Covenant University, Ota, Ogun, on Wednesday said that it would graduate a total of 1, 315 students, with 104 bagging First Class Degree.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Charles Ayo, said this at a media briefing ahead of the institution’s 10th convocation.

Ayo said that the event was for the award of first and higher degrees in various disciplines in the institution.





He said that of the 1,315 students, 610 others would be graduating in the Second Class Upper Division, while 510 will be graduating in the Second Class Lower Division.

According to him, a total of 91 others would be graduating in the Third Class Division.

The don said that the institution would also be graduating a total of 135 postgraduate students during the ceremony.

He said that the number of this year’s first class graduates was an improvement on the 82 the institution produced at the 2014 convocation.
Ayo said that the institution’s products had found it easy to pursue further education in Ivy League universities around the world as a result of the quality of education offered in the university.

“The university’s goal for the 2014/2015 academic session is innovation, impact and internalisation.

“In order to achieve this goal, the university established 21 multidisciplinary research clusters that are committed to proffering solutions to myriad of challenges facing our society.

Hmm, na so first class cheap for the school?