22 Bag 1st Class As NOUN Graduates 22,175 Students

The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is gearing up for a momentous occasion in its academic calendar.

According to Prof. Olufemi Peters, the Vice-Chancellor, NOUN is set to confer degrees on 22,175 students, including 22 outstanding individuals who have achieved First Class honours, during its 13th Convocation Ceremony.

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This significant announcement was made at a press briefing on April 8, 2024, at the university’s headquarters in Jabi, Abuja, setting the stage for a series of celebratory events.

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Graduating Class Overview

Delving into the details, the Vice-Chancellor revealed that the convocation would celebrate the achievements of 15,768 undergraduates and 6,407 postgraduate students, alongside six PhD recipients.

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The Faculty of Social Sciences stands out with the highest number of graduates, contributing significantly to the undergraduate tally.