Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, held its 14th convocation ceremony for conferment of undergraduate and higher degrees on 1,360 individuals on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.
At the event inside the University’s Convocation Arena, 1,117 graduates were conferred with undergraduate degrees with 54 bagging First Class honour and Second Class Upper Division for 527 students.
503 students bagged Second Class Lower while 33 others got Third Class.
At the ceremony, 15 Ph.D degrees were awarded in Accounting, Architecture, Computer Science, Economics, and Mass Communication.
Many of the graduates also received cash prizes and Letters of Academic Excellence for their outstanding performances during their programmes at the university.
Ahiakwo Joy Nmachukwu of the Department of Industrial Chemistry, College of Pure and Applied Sciences (COPAS) went home with the Most Outstanding Student Award for First Degree with a CGPA of 4.98.
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