Thirty-Six Clinch First Class As Crawford University Graduates 390

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Crawford University on Wednesday released an all-around tested 390 graduates who have all been found worthy in character and learning and have successfully scaled through the four or five years of rigorous drilling of the citadel into the global market.
Of the total number, 36 eggheads clinched the utopian First Class honours in various disciplines at the 15th convocation ceremony of the faith-based university.
Another group of 135 made the Second Class Upper division while 126 were rated into the Second Class Lower division
Meanwhile, 55 others settled for the other categories at its 15th convocation ceremony in the Multipurpose Hall.
The Vice-Chancellor Prof Reuben Jiya Kolo, stated that the university since its inception on 30th September, 2005 has been striving hard to ensure that the great vision of the founding fathers to be a centre of excellence producing graduates with a balanced education in body, mind and spirit to serve God and humanity is sustained and never compromised.
The university also graduated her first set of Doctors of Philosophy (PhD) students who were eight in number, even as seven of them emerged from the Department of Business Administration and the remaining one from the Department of Accounting and Finance.
Dr. Alex Oguntuase from the Department of Accounting set the standard by finishing within the exact three years as stipulated.
These graduates have been groomed in the knowledge of their various disciplines together with biblical teachings on godliness and are henceforth expected to go out there to begin to contribute positively to and actively to national and global development said Prof Kolo.
Eniola Shalom Oluwagunna of the Mass Communication Department emerged tops of all as the Best Graduating Student of the class of 2023 with a CGPA of 4.91.
She ascribed all the accolades, awards and trophies to God, as quoted from Romans 9: 16.
She also enjoined her other students to dare to dream bigger and bolder, strive for excellence, push boundaries, and never settle for mediocrity, as the sky is just the starting and take-off point.
As an aspiring polyglot, she rounded up by saying ” a big thank you” in about 12 languages from around the world.

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