A 57-year-old grandfather, Mr Isiaka Alli, was, on Thursday, named
among 21 graduating students with first class degrees as 1,582
students graduated from theUniversity of Ibadan (UI).
Alli, the elder brother of the chairman of Odu'a Conglomerate, Chief
Sarafadeen Alli, graduated from the Faculty of Law and was also joint
winner of the best graduating student for the 2011/2012 academic
session.
He bagged his first degree 35 years ago and, thereafter, a second
degree from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife.
Alli's feat enthralled the crowd at the graduation ceremony held in
the Trenchad Hall, when he was called for a handshake with the vice
chancellor, Professor Isaac Adewole.
He told newsmen that faith and the determination to move the country
forward informed his enrolling to study Law in the university.
Speaking on the occasion, Professor Adewole blamed the low number of
first degree holders on the graduation list to the disruption of the
2011/2012 academic calendar
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among 21 graduating students with first class degrees as 1,582
students graduated from theUniversity of Ibadan (UI).
Alli, the elder brother of the chairman of Odu'a Conglomerate, Chief
Sarafadeen Alli, graduated from the Faculty of Law and was also joint
winner of the best graduating student for the 2011/2012 academic
session.
He bagged his first degree 35 years ago and, thereafter, a second
degree from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife.
Alli's feat enthralled the crowd at the graduation ceremony held in
the Trenchad Hall, when he was called for a handshake with the vice
chancellor, Professor Isaac Adewole.
He told newsmen that faith and the determination to move the country
forward informed his enrolling to study Law in the university.
Speaking on the occasion, Professor Adewole blamed the low number of
first degree holders on the graduation list to the disruption of the
2011/2012 academic calendar
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...allstudentcampus...
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