Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State, will graduate 630 students at its 18th convocation ceremony scheduled for Wednesday, with 54 of the graduands earning First Class honours.
The institution, established by The Apostolic Faith Mission, also announced the introduction of six undergraduate programmes in Allied Health Sciences: Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Physiotherapy, Radiography, Public Health and Community Health.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Solomon Makinde, disclosed this on Wednesday during a press briefing ahead of the university’s 18th convocation ceremony.
He also highlighted the institution’s achievements in academic expansion, infrastructural development, research, digital transformation and international partnerships.
According to Makinde, the graduating class, tagged UNICORN 18 – THE CLASS OF 2025/2026, comprises 528 undergraduate and 102 postgraduate graduands.
Giving a breakdown of the undergraduate results, the Vice-Chancellor said 54 students obtained First Class honours, 233 graduated with Second Class Upper Division, 191 secured Second Class Lower Division, while 50 obtained Third Class
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