CURSORY : Prof. Elijah Ayolabi, the vice-chancellor of Mountain Top University in Ogun State, announced that 36 students received first-class honors upon graduation.
According to the Vice-Chancellor of Mountain Top University Prof. Elijah Ayolabi on Monday, December 19, during a Press briefing, he said that at least 36 students received first-class degrees upon graduation.
Ayolabi revealed this at the university’s fifth convocation event, where 329 graduates received their first degree.
He added that the former Akwa-Ibom state governor, Emmanuel Udom, will deliver the convocation lecture, ‘Optimising your potential in a challenging future.’
Giving a speech, Ayolabi said: “It is my distinct honour to inform you that in this fifth Convocation ceremony of the University, we have a total of 348 graduates.
329 graduates will be conferred with the award of first degree, two for PhD, one for MPhil. degree, 15 for a Master’s degree and one for a postgraduate diploma with a total of 36 first-class students.”
“These numbers adequately reflect the university’s commitment to ensuring that only the best and brightest among the students graduate with the deserving degrees.
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