No fewer than 52 students, on Sunday, graduated from Babcock University, BU, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State with First Class honours.

Relatively, 1,059 made Second Class Upper Division, while 248 made Second Class Lower, a result the school has termed an impressive one.

While speaking at the graduation ceremony, the institution’s President/Vice Chancellor, Prof. James Makinde, said 1,359 graduates were awarded degrees and diploma, cutting across the nine faculties of the university. Twenty graduated with Postgraduate Diplomas, 71 with Masters and 41, Doctor of Philosophy, Ph.D.



He said, “1,359 graduands will be awarded degrees and diplomas in Basic Applied Sciences, Public and Allied Health, Education and Humanities, Babcock Business School, Law and Security Studies, Computing and Engineering Sciences, Nursing Sciences, Agriculture and Industrial Technology, and the Benjamin S. Carson School of Medicine, in its Biochemistry programme.”

Makinde emphasised that no Third Class or Pass was recorded, adding that “the university is commitment to producing functional employable graduates with entrepreneurship skills.”



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They make a mistake they should have graduated all of them with first class. They taught employees are mumu like them. First class that can not tackle a third class graduate of a good federal and state universities in a interviews.

How do you expect them to graduate anybody with thirdclass or pass after
paying heavily for school tuition .
I still have some reservation in most of these private Universisties