Forty-one students of Lead City University, Ibadan, bagged first class honours at the university’s convocation held on Thursday.

Tribune staffs, Mrs Oyin Olatunji, Mr Wole Efunnuga and Mr Wale Ojo-Lanre were among the total of 838 graduates, which comprised 768
undergraduates and 70 postgraduate students.

As disclosed by Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Kabiru Adeyemo, Ogunsanya Oluwatomisin of the Department of Psychology, with
a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.96 and Azeez Raheem, of the department of Accounting, with a CGPA of 4.86 emerged best graduating students.

Further, in his address, Adeyemo tasked the graduates to shun corruption, nepotism, fraud and other vices but be hardworking, charitable and render selfless service to humanity.

He especially urged them to portray the values of self-reliance, honesty, excellence, self-competence, and self-dependence.

The roll call of academics included Chancellor of the university, Professor Gabriel Ogunmola; Chairman, Governing Council, Professor Jide Owoeye; and Chairman, Board of Trustees, Emeritus Professor J. B. Aladekomo.

Meanwhile, the event also saw Chief of Staff to the Delta State Governor, Mr Tam Brisibe receive the university’s honorary doctorate degree of Science (Governance and Public Administration).

Brisibe, who delivered the convocation’s keynote address, urged Nigerians to shun their typical knack to point out the ills in the society, but see themselves as part of the problem and solution.

He decried the loyalty of many Nigerians to their ethnic group and religion, calling on Nigerians to consider the interests of the nation first before their ethnic or religious leanings.

To the graduating students, Brisibe called for perseverance amid the vicissitudes of the society that they were bound to face.

He, therefore, urged them not to be discouraged but be resolved to commit themselves to the development of the nation.

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CONGRATULATIONS GUYS.

This is just the beginning.

Go and excel.

carry 90% of those student to Uniben or UI or even Uniport na 3rd class dem go graduate with

quote me and die

PS

for all those people quoting me...E pain una

Congratulations

Hmm

Nice one. Education isn't supposed to cheap.

You can't be paying #20000 per session and be expecting first class at the end of the day.

That's why in advanced countries, students take loan to in other to complete thier education.

Smh first class Don suffer

Those first class students are third class students in udus

Plenty

The caption should be 41students successfully bought their first class certificate @ lcu

check their disicpline


you'll see courses like PHE,EXCERCISE and some other useless courses


please also note that first class aint the perequisite of beign successful in life

ok

hmmmm 41 out of 768.... my school is wicked o.....32 out of 5k+

ina ruwa na

I didn't know first class is that cheap, but whatever

Oh

Loose grading system. How many can make first class on a 5point grading system?

I don't trust results from private schools and universities in Nigeria. The lecturers tend to award undeserving grades to their students so as to promote the school's image. They are more like 'special centres'.



Put these so called first class graduates in a competition with their peers from government universities and they can't defend themselves.

If not for FUTA






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confusedGuy:
carry 90% of those student to Uniben or UI or even Uniport na 3rd class dem go graduate with

quote me and die

It's a lie,that your logic is wrong, you don't get first class by runs, you've got to be brilliant and intelligent, getting a first class is not a fluke, you earn it.

They should come and try it in a Federal University.

First Class in a Private University is equivalent to 2.2 in a State University and 3rd class in a Federal University

wave guys

the third classers are here


team "let them come and try it here, they will get 2.2

slow down guys, these people have conducive environment of learning.....you made third class in your rusty school doesn't mean others can't make first class in their fresh metal schools, take a chill pill and work hard next life

lonelydora:
They should come and try it in a Federal University.

First Class in a Private University is equivalent to 2.2 in a State University and 3rd class in a Federal University

nonsense...and una never invent washing machine or toothpick or proposed a theory in physics or chemistry, Mr man go and sit down

confusedGuy:
carry 90% of those student to Uniben or UI or even Uniport na 3rd class dem go graduate with

quote me and die

how old are you?


if your parents could afford the fee, you would have graduated from a private university. so just shut up

lonelydora:
They should come and try it in a Federal University.

First Class in a Private University is equivalent to 2.2 in a State University and 3rd class in a Federal University

Low self-esteemed poor boy

lonelydora:
They should come and try it in a Federal University.

First Class in a Private University is equivalent to 2.2 in a State University and 3rd class in a Federal University

OkaNaUbe:
Loose grading system. How many can make first class on a 5point grading system?

I don't trust results from private schools and universities in Nigeria. The lecturers tend to award undeserving grades to their students so as to promote the school's image. They are more like 'special centres'.



Put these so called first class graduates in a competition with their peers from government universities and they can't defend themselves.

micflo28:
Let them not near university of abuja else they will go bald and still end up with a pass certificate.

confusedGuy:
carry 90% of those student to Uniben or UI or even Uniport na 3rd class dem go graduate with

quote me and die

PS

for all those people quoting me...E pain una

Ibcrown:
Those first class students are third class students in udus

tetralogyfallot:
The caption should be 41students successfully bought their first class certificate @ lcu

mendii:
check their disicpline


you'll see courses like PHE,EXCERCISE and some other useless courses


please also note that first class aint the perequisite of beign successful in life

Adexbenjy1:
hmmmm 41 out of 768.... my school is wicked o.....32 out of 5k+

Jiang:
I didn't know first class is that cheap, but whatever

Typing.....
Below is a breakdown of Nigerian Law School First Class List and I wonder why alleged 2.2 or 3rd class candidates in federal and state schools will be doing with first class in Law school to the point of even excelling ahead of public uni graduates.

ERockson:
SW Institutions Produce Close To 50% Of The First Class At 2018 Nig Law Sch

Breakdown of 1st Class students at the Bar finals

LASU 18
Adekunle Ajasin 1
ABUAD 12
ABU 2
Ambrose Alli 1
Anambra state uni 2
Babcock 4
BUK 1
BAZE 1
Benson 1
Benue 1
DELSU 5
Ebonyi 4
Ekiti 2
ESUST 3
Igbenedion 2
IMOSU 2
Kogi 1
NAU 7
OAU 12
OOU 5
Osun 4
RSUST 4
UniAbuja 3
UniBen 5
UniCal 2
UI 12
Unilorin 7
UniJos 1
Unilag 17
UNN 13
Uniuyo 5
UDUS 1

Female 113
Male 48

https://www.thecable.ng/161-students-bag-first-class-from-nigerian-law-school-highest-ever

https://www.thecable.ng/161-students-bag-first-class-from-nigerian-law-school-highest-ever

booked

Glorified secondary schools and degree mills every where in Nigeria with so many first class yet it does not reflect in our scientific and technology breakthrough Nigeria still import every item even matches, pencils into this country.

Let them not near university of abuja else they will go bald and still end up with a pass certificate.

I see so many comments from limited people up there, lol, that federal universities frustrate students does not equate to better academic standards. I guess you will also say those that get 1st class degrees in uk universities bought them.