
The Yaba College of Technology,
Lagos State, will be graduating a total
of 7,717 students at its 35th
convocation, scheduled to be held
from Friday, November 17, to Thursday,
November 23, 2023.
Speaking on Thursday at a press
conference, the Rector of the college,
Dr. lbraheem Abdul, said that the
convocation lecture, titled,
‘Empowering Nigerian Youths in the
Present Day Economy, would be
delivered by the Chief of Staff to the
president, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila while
the Senate President, Godswill
Akpabio, will chair the lecture.
Abdul said, “The convocation
ceremonies will involve the awards of
Diplomas, Certificates and Prizes to
the graduating students of the
2021/2022 academic session.
conferment of the fellowship of the
college on eminent and truly deserving
Nigerians will also be part of the
ceremonies.”
According to him, the Minister of
Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, is the
Distinguished Guest of Honour of the
convocation on November 23, 2023.
“This year, the college is graduating a
total of 7,717 students. 254 of these
students got distinction. 1,893
students are graduating in the Upper
Credit division while 3,940 students
are graduating in Lower Credit, and
1,630 are in the Pass grade.
Furthermore, the college will be
conferring fellowship awards on three
outstanding Nigerians at the 35th
Convocation Ceremony. They are Lady Christine Doja Otedola, Comrade
Hassan Adebayo Sunmonu and His
Excellency, Engr. Prof. Babagana
Umara Zulum,” he added.

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