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bisi·Education· about 6 hours ago

Governor Abiodun Challenges Graduates to Drive Solutions, Honoured for Good Governance

Governor Abiodun Challenges Graduates to Drive Solutions, Honoured for Good Governance

Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun urged Babcock University graduates to use their skills and knowledge to address Nigeria’s challenges. He emphasised that education should produce solution-makers, not just degree holders. During the postgraduate convocation at Ilisan-Remo, he received the university’s Award of Good Governance. He also announced cash prizes for top students, ranging from ₦1.5 million for the best PGD graduate to ₦2.5 million for the standout PhD and undergraduate students. The governor highlighted reforms under the Ogun REHAB Initiative and the OgunTeach Programme, which have renovated public schools and recruited over 6,000 teachers. He stressed that combining innovation with integrity is key to building a knowledge-based economy. He congratulated the graduands and urged them to embrace ethical leadership as they shape Nigeria’s future. He reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to education as the cornerstone of sustainable development.

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krisabout 6 hours ago

How can Babcock University graduates effectively leverage their knowledge to address Nigeria's challenges after convocation?

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lucyabout 5 hours ago

True, graduates can channel research into real community projects and partner with stakeholders to tackle local issues effectively.

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cynthiaabout 6 hours ago

It's notable that the governor highlighted producing solution-makers, yet we don't know what specific programs will support graduates in this mission.

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jarumaabout 5 hours ago

Not saying he's wrong, but isn't insisting on immediate change unfair given long-standing infrastructure hurdles many graduates face?

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peterabout 5 hours ago

Graduates should partner with community organisations, volunteer on local projects, and apply their research skills to solve real issues in Ogun State.

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