News as AAU Update To Graduating Students Concerning Its 21st Convocation Ceremony

We are happy to notify all concerned past students of the Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma that the 21st convocation ceremony of the university holds on

In view of this, graduating students are to take note of the following;

Graduands of 2011/2012, 2010/2011 Academic Session and below are to

The Armed Forces, Command and Staff College, Jaji - Acting President Speech at the Graduation Ceremony of Senior Course 39

SPEECH DELIVERED BY HIS EXCELLENCY, PROF. YEMI OSINBAJO, SAN, GCON, THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA AT THE GRADUATION CEREMONY OF SENIOR COURSE 39, THE ARMED FORCES, COMMAND AND STAFF COLLEGE, JAJI, KADUNA STATE ON FRIDAY JUNE 23, 2017.

I am especially pleased and indeed privileged to share this special day with you the staff, graduands and proud family members of the graduands of Senior Course 39.

We must give glory and thanks to the

Nigerian student breaks academic record in Poland, graduates with 5.0 CGPA

The latest report reaching us as A young Nigerian, Olukayode Mobolaji Oluwasona, has made academic history in far away Poland after he graduated with a Cummulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 5.0 in Computer Technology from the University of Computer Sciences and Skills, Lodz, Poland.

According to report gathered before his journey to Poland, Oluwasona, 20, was leading in first class from his first semester in 200-level programme in Babcock.

It was gathered that this was under a special degree exchange programme arranged by Babcock University with the University of Computer Sciences and Skills in Lodz, Poland, where they remained ‘international students’ until the end of their four-year course, Vanguard reports.

Under the arrangement, they had to return to Babcock for

UNILAG Graduate With 5.0 CGPA Honoured By House Reps

We are to disclose to all as the hallowed chamber of the House of Representatives in a letter addressed to eavh member of the house titled “NEW ACADEMIC RECORD BY AYODELE DANIEL DADA” and written by the Majority Leader, Hon. Femi, stated that the hallowed chamber will today honour and celebrate Mr. Ayodele who recently graduated from the Department of Psychology of the University of Lagos with a 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).

Excerpts of the letter read, “In the last two weeks Nigeria and Nigerians have been inundated with news of the incredible performance of Mr Ayodele Dada a student of the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Lagos who set a new

12 First Class As UNICAL Produces 7,222 Graduate

We are to inform all that the Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Prof Zana Itiunbe Akpagu this morning at the council chambers briefed the gentlemen of the press on the arrangements that has been put in place for the convocation ceremony.

Vice chancellor of the University announced that the activities of the institution's 29th Convocation began yesterday March 9th during the interdenominational service and will run through Saturday March 12th, 2016. 

He disclosed that a total number of 7,222 persons would be awarded various diplomas and degrees in the University during the Convocation.

He said that the institution would also award 4,868 students with

Notice To All 2015 FUTO Graduating Students

We thrill to inform all the undergraduate and postgraduate graduands in the forthcoming 2015 FUTO convocation ceremony that they can now use the Remita platform to pay for hiring of academic gowns. The cost of hiring of gown is Five Thousand Naira (N5,000.00) for undergraduate graduands and Seven Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N7,500.00) for postgraduate graduands.

The online payment procedure is as

University Don Advocates Exclusive Breastfeeding For Infants

Prof Seline delivering her lecture

Speaking strongly on exclusive breast feeding. Women breast milk has been identified as the best form of food for infants as it is a building process that ensures that infants get all the required nutrients needed daily.
This was the crux of the 74th Inaugural lecture of the University of Jos, delivered by Prof Selina Nnuaku Okolo, Prof of Paediatrics, titled “Faulty Foundation: The effect on the building”,at the Multi purpose Auditorium, Bauchi road campus, Unijos.
Prof Celine, who began her lecture by inviting a  7 year old kid, asked him to

See St Paul’s University Celebrates Graduating Class Of 2015

St Paul's University Graduands. Photo Credit SPU 

 

St Paul’s University today graduated students in various fields, opening doors for them into the career world in their 24th graduation ceremony.
It is the joy of every student to go through the learning process and finally graduate. It is an accomplishment; an end to the school journey (for a while) and the beginning of another journey into their respective fields.
The ecstatic graduands at St Paul’s could not hide their joy as captured in the photos below...

The 23rd/24th Convocation Of OOU Notice To Graduands

We the nigerianedu.com gathered that the 23rd/24th Convocation Ceremonies for the 2012/2013 & 2013/2014 Academic Sessions have been scheduled for Tuesday 6th to Saturday 10th October, 2015 by the University Authorities.

