In December 2020, Oluwatosin Likinyo became the talk of social media after Legit.ng broke the news of her huge achievement in the United Kingdom. Oluwatosin had her master's, graduating with distinction from the University of Aberdeen where she studied renewable energy engineering.

She shared some deep secrets about herself and her success. Read below:

How did your journey into University of Aberdeen state?

My journey to the University of Aberdeen started in 2018 when I attended a British Council Fair and was encouraged by the university’s in-country officer to apply. I got the admission thereafter but deferred for a year. In 2019, I got an offer from the Nigeria LNG Limited to sponsor my study in the university which I accepted. This is a brief, however, a number of applications and tests happened behind the scenes.

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Oluwatosin Likinyo made Nigeria proud with a distinction in her master's from a UK university Source: Oluwatosin Likinyo Credit: LinkedIn

Why did you pick renewable Energy of all the courses in the world? Moreover, there is this belief that such courses are mostly for men.

My experience with the substandard energy sector of Nigeria, sparked my strong interest in renewable energy. During my undergraduate studies, my interest was further heightened when I discovered that the energy sector is the largest contributor to climate change and environmental degradation. My discovery was confirmed by the widespread damage caused in the oil-savaged areas (in the Niger-Delta areas) including but not limited to the economic underdevelopment of those areas, the devastation to the ecology, and water pollution. I decided at that time to venture into the renewable energy field hoping to create sustainable and clean solutions to meeting the growing energy demand.

What was growing up like? What experience gave you the belief and hope that you would become an achiever someday?

More like who helped me believe I could be an achiever. My parents, my biggest source of inspiration, always encouraged me to go ahead. Growing up with them was strict but I learned self-control and discipline from them. For example, I grew up not watching TV until homework was done and from that learned to put important things first. In addition, reading about people like Malala, Martin Luther King Jnr., and Nelson Mandela while I was a teenager sparked that possibility mentality in me.

Chelsea star, Mason Mount is relishing reaching the Champions League final for the first time in his career but stated that the Blues should have scored about five goals against Real Madrid.

Mount was on the scoresheet as Thomas Tuchel’s side spanked Los Blancos 2-0 in the second leg of the Champions League semifinal at the Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night, May 5.

Timo Werner had put the hosts ahead in the first half and Chelsea missed several chances in the game before Mount tucked home to ensure Real had no chance of staging a blockbuster comeback.

The Premier League club go through - winning 3-1 on aggregates and after the match, Mount said via SunSport:

Mount further took a swipe on Real Madrid star Toni Kroos who earlier stated that no player has given him sleepless nights in the last 15 years.

In the post-match interview with CBS Sports via Sport Bible, Mount says:

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that N'golo Kante was named the man of the match for both Champions League semifinal games between Chelsea and Real Madrid.

The French World Cup winner stunned his fans after leaving Stamford Bridge in a Mini Cooper.