The convocations cover two academic sessions of 2021/2022 as
well as 2022/2023.
Agboola disclosed this during a press briefing held on
Wednesday at the conference room of the Senate building of the university.
The vice-chancellor warned against the japa syndrome, saying
the trend may lead to the disarticulation of the country’s rich culture and
development.
“Rather than to flee the country in the name of japa, we had
better see how we can all develop this nation and make it great because no
foreigners is coming to do this for us,” he said.
The vice-chancellor said the convocation lecture with the
title “Mass Exodus of Human Capital in Nigeria: An Anotomical Analysis of the
Causes and Effects” would be delivered by the legal luminary, Chief Wole
Olanipekun SAN.
The Akarigbo of Remoland and Chairman of Ogun State Council
of Traditional Rulers, Oba Adewale Babatunde Ajayi, as well as the immediate
past Chairman, Governing Council and Pro-Chancellor of the University, Mrs
Mosunmola Belo-Olusoga, will be honoured with the Honourary Doctorate Degree in
Science for their invaluable contributions to improving on the socio-economic
development of the country.
Giving breakdown of the convocation list, Agboola said “I am
pleased to inform you that a total number of 6131 and 5653 will convoke for the
2021/2022 and 2022/2023 academic session respectively.
“The breakdown shows that in the 2021/2022 academic session,
there are 76 graduands that earned First Class, 1756 in Second Class Upper
Division, 3203 in Second Class Lower Division, 884 had Third Class while 95 had
a Pass Grade.
“And for the 2022/2023 academic session, 98 graduands earned
First Class, 1536 made Second Class Upper Division, 2982 are in Second Class
Lower, 651 had Third Class while 51 had Pass grade.”
0 comments:
Post a Comment