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Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), a private university in Osun State, has offered automatic employment to its two finest graduating students.

This follows the Varsity’s announcement that they will provide N25,000 to all first-class graduates.

Prof. Kola Sonaike, Vice-Chancellor of the University, announced the automatic employment during the school’s 12th convocation.

David Babalola and Peter Abegunrin, respectively, from the departments of Computer Science and Law, will benefit from the job. The pair graduated with a school-record 4.97 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), the highest in the university’s 15-year history.

The VC noted that 511 students graduated from various departments, with 25 receiving first class, 202 receiving second class higher, 213 receiving second class lower, 70 receiving third class, and one receiving a pass.

Thirty-one students out of 331 at Veritas University earned first-class honors.

Prof. Hyacinth Ichoku, the university’s vice-chancellor, stated this during a news briefing to commemorate the university’s tenth convocation.

“The total number of graduating students from undergraduate and postgraduate classes is approximately 331, with 60 from the postgraduate class,” he explained.

“Of these totals, we have 30 students who graduated with First Class Honours, 151 who graduated with Second Class Upper, 130 who graduated with Second Class Lower, and 50 who graduated with Third Class.”

Congratulations to all the graduands.

There are numerous advantages to pursuing postgraduate studies in Nigeria. From increasing employability to advancing in one’s job, postgraduate education is a worthwhile endeavor.

However, in Nigeria, public understanding of the influence of a postgraduate degree on employability and professional progression is frequently confined to the academic elements affecting students’ job prospects, such as curriculum and lecturer quality. As a result, postgraduate institutions concentrate their efforts exclusively on improving their academic offerings to students. Nigeria’s Nile University is an exception to this tendency.

Apart from providing a superior academic experience to its postgraduate students, Nile University strategically recruits a professionally diverse postgraduate student body, providing students with the opportunity to expand their professional networks and access valuable career opportunities, among other benefits.

It is well accepted that competence alone is frequently insufficient to gain access to certain possibilities; developing mutually beneficial relationships with the appropriate people is also critical. By positioning its School of Postgraduate Studies to attract professionals from a variety of high-profile organizations, including the World Bank, NITDA, the Central Bank of Nigeria, and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, to name a few, Nile University provides postgraduate students with a networking gold mine where they can cultivate impactful professional relationships.

Mr. Faruq Illo, a current student of MFE Financial Economics at Nile University of Nigeria, says, “Pursuing a Master’s degree in Financial Economics at Nile University has been a great experience.” The majority of my classmates are professionals from a variety of renowned organizations, which has enabled me to develop crucial relationships that have resulted in more business prospects. As a Pensions Officer, the professional ties I’ve developed thus far at Nile University have been important in connecting me to clients I would not have met otherwise.”

By continuing committed to maintaining a professionally diverse postgraduate student body, Nile University will continue to enhance its postgraduate students’ job prospects by providing them with high-quality networking opportunities to supplement their classroom experiences.

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Nile University of Nigeria is currently accepting applications for the 2021/2022 academic semester. To apply online, go to https://application.nileuniversity.edu.ng/ – the application process is absolutely free.

This is to notify Novena University students that the administration has set Tuesday, February 1, 2022 as the new Resumption date for ALL STUDENTS to return to campus.

As a result, lectures will resume on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. Staff and students should pay special attention to this.

1. All students are expected to have completed all registration processes in order to be considered genuine students for the academic session 2021/2022. Failure to comply will result in the imposition of appropriate consequences.
2. Students will be searched upon arrival at the University and halls of residence to ensure that no unlawful items are taken into the University/Halls of living.
3. Each student is asked to have their own basic health kit.