Historic Milestone at University of Ilorin as Two Students Break 40-Year Record

The Department of English and Literary Studies at the University of Ilorin has witnessed a groundbreaking achievement as two students, Lawal Selimoh Yetunde and Olalekan Ibrahim Babatunde, have graduated with First Class Honours.

This remarkable feat marks the first time in the department's 40-year history that students have attained this distinction.

The Department of English and Literary Studies, established in 1975, is renowned for its rigorous academic standards and high expectations. Its reputation for intellectual rigor has drawn interest from students across various faculties within the university.

Lawal Selimoh Yetunde and Olalekan Ibrahim Babatunde's achievement is a testament to their dedication, brilliance, and hard work. Notably, Olalekan Ibrahim Babatunde, who also served as the President of the Departmental Students' Association, demonstrated exceptional leadership skills alongside his academic prowess.

The department community has celebrated this unprecedented accomplishment, congratulating the exceptional graduates on their trailblazing success. This achievement is expected to inspire current and future students to strive for academic excellence.

The University of Ilorin is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary in November, marking a significant milestone in its history.