Babcock University Graduate Emerges Over All Best With 4.91 CGPA

This was state that he also won the president’s award for the best performance in leadership, academic, community and spiritual services at the 19th undergraduate and 10th postgraduate 2nd virtual convocation ceremony.

The Vice Chancellor charged the graduates not to stop learning as their learning which has just started would continue throughout their lifetime. ‘You have a responsibility to use the knowledge acquired here in Babcock for creativity for yourself, your community, your country and Babcock University,’

In his statement, the Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG) Mr Laoye Jaiyeola urged the graduates to go into the next phase of life with the mind to be independent, creative, thinking outside the box, learning to be resourceful and spending wisely.

The university graduated 2, 079 graduates comprising 1, 660 undergraduate and 419 postgraduate. Of this number, 82 made First Class.

The overall best PhD programme is Olomojobi Femi with a 4.81 CGPA on a scale of 5 while Amarachukwu Peace, Department of Public Health emerged as overall best master’s degree graduate with 4.77 CGPA on a scale of 5.

The VC finally congratulated the students and the university community for their immense contribution to the achievements recorded by the institution.

He re-enstated that Babcock University would continue to pursue the path of excellence with passion and spirituality, urging the graduates not to keep their eyes on the things that were transient but on those wholesome values and virtues that they derived from the institution.