The Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH) in Ondo State, Nigeria, has announced that it will confer first degrees to 1,452 students at its upcoming ninth convocation ceremony. Among these graduates, an impressive 50 students will receive first-class honours, marking a significant achievement for the institution. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Temi Ologunorisa, shared these details during a recent press briefing, highlighting the growing academic success at OAUSTECH.

This graduation event will not only recognize the achievements of undergraduate students but will also be a notable occasion as it will witness the graduation of the first doctoral student from the university. The doctoral student earned a PhD in Mathematics, highlighting the institution's expanding academic curriculum and research capabilities. Prof. Ologunorisa, who is approaching the end of his tenure as Vice-Chancellor, expressed pride in the institution's growth and the success of its students.

The convocation ceremony is expected to be a landmark event for OAUSTECH, illustrating the university's commitment to academic excellence and the development of skilled professionals in various fields. The breakdown of graduates shows a diverse range of academic performance, with the majority achieving second-class degrees. This graduation ceremony reflects both individual student achievements as well as the broader educational goals of the institution and its contribution to the region's higher education landscape.