Ten out of the 5,497 students that graduated in the 2009/2010 and
2011/2012 sessions of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko
(AAUA), Ondo State, bagged first class.
Addressing journalists before the convocation ceremony, the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Femi Mimiko, gave the break down of the
graduating students as follows: 4,874 will receive first degree, 292
will be conferred with post-graduate diploma, 327 will get master’s
degree and four will go home with PhD. Of the 4,874 to obtain first
degree, 10 are in first class category, 343 second class upper, 3,294
second class lower, 693 third class and 34 pass.
One unique feature in the 4th AAUA convocation ceremony was the
delivery of the convocation lecture in Yoruba language by an eminent
professor from the University of Ibadan, Akinwumi Isola.
Also, the choice of the honorary awardees was different as three
eminent achievers – Bishop Bolanle Gbonigi, retired bishop of the
Anglican Communion of Akure Diocese; Professor Toyin Falola, a
distinguished professor of African Studies; and Major General
OlufemiOlutoye (rtd), a former member of the Supreme Military Council
and also a former federal commissioner, were honoured.
In his address, the visitor to the university, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko
gavekudos to the university for running an uninterrupted academic
calendar for the three sessions. Dr. Mimiko also lauded the efforts of
the university management for the different developmental projects going
on in the school, part of which he commissioned before he left.
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Source Vanguard Newspapers
Friday 5 April 2013
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