FCE Iwo Final-Year Students Sit Last Paper As Second Graduating Set In College History

Final-year students of the Federal College of Education, Iwo, have written their last examination paper, bringing their academic journey to a close.

In a statement, the college management described the moment as one of special significance, noting that the Class of 2026 is only the second graduating set in the college's history. The students were described as pioneers whose footprints will guide the cohorts that follow.

Management commended the graduating students for the discipline and resilience they showed through early mornings, long lectures, teaching practice and late nights of study, saying they arrived as learners and now leave as educators in the making.

On behalf of management, staff and the college community, the institution wished the students excellent results and urged them to carry the name of FCE Iwo with pride as they step into classrooms and communities across the country.

"Teach with integrity, lead with compassion, and let your work speak for the institution that raised you," the statement read.

The college assured the graduating set that it remains their home and that its doors will always be open to them.