A private university in Ilorin, the Kwara
capital, Al-Hikmah, on Saturday
graduated 658 students, with 16 of
them bagging First Class degrees.
Speaking at the fourth convocation
ceremony of the university, the Vice
Chancellor, Prof. Sulyman AbdulKareem,
said 175 other students graduated in the
Second Class Upper Division while 287
had Lower Division.

AbdulKareem admonished the graduating
students to allow the teachings of God
reflect in their character, thoughts and
way of life.
“At all times, you need to be just, upright
and consistent in your action and
behaviour toward the realisation of a virile
and humane society for all,” he said.

The vice chancellor also called on
government to take positive steps toward
checking incessant strikes in tertiary
institutions.
“The state of education in the country
also calls for urgent attention. The
Federal Government should declare a
state of emergency at all levels of the
education sector in the country,’’ he said.

Also speaking at the occasion, the
university’s Pro-Chancellor and Chairman
of the Governing Council, Alhaji Ibrahim
Coomassie, lauded the pace at which the
institution was developing.
He commended the university’s
management for providing sound and
qualitative university education.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
reports that the occasion also featured
award of honorary degrees to Mallam
Yusuf Ali (SAN) and the Speaker of Oyo
State House of Assembly, Monsurat
Sunmonu. (NAN).

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I wish them all the very best in all their endeavors as they are now moving in to another struggle entirely different from the one faced in school. All the best latest graduands from Al-Hikmah.

Ope o My punany would soon enroute Lasgidi.
Happy convocation to my niggas out There!!

Never heard of the school till now.