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By Abubakar Umar
Summit University, Offa, in Kwara State, has announced the production of 26 first-class graduates out of the 319 students set to receive their degrees at its 5th and 6th combined convocation ceremony.
The Vice Chancellor, Professor Abiodun Musa-Aibinu, disclosed this during a press briefing on activities lined up for the event.
Providing a breakdown of the results, he noted that 164 students graduated with Second Class Upper, 108 with Second Class Lower, 25 with Third Class, while one student earned a Pass degree.
Reaffirming the university’s commitment to academic excellence, Professor Musa-Aibinu said the institution remains focused on delivering quality teaching and producing highly skilled graduates.
He described the institution’s students as “factory-fitted,” emphasizing that they require minimal additional training after graduation.
The Vice Chancellor added that the university equips students with advanced digital skills, including the ability to design drones and other technologically sophisticated devices.
Professor Aibinu highlighted the institution’s reputable academic programmes and revealed that preparations are underway to commence courses in the Health Sciences to strengthen contributions to human development.
According to him, several initiatives in emerging technologies have also been introduced to enhance the university’s growth and competitiveness.
The Vice Chancellor announced that the university has secured a provisional licence to establish an FM radio station aimed at enhancing teaching and learning for Mass Communication students.
He also commended the institution’s strong service to its host community and strategic partners.
As part of activities marking the convocation, the university will honour Mrs. Latifat Gbajabiamila, mother of the Chief of Staff to the President, while a posthumous award will be conferred on Alhaji T. A. Olatinwo in recognition of their contributions to educational development.