Activities lined up for the Ceremonies and Information to graduands on collection of Gowns and Certificates are as highlighted below.

MONDAY 5TH OCTOBER, 2015:- Rehearsal for staff and

UNICAL Produces 9 First Class as 7,811 Graduates

This is to inform you that the Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Prof. James Epoke, yesterday disclosed that the institution will at its 28th convocation ceremony on March 14th ( Today ) produce 7,811 graduates.

According to him, 9 persons will graduate with First class honours which is the highest number of first class recorded by the institution in the past ten years.

Other graduands include 6,871 undergraduates; 391 masters; 120 Phd; and 429 Post Graduate Diplomas.

He further mentioned that the issue of ‘sorting’ has been reduced to the barest minimum and other social vices have also been tackled.

“So, now the campus is serene and you can see students hanging around the corners reading their books unmolested,” he stated.

Opinion: Can You Burn Your Bsc Certificate For 50 Million Naira?

I ran into a discussion by a group of friends recently where they were asking one another if they could burn their B.sc. certificate for 50 million Naira.

You need to hear the hilarious responses from these guys...lol

Now posing the same question to you NEU MEMBERS, can you burn your own University degree certificate for 50 million Naira?

Graduates Decry Delay In Certificate Issuance - Gbenga Adeniji

Graduates of tertiary institutions in Nigeria contend with the stress of obtaining their certificates.

Miss Ugochi Nwachukwu graduated from the Department of Mass Communication, University of Nigeria Nsukka in November 2010. She was happy to have scaled the hurdles of clearance in some of the varsity’s units and was glad about embarking on the compulsory one-year National Youth Serve Corps scheme.

After her service year, she went back to her alma mater in order to obtain her certificate. Nwachukwu never suspected there would be delay in the collection of the certificate.

The workers in the university’s Exam and Records department however kept asking her to go and return at a later date.

She said, ‘‘My result was not released with the first batch because of the slow manner of working on our files. I had duly completed the required clearance. After my result was released, I went to collect my certificate but was told it was not ready.

I was issued a statement of result with which I embarked on the compulsory one-year National Youth Service Corps scheme. But it was only tenable for a year after which one is expected to collect his or her certificate. I went to the school many times but the Exams and

Email Applications: How Nigerian Graduates Goof (3)

This week, I draw the curtain on this series. The questions from the two preceding articles have been interesting. A quick admonition though – a well prepared curriculum vitae is not the only thing you need to clinch a choice job.

It is nevertheless certainly a major variable in the box. No matter how properly packaged an accountant’s curriculum vitae is, he or she would surely, under normal circumstances, not be employed for an opening for an environmental engineer; and vice–versa!

Males Are No Threat, Say Female Best Graduating Students

Achievers University, Owo, Ondo State has held its second convocation with two females, Ronke Oyegoke and Adeyemo Adetoun, emerging the best graduating candidates. The two were among the 20 persons that obtained first class in the combined convocation.

While 22-year-old Oyegoke, who studied Accounting, emerged the best graduating student for the 2011/2012 session, Adetoun (22) also obtained the overall best result for the 2012/2013 session. She studied Banking and Finance.

Interestingly, the duo, who spoke to our correspondent after the convocation penultimate Wednesday, acknowledged that the academic challenges from their male counterparts never intimidated them.

For them, it was hard work and the zeal to succeed in life that lifted them to the

He Lost Passion For Medicine, Made First Class In Economics

 

The best graduating student of Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State, Oluwatimilehin Sotubo, speaks to SAMUEL AWOYINFA on his road to success

The best graduating student of the ­Crawford University in the 2012/2013 convocation, Oluwatimilehin Sotubo, did not initially set out to study Economics. In fact, he had done two years as a medical student at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, before he took another Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, and secured admission to study Economics at Crawford.

Sotubo says he got fascinated to medicine because his father, Olukunle (now late), and elder brother, Tomiwa, were doctors. But after two years, he found out that he had no passion for it.

He says, “I was admitted in 2007 to study Medicine, but we resumed in 2008. I enrolled as a medical student because my dad and elder brother were doctors. I did very well in all my courses, but along the line, I discovered that I really did not have passion for Medicine.

“After a close monitoring of my dad’s schedule, I realised that the profession was too demanding. So I quit in 2009. I had to sit the UTME and applied to read Economics at the Crawford University and I passed.”

Beaming with smile, slim-built Sotubo adds that he has no regret for a change of course of study and university.

“No regret whatsoever. I believe as an economist, I can still save lives, through sound economic policies that will lead to creation of employment and development of the country,” he says.

For him to earn the