Firstclass OAU Graduate Secures KPMG Internship After She Wrote to Express Interest

Posted by Thandiubani on Thu 10th Apr, 2025 - tori.ng

She shared her journey in a post on her social media page via X (formerly Twitter), capturing how it started and how it’s going.

A First-Class graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Hafsoh Yusuf has opened up on how she secured an internship opportunity at KPMG.

In a post on X, she shared her experience with two photos.

She captioned it, “Frame 1: How it started” and “Frame 2: How it is going.”

Part of her email read:

“Hi, I am Hafsoh Yusuf, a First-Class graduate in Business Administration from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU).”

“As I prepare to begin my National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in January, I am eager to explore internship opportunities within KPMG, particularly in Deal Advisory or Accounting Advisory teams, where I can contribute meaningfully while gaining valuable professional experience.”

“What draws me to KPMG is its reputation for excellence and its unwavering commitment to integrity—values that resonate deeply with me. Achieving a First-Class degree demanded a high level of resilience and discipline, qualities I bring to every endeavor.”

“Beyond academics, I have engaged in virtual experiences and self-driven learning to build practical skills in financial analysis, business problem-solving, and communication. These efforts reflect my determination to excel in the professional space and make a positive impact.”

“I am particularly excited about the prospect of joining KPMG’s dynamic environment, where I can learn from seasoned professionals and develop the competencies necessary for a thriving career.”

“I am confident that my academic excellence, combined with my drive and ambition, would make me a valuable addition to your team.”

“Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how my skills and enthusiasm can align with KPMG’s vision and success.”

The second frame showcased Hafsoh at KPMG, confirming that she had indeed begun her internship journey with the prestigious firm.

As the post circulated online, many social media users flooded the comment section to celebrate her success and share words of encouragement.

See some reactions below:

@FabianOkeke3: “If you like, don’t graduate with a first class. Let them tell you education is a scam, your body go tell you. Congratulations girl!”

@lanre1220: “If na 2nd class lower. I’m sure they will not respond 😂 Congratulations.”

@Ayam_Dammy: “Declan rice of the day!! There’s much to learn from someone like you.”

@Layiwola_1: “Nice stuff. I hope a lot of people learn from this.”

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