..66 bag First Class

By Tunde Olorungbotemi

The atmosphere at the Babcock university, Ilisan – Remo, Ogun state was full of excitement as the institution marked its first virtual convocation.

The hero of the day was a graduate of Aquinas college Akure, Ondo state(ACA), Olayemi Oluwaseyi Olayinka, who obtained a cumulative grade point average of 4.92 to emerge the best graduating student, Tunde Bright Olorungbotemi highlights a brief introduction.

Olayemi Oluwaseyi is a young vibrant student of the Department of Christian Religious Studies in the School of Education and Humanities, he attended the best secondary school in Ondo state. A boys only school. He is part of Aquinas College Akure(ACA) 2004/2010 set and above all Babcock university's best graduating student.

VOICE AIR MEDIA(VAM News) reports that Babcock has graduated 2,169 graduands, comprising 1,686 undergraduates and 483 postgraduates out of which 66 of them made first class.

Speaking at the virtual convocation ceremony which took place on Thursday, President/Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ademola Tayo, said that the event was historical as it marked a defining moment in the life of the institution in the midst of the global pandemic.

While congratulating the students and the university community for their immense contributions toward the achievements recorded by the institution, Tayo said the university had no choice but to tap into technology to see the academic session through.

The Vice-Chancellor praised the resilience of the graduands during the present COVID-19 pandemic period.

“In spite of the current gloom, anxiety and apprehension of what becomes of our world and living conditions after and in the face of the global health crisis and economic meltdown occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic, you never gave up.

“You took your exams against all odds and stood up for integrity. This resilient sprit enables us to set standards, create our own unique paths, carve out our niches, think outside the box and hit the ground prepared.

“It made us prepared to keep our promise not to keep you one day longer than necessary. Indeed, you have been built not only to last, but to swifly adapt to changing situations, ” Tayo said.


Source, Details below...https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2020/08/olayemi-oluwaseyi-olayinka-aquinas.html

Honbright:
..66 bag First Class

By Tunde Olorungbotemi

The atmosphere at the Babcock university, Ilisan – Remo, Ogun state was full of excitement as the institution marked its first virtual convocation.

The hero of the day was a graduate of Aquinas college Akure, Ondo state(ACA), Olayemi Oluwaseyi Olayinka, who obtained a cumulative grade point average of 4.92 to emerge the best graduating student, Tunde Bright Olorungbotemi highlights a brief introduction.

Olayemi Oluwaseyi is a young vibrant student of the Department of Christian Religious Studies in the School of Education and Humanities, he attended the best secondary school in Ondo state. A boys only school. He is part of Aquinas College Akure(ACA) 2004/2010 set and above all Babcock university's best graduating student.

VOICE AIR MEDIA(VAM News) reports that Babcock has graduated 2,169 graduands, comprising 1,686 undergraduates and 483 postgraduates out of which 66 of them made first class.

Speaking at the virtual convocation ceremony which took place on Thursday, President/Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ademola Tayo, said that the event was historical as it marked a defining moment in the life of the institution in the midst of the global pandemic.

While congratulating the students and the university community for their immense contributions toward the achievements recorded by the institution, Tayo said the university had no choice but to tap into technology to see the academic session through.

The Vice-Chancellor praised the resilience of the graduands during the present COVID-19 pandemic period.

“In spite of the current gloom, anxiety and apprehension of what becomes of our world and living conditions after and in the face of the global health crisis and economic meltdown occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic, you never gave up.

“You took your exams against all odds and stood up for integrity. This resilient sprit enables us to set standards, create our own unique paths, carve out our niches, think outside the box and hit the ground prepared.

“It made us prepared to keep our promise not to keep you one day longer than necessary. Indeed, you have been built not only to last, but to swifly adapt to changing situations, ” Tayo said.


Source, Details below...https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2020/08/olayemi-oluwaseyi-olayinka-aquinas.html

Nice one from one of us.

ACA!! INTEGRITAS!!.. PROUD PRODUCT OF THAT GREAT CITADEL

Honbright:
..66 bag First Class

By Tunde Olorungbotemi

The atmosphere at the Babcock university, Ilisan – Remo, Ogun state was full of excitement as the institution marked its first virtual convocation.

The hero of the day was a graduate of Aquinas college Akure, Ondo state(ACA), Olayemi Oluwaseyi Olayinka, who obtained a cumulative grade point average of 4.92 to emerge the best graduating student, Tunde Bright Olorungbotemi highlights a brief introduction.

Olayemi Oluwaseyi is a young vibrant student of the Department of Christian Religious Studies in the School of Education and Humanities, he attended the best secondary school in Ondo state. A boys only school. He is part of Aquinas College Akure(ACA) 2004/2010 set and above all Babcock university's best graduating student.

VOICE AIR MEDIA(VAM News) reports that Babcock has graduated 2,169 graduands, comprising 1,686 undergraduates and 483 postgraduates out of which 66 of them made first class.

Speaking at the virtual convocation ceremony which took place on Thursday, President/Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ademola Tayo, said that the event was historical as it marked a defining moment in the life of the institution in the midst of the global pandemic.

While congratulating the students and the university community for their immense contributions toward the achievements recorded by the institution, Tayo said the university had no choice but to tap into technology to see the academic session through.

The Vice-Chancellor praised the resilience of the graduands during the present COVID-19 pandemic period.

“In spite of the current gloom, anxiety and apprehension of what becomes of our world and living conditions after and in the face of the global health crisis and economic meltdown occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic, you never gave up.

“You took your exams against all odds and stood up for integrity. This resilient sprit enables us to set standards, create our own unique paths, carve out our niches, think outside the box and hit the ground prepared.

“It made us prepared to keep our promise not to keep you one day longer than necessary. Indeed, you have been built not only to last, but to swifly adapt to changing situations, ” Tayo said.


Source, Details below...https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2020/08/olayemi-oluwaseyi-olayinka-aquinas.html

Nice one ...."hardwork" pays.... anywhere anytime..