The 5th convocation of Chrisland University, Ajebo, Abeokuta, witnessed the graduation of 91 students, with 10 achieving First Class honors. The event took place on the university grounds.
Miss Ezekwem Michelle, a standout student from the Department of Software Engineering, emerged as the overall best graduate with an impressive Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.91.
During the convocation ceremony, Vice-Chancellor Prof Peace Babalola encouraged the graduates to positively impact the world and enhance the quality of life for humanity.
Babalola emphasized that the graduates had been trained to uphold essential values such as integrity, accountability, hard work, and dedication to service.
Babalola stated, These graduates have embraced the core values of Chrisland University, and we are confident they will illuminate every path they tread in the future. Despite challenges, believe in your ability to excel, identify problems, set goals, and strive for a better tomorrow.
Stay determined, resilient, and maintain a mindset geared toward success, overcoming obstacles to thrive in your pursuits.
Founder and Chancellor Dr. Winifred Awosika congratulated the graduates and urged them to view themselves as leaders prepared to take charge of their lives. Awosika emphasized the importance of challenging conventional methods and fostering innovation.
She emphasized, “Recognize yourself as a leader who assumes responsibility for your life. Challenge existing norms, innovate, and adapt to change.
Change is the only constant in life; therefore, embrace it by acquiring new skills to remain relevant in our highly competitive global landscape.
Awosika reaffirmed the university’s commitment to nurturing graduates with critical thinking abilities, empowering them to solve societal challenges, contribute meaningfully to society, and possess the necessary skills to become employers or secure gainful employment.
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