On Wednesday, Crawford University graduated 324 students with 25 first-class, 141 second-class upper, 127 second-lower and 31 third-class degrees at the institution’s 13th graduation ceremony.
In addition, the Graduate School of Crawford University has produced 22 graduates, including 4 graduates in business administration (PGD), 16 masters of science (M.SC) and two masters of business administration (MBA) degrees.
The Nigerian News Agency (NAN) reported that the 13th session was labeled: “Unicorn 13”.
Crawford University Vice-Chancellor Professor Gia Kolo said at a ceremony held in the multifunctional hall of Igbesa College in Ogun State that graduates are ready to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
Kolo said that all courses offered by the university have been approved by the National University Council (NUC).
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