Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna
Sixty-two out of 3,741 students of the Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna, bagged first class degrees at its 27th Convocation held last week Thursday, February 1st.

The university’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abdullahi Bala, announced this at a news conference in Minna said the ceremony coincided with the 35th Founder’s Day of the institution.

Bala said 3,096 of the figure received the first degree in their fields of studies, while 426 bagged the Masters Degrees.

According to him, 46 others were given doctorate degrees while 173 had the post-graduate diplomas.

Bala said that the graduating students came from the School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology, Environment Technology, Engineering Technology, Entrepreneurship and Management Technology.

Others were Information and Communications Technology, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Science and Technology Education and two affiliate institutions, Federal College of Education Technical Akoka and Kaduna Polytechnic.

“We have done remarkably well despite the well known challenges of funding faced by public high institutions in Nigeria,” he said.

The vice-chancellor also expressed delight at the university’s international recognition and ranking, saying the institution was now 64th in Africa and 4th in Nigeria.

At the ceremony, The best graduating student Ngozichukwu Bright who graduated with a CGPA of 4.81 urged the students to be hardworking

Mynd44, lalasticlala: FP pls

The Federal Universities have gotten the clear message that as private universities are turning out high numbers of First class which is actually supposed to be normal then in the next few years graduates of public universities might find it hard to compete with them since majority graduate without a First. The UI of today is aiming to get her First and 2:1 degrees to be 70% of the total graduating class in the next few years just as it is in most UK universities.
However state universities don't seem to get the memo, they still keep cutting people down from getting their deserved degrees. OOU, Ogun State Delsu and Abia State University one of the major culprits.

Futminna Is a great school but no flexing there

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