Speaking at pre-convocation news conference in Ile-Ife on behalf of the institution’s Vice Chancellor Prof. Bamitale Omole, Prof. Titi Kuku gave a breakdown of the graduates.

Kuku said 127 students earned first class degrees, 2,360 students will be awarded 2nd class upper degrees while 4,256 are in 2nd class lower division.

A further 1233 will be awarded 3rd class degrees while 123 will get ordinary pass degrees.

He also revealed that 2,755 with Masters’ degrees, 150 Doctors of Philosophy digress, 73 Masters of Philosophy degrees and 394 postgraduate diplomas will be awarded at the convocation ceremony.

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