Victoria Albert Steals Show at School Graduation but Parent worries
TEC News | 28th July,2025.
It was a moment of pride, cheers, and emotion on Saturday, July 26, 2025, as 15-year-old Victoria Ojimagocho Albert dazzled the audience during the graduation ceremony at Hope Academy Secondary School, Akwanga.
Victoria, who hails from Agatu Local Government Area of Benue State, emerged as one of the brightest stars of the day, clinching multiple awards including one of the Best Student in Mathematics, Best Student in Biology, Best in Economic Principles and Best in Christian Values and Conduct . Her name echoed repeatedly through the air as she walked up to receive each honor to the loud applause and admiration of the gathered guests.
Victoria whose ambition is to be a Neurologist, a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing, treating, and managing disorders of the nervous system, which includes the Brain, Spinal cord, Peripheral nerves (nerves outside the brain and spinal cord), Muscles (in some cases) studies, pray and hope daily to see her dream fulfilled is counting on her parents and God.
Her parents, Deacon and Deaconess Janet Albert ordained by The Redeemed Christina Church of God, describes her as quiet, focused, and deeply passionate about her education, Victoria is the first child of a modest family of two children. Her mother, a teacher, and her father, a retired civil servant, expressed profound joy over her accomplishments but also voiced concern about the financial hurdles ahead.
“Victoria is addicted to reading and never jokes with school. Even if it rains, she’s ready to walk to school. I’m proud of her. As a teacher myself, it breaks my heart that we may not have the financial strength to support her tertiary education, but we’re trusting God she would continue as we are determine despite the concern within,”
her mother shared emotionally.
Victoria’s story is a reflection of the brilliance and resilience of many Nigerian youths who excel against the odds. While some are forced to drop out due to financial constraints, it is hoped that well-meaning individuals or organizations might offer scholarships or sponsorship to help them continue their journey.
As Victoria prepares for the next phase of her academic pursuit, many at the event agreed that her light is only beginning to shine—and with the right support, she could become a powerful force for good and excellence in society.
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