UNILAG Produces 125 First Class As 10,600 Graduates
The management of University Of Lagos(UNILAG) has recently scheduled the convocation ceremonies to hold from 28th to 30th April,2015 for graduates 2013/2014 academic session as a total of 10,600 graduates including 125 first class.
The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof.
Rahamon Bello, who made the speech at the pre-convocation briefing said that 125 of the graduating students bagged First
Class degrees.
The VC went further,he said that another 1,664 students bagged Second Class Upper Division while 2,827 were in the Second Class Lower Division.
Bello said that 963 others would be
graduating in the Third Class Division; 90
with Pass degrees while 167 others would
be under the unclassified degrees in
Medicine and Pharmacy.
He added that the institution would also be
graduating 103 Doctors of Philosophy
(Ph.Ds.), 4,330 with Masters’ degrees and
331 with Postgraduate Diplomas from its
School of Postgraduate Studies.
The VC announced that Mr Korede Akinpelu
of the Department of Chemical Engineering
emerged the best graduating student of the
university with a Cumulative Grade Point
Average (CGPA) of 4.96 while Mr Sedan
Shittu of the Department of Finance is the
second best graduating student with a
CGPA of 4.91.
He also said that honorary degrees would
be conferred on emeritus professors of the
university, including some eminent
Nigerians, for their outstanding
contributions to education and quality of
life in Nigeria.
Some of the awardees include retired Lt.-
Gen. Theophilus Danjuma, Mr Gamaliel
Onosode and Pastor Enoch Adeboye.
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