OOU Ago Iwoye Matriculates 5912 Students

OOU Ago Iwoye Matriculates 5912 Students

By Ogundokun Doyinmola 


Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago Iwoye, Ogun State Nigeria on the 23rd February 2018 matriculated 5912 students for 2017/2018 session.

Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde, the Vice-Chancellor of the school while speaking to the new students implored them to have zero tolerance for cultism.

He advised them to make use of the newly introduced entrepreneurer training for the students as the country Nigeria has today moved to a position where graduates are meant to be labour employers and job employees.

He stated that email address has been generated for all students of the school to communicate with lecturers, submit assignment etc in order to utilize the school's functional ICT service.

He further made a breakdown of the number of students admitted in each falculty:

Faculty of Administration - 227
Faculty of Art - 461
Basic medical science - 470
Faculty of Education - 1121
Faculty of Law - 210
Faculty of Pharmacy - 89
Faculty of Science - 1162
Faculty of Social Science - 1199
Faculty of Agriculture - 431
Faculty of Engineering - 475

Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde wished parents and guardians of the students safe journey back home and to the students, he wished success in their sojourn through the school.

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