The vice chancellor of the institution, Professor Oladipo Aina, who disclosed this while addressing the 19th convocation press conference on Monday, said 3,057 full time, 695 part time, 885 affiliate colleges, 664 sandwich and 558 post-graduate would be graduating, and added that 11 of the graduating regular students made first class honours.
Professor Aina said that the dream of making the university a world class academic institution was on course and noted that “our focus has been on building a culture of academic excellence that is founded on adequate infrastructure and a conducive environment for research, teaching and learning.
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