No fewer than 23 students bagged first class awards at the Maiden Convocation Ceremony of the Anchor University Lagos where sixty three students were graduated for the 2019/2020 session.
Anchor University (AUL) Graduates 63 Students, 23 Bags 1st Class Honours
The Vice-Chancellor, of Anchor University, Lagos (AUL) Joseph Afolayan, has announced that the university graduated 63 students of the institution on July 9, in its maiden convocation ceremony, out of which 23 made a first-class.
Afolayan said the 63 graduates are from the Faculty of Humanities (nine), Social and Management Sciences (27) and Science and Science Education produced 27.
19-year-old Mary Enakireru emerged as the overall best graduating student from the Faculty of Science and Science Education with a CGPA of 3.95. Also, 27 had Second Class Upper while 13 students, graduated with Second Class Lower degrees.
The vice-chancellor maintained that AUL First Class graduates can defend their grades/degrees because the university does not award marks to students who do not merit them.
He said the maiden convocation lecture will be delivered by former executive secretary, National Universities Commission, Peter Okebukola.
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