Nigerian graduates have been urged to be brokers of transformation and downside solvers who make constructive affect in communities and world at massive. The Chancellor, Mountain Prime College ( MTU) and Basic Overseer Mountain of Fireplace and Miracles Ministries Worldwide, Dr. Daniel Kolawole Olukoya, acknowledged this on the Sixth convocation ceremony of the college.
The chancellor urged graduands to stand up with boldness and the grace of God with a view to fixing myriads of challenges bedevilling the nation and world at massive. Olukoya stated because the inception of MTU, it has been producing morally-sound, and academically- glorious hardworking graduates, who’re properly geared up with the vocational expertise to be self- impartial and be employers of labour. He urged the graduates to be shining examples of the imaginative and prescient of MTU, to be targeted in life with integrity and decided to make the society higher. Olukoya recommended NUC, particularly the Govt Secretary, Professor Abdullahi Yusuf Ribadu. On her half, spouse of the Chancellor, Dr. Folashade Elizabeth Olukoya, stated that she would always use her place to affect positively on the scholars, particularly mentoring the feminine college students to be higher girls, moms and wives sooner or later.
In his convocation lecture, Taraba State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, charged the graduands to try to fulfil God’s function of their lives, by being targeted, purposeful and they need to additionally use their abilities for the betterment of the lots.
Kefas urged them to be brokers of change of their communities, including that many dad and mom and guardians ship their youngsters to MTU due to the ethical commonplace of the establishment, aside from the tutorial excellence. The Vice Chancellor, Mountain Prime College, Prof. Elijah Adebowale Ayolabi, stated 378 graduates participated within the sixth convocation ceremony, wherein 50 bagged first-class. The general Finest Graduating Scholar was Ms. Oni Toluwani Itunu-Oluwa of the Division of Meals Science and Know-how, with 4.98 grade level. 300 and forty-five college students acquired bachelor’s levels, 17 postgraduate diplomas, 14 grasp’s levels, and two had been awarded doctorate levels. Talking on MTU quick rising achievements, Ayolabi stated MTU achieved recognition because the top-ranked establishment in Nigeria and gained world recognition for Sustainable Improvement Objective (SDG) 4—High quality Training, as assessed by the Instances Greater Training Affect Rating. He added that the college additionally excelled in SDG 3 (Good Well being and Effectively-Being) and SDG 2 (Zero Starvation), reaching excessive rankings in Nigeria, added that accolades underscore MTU’s dedication to setting new benchmarks in instructional excellence.
Moreover, the vice chancellor stated the Nationwide Universities Fee authorised 5 new educational programmes at MTU: Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Vitamin and Dietetics, Public Well being, and Biomedical Know-how, with admission commenced through the 2024–2025 educational session, as 150 college students have already enrolled. He revealed that MTU has additionally secured accreditation for all its educational programmes, likewise In response to its fast development, the college has intensified efforts to increase its housing amenities on each Campus A and Campus B, laying the groundwork for future milestones. The highpoint of the ceremony was the presentation of two million naira reward to the perfect graduating pupil by the Ogun state Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun. There establishment conferred an honourary diploma of physician of letters on Prince Alex Mbata in recognition of his contributions to Mountain Prime College, and the non-public sector in Nigeria and Africa basically. The college additionally honoured Professor Olajide Ayinla and Justice Oluwatoyin Atinuke Odusanya with the Distinguished Service Award in recognition of their exemplary service and dedication to the Mountain of Fireplace and Miracles Ministry, Mountain Prime College, and public service
