Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Ademola Tayo, described the ceremony as a defining moment in the life of the university had adopted a phased resumption to push through the session despite the disruption occasioned by COVID-19.

He said the university graduated 1, 660 undergraduates and 419 postgraduates.

According to him, the Department of Mass Communication produced the overall best undergraduate, Okunola Teslimat, with a CGPA of 4.91 on a scale of 5.0, and the overall best postgraduate in the Ph.D. programme, Olomojobi Femi, with a CGPA of 4.81 on a scale of 5.0.

He added that Amarachukwu Peace, of the Public Health Department, was overall best Master’s degree graduate with a CGPA of 4.77 on a scale of 5.0.

The VC congratulated the students and the teeming university community for their contribution to the achievements recorded by the institution.
He said the University would continue to pursue the path of excellence with passion and spirituality.
Tayo urged 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.

How we roll......
But las las all these school parole shaa na wash

He said the university graduated 1, 660 undergraduates and 419 postgraduates.

I don’t know why I always have issue with the number 419

Any first class gotten from any private university in Nigeria is trash.

A first class graduate in private university is a third class or a pass graduate in public university.

MadamVanessa:
Any first class gotten from any private university in Nigeria is trash.

A first class graduate in private university is a third class or a pass graduate in public university.

fallacy

Good students are good, no matter anywhere they are.
If the first class students in the public school attended the private school, would they have more than first class?

MadamVanessa:
Any first class gotten from any private university in Nigeria is trash.

A first class graduate in private university is a third class or a pass graduate in public university.

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Wake up and smell the coffee........this is 21st century......this archaic mindset won't take you far in life.
There are no first class in life challenges after school.
If you choose to go to Federal/State University where you spend seven years for five years course with poor learning environment and extreme fatigue,so be it.........

Glorified secondary school

Mypopic mindset, go and check the overall best in Nigeria law School last year and come back and erase this trash you wrote here.

Don't blackmail private institutions for the singular reason that you can not afford to go there..
Go and research on how Babcock University pulled through during the Lockdown while your almighty public institutions were in confusion..
Learn how to appreciate good things for you to make progress...
God bless you..

MadamVanessa:
Any first class gotten from any private university in Nigeria is trash.

A first class graduate in private university is a third class or a pass graduate in public university.

Another landmark has been recorded by the institution as she produced the best graduating student in the 2019 final examination of the Nigerian Law School. Mayowa Mubashir Abiru’s performance in the various subjects was declared outstanding.

By this achievement, he automatically qualifies as the Law School star prize winner for the Overall-Best Graduating Student for the Year 2019. Mayowa graduated from Babcock University in the 2018 academic session with second class upper.

Moreover, Babcock University recorded 10 students with First Class in the same Bar Exam this year.

The President/Vice-Chancellor Professor Ademola Tayo has congratulated the students and faculty for the feat. He noted that Babcock University will continue to strive for excellence in every aspect of her programmes.

“It is for this reason that the University was founded”, he said, “to be an academic entity of excellence, offering value in cutting-edge and functional education to her students”

Babcock University has consistently produced award winners at the Nigerian Law School since 2012 when Alao Adeleke, a law graduate of the University, made First Class at the Law School. In 2015 and 2016, Babcock University came first at the Law School.

Ali Bologi, one of Babcock University students that made First Class, emerged third overall best student in Professional Ethics in 2015.

In the same year 2015, Bukoye Temitayo made First Class and was third overall best nationwide. Babcock University was second-best in 2017 at the Nigerian Law School.

The University’s Law graduate, Oladapo Oluwatoyin who made First Class in 2016 at the Law School emerged the third overall best in Criminal Litigation at the Bar Exam that year.

In 2018, Babcock University produced 100 per cent success in the Bar Exam, although there was no grading that year.

The Dean of the School of Law, Babcock University, Professor Olanrewaju Pius expressed appreciation to Almighty God for the success of the students at the Bar Exam.

source: https://www.thecheernews.com/2019/11/15/babcock-university-produces-best-law-student-in-2019/

Amotolongbo:
I don’t know why I always have issue with the number 419

Amotonlongbo, please are u a Yoruba gal?

EkiranAlexmedia:


Amotonlongbo, please are u a Yoruba gal?

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