American University of Nigeria Graduates 207 Students, Including First Set of Engineering Graduates
The ceremony also saw the immediate induction of the graduates into the AUN Alumni by Dean Byron Bullock, cementing their lifelong connection to the institution and its values.
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The American University of Nigeria, located in Yola, Adamawa State, celebrated the graduation of approximately 207 students, marking a significant milestone as it conferred degrees upon its inaugural batch of engineering students.
Out of the graduating class, nine individuals were awarded PhDs, reflecting the institution's commitment to academic excellence and scholarly pursuits.
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During the 15th commencement ceremony held in Yola, DeWayne Frazier, President of the university, commended the graduating students and encouraged them to uphold the institution's values as they venture into the world. He expressed gratitude to the university's founder, former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, for his dedication to advancing education in Nigeria and beyond.
Professor Mike Ozekhome (SAN), serving as the commencement speaker, hailed the American University of Nigeria as a bastion of legacy and opportunity. He lauded the institution's global outreach and its positive impact on the community through scholarship initiatives. Prof. Ozekhome emphasized the importance of integrity and urged the graduates to leverage their education to effect positive change in society.
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In line with this ethos, Mr. Ozekhome implored the graduands to approach life with integrity, dignity, and a commitment to excellence. He emphasized the value of contributing meaningfully to society and planning for a purposeful future.
The ceremony also saw the immediate induction of the graduates into the AUN Alumni by Dean Byron Bullock, cementing their lifelong connection to the institution and its values.
