13 Igbinedion Varsity Students Graduate With First Class
13 Igbinedion Varsity Students Graduate With First Class
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The management of Igbinedion University Okada (IUO) has announced that 13 students of the institution graduated with First Class honour, Myschoolnews report.
The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Lawrence Ezemonye made this known on Monday at a pre-convocation news briefing held in Okada, Edo.
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The management stated that the students and others will be awarded their certificates during its 20th convocation for the 2020/2021 academic session scheduled to commence on Wednesday.
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According to Ezemonye, 691 who graduated with various degrees in the session will be formally awarded certificates.
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The VC added that 557 attained their first degrees, out of which 13 graduated with first class; 248 with second class upper; 215 with second class lower; and 81 unclassified (pharmacy).
He said 134 graduated from postgraduate school, 82 with Master's degrees, 40 with PhD, and 12 with Postgraduate degrees.
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