A total of 371 students of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, graduated with First-Class honours degrees during the institution’s 21st convocation ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic session.
The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Timothy Anake, announced that the university graduated a total of 1,843 students, comprising 1,655 undergraduates and 188 postgraduates. Among the undergraduate class, 371 obtained First Class, 926 earned Second Class Upper, 345 finished with Second Class Lower, and 13 graduated with Third Class. Miss Etta Queendolin from the Department of Computer Engineering emerged as the overall best graduating student with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.99.
Prof. Anake noted that the achievement reflects the determination of the students, the dedication of the faculty, and the university’s commitment to producing competitive, entrepreneurial graduates capable of advancing research and contributing to society.
Addressing the graduates, the Chancellor, Dr. David Oyedepo, urged them to become proactive problem solvers and align with their divine purpose rather than drifting without direction. He emphasized that widespread challenges present continuous opportunities for innovation and impact.
Similarly, the Pro-Chancellor, Mrs. Faith Oyedepo, congratulated the graduating class, advising them to continuously invest in skill development, stand for truth, and focus on creating solutions that deliver meaningful societal impact.
