Bingham University 7th Convocation: 1,895 Students to Graduate, 71 Make First Class
Bingham University, Karu, Nasarawa State, is set to graduate 1,895 students at its 7th Convocation Ceremony scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026. The graduating class comprises 1,315 undergraduate and 580 postgraduate students, including 71 undergraduates who earned first-class honours and 59 PhD graduates.
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Bingham University, Karu, Nasarawa State, will graduate a total of 1,895 students at its 7th Convocation Ceremony scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026, with 71 undergraduate students emerging with first-class honours.
The graduating students comprise 1,315 undergraduates and 580 postgraduate students, including 59 PhD graduands, 206 academic master’s degree holders, 219 professional master’s degree holders and 96 postgraduate diploma recipients.
The undergraduate breakdown shows that 472 students obtained Second Class Upper Division, 337 Second Class Lower Division, 66 Third Class and two Pass degrees, while 367 students in programmes including Pharmacy and Medicine were classified under the unclassified category.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Haruna Kuje, who disclosed the figures while addressing journalists ahead of the convocation, said the university had continued to record progress in infrastructure development, academic culture, research and student welfare since he assumed office three years ago.
He said he came into office with a clear value-addition action plan supported by key performance indicators, adding that several projects had been completed while others were at different stages of construction.
The undergraduate breakdown shows that 472 students obtained Second Class Upper Division, 337 Second Class Lower Division, 66 Third Class and two Pass degrees, while 367 students in programmes including Pharmacy and Medicine were classified under the unclassified category.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Haruna Kuje, who disclosed the figures while addressing journalists ahead of the convocation, said the university had continued to record progress in infrastructure development, academic culture, research and student welfare since he assumed office three years ago.
He said he came into office with a clear value-addition action plan supported by key performance indicators, adding that several projects had been completed while others were at different stages of construction.
