By Our Correspondent
The Acting Vice-chancellor of Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED),Ondo, Prof. Samuel Akintunde has disclosed that a total number of 18,825 students will be administered with the oath of convocation of the University
Prof. Samuel Akintunde made this known during the 35th Convocation ceremony press conference in Ondo.
The VC revealed that six sets of students will be administered with the oath of convocation comprising of 18,825 students 6,269 students for National Certificate Education, 11,501 students for Degree while 1,055 students for part-time respectively
According to him "This event marks another significant milestone in the history of our great institution as we celebrate the academic achievements of our graduating students and reflect on the progress of the University.
"It is noteworthy that the last Convocation ceremony was held in 2018 as a college, it is therefore gratifying to announce that this convocation is the first to be held under our new dispensation as Adeyemi Federal University of Education."
"AFUED has consistently maintained high standards in teacher education, producing quality graduates who have distinguished themselves in the education sector and beyond.
"We are also a TETFund designated centre of excellence for applying indigenous languages in pedagogy.
"Over the years, the University has expanded its facilities including lecture halls, laboratories and hostels to provide a conducive learning environment."
"Three outstanding Nigerians namely the First Lary of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu,CON, Oba (Dr) Victor Adesimbo Kiladejo CFR Jilo III,the Osemawe and Paramount ruler of Ondo Kingdom and Prof. Toyin Falola, a Professor of African studies at the University of Texas in Austin,USA will be awarded Honourary Doctorate Degree .
Prof. Akintunde said AFUED has contributed to the development of Ondo community,the state and Nigeria at large particularly in impacting the health needs of the people by giving immunisation services free of charge.
He pointed out some key achievements since assuming office as Acting Vice-chancellor; we have strengthened quality assurance mechanisms to enhance teaching, learning and research output.
"The University has made significant investment in ICT infrastructure, including the upgrade of our e-learning platform to facilitate blended learning. We were able to secure the approval of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board for the conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) after some years of hiatus.
"We have prioritised the welfare of both staff and students through improved working conditions, scholarships and support for research grants in spite of funding challenges."
He reassured the management commitment to the vision of making AFUED a world-class institution for teacher education and research.
"We are optimistic about the future and will continue to pursue excellence in all areas of our operations."
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