

Source: https://tigblog.com.ng/2021/10/19/i-read-16-hours-to-bag-distinction-in-medical-school-imsu-best-student/

How is this possible?
She read for 16 hours, that means she had 8 hours left to take lectures, cook food, do her chores, sleep, perform her religious activities and other miscellaneous duties. I don't understand.

Dedication and hard work always pay off...

Wait does it means she is reading when plaiting her hair or doing other social activities? is it sixteen hours per day or sixteen hours per week i need ciarity? that means if she is sick or admitted in the hospital she would still be taking drip while reading we are nigerians

Guy e so kay naaa...

You funny �

akaleb2015:
Wait does it means she is reading when plaiting her hair or doing other social activities? is it sixteen hours per day or sixteen hours per week i need ciarity? that means if she is sick or admitted in the hospital she would still be taking drip while reading we are nigerians

So no social life?

Thank Govt for education subsidy. If you were in Canada or UK as a student under student loan or you had to hustle to pay bills, that 16 hours of studying would have been impossible to achieve.
Also remember to give back to the society that subsidized your acquisition of that knowledge and not JAPA in fees years time.

Let me also appeal to govt of Buhari, to tell kidnappers to stay away from her type. Herdsmen too. Bandits too.

Mleeperbother:
So no social life?

You can point to that but social has never saved any life. No one who ever died could have been saved with alcohol or flexing.

akaleb2015:
Wait does it means she is reading when plaiting her hair or doing other social activities? is it sixteen hours per day or sixteen hours per week i need ciarity? that means if she is sick or admitted in the hospital she would still be taking drip while reading we are nigerians

stop doubting there is mental revision. She could have been doing it while plaiting her hair.