A total of twenty graduates of the
Redeemer’s University (RUN), Mowe, Ogun
State, bagged First Class Honours degrees
at the recent fifth convocation of the
Institution, held at the Redeemed Christian
Church of God (RCCG) Youth Centre Camp.
The event featured the award of first
degrees to a total of 519 graduands across
the three Colleges of Humanities,
Management and Health Sciences for the
2013/2014 academic session. Among the
First Class graduates were twin sisters,
Kehinde and Taiwo Babaagba, who
emerged as the first and second best
graduating students respectively.
The General Overseer of RCCG and Visitor
to the University, Pastor Enoch Adeboye,
remarked that the Vice-Chancellor and his
team had done a great deal of work in
taking RUN to greater heights. He thanked
the University’s retiring Governing Council
members for what he described as “the
excellent work they had done”, noting that
only God could reward them. He called on
the new Council to put in its best to
maintain the high standards set by their
predecessors. He congratulated the
graduating students for their achievements
and wished them the best in their future
endeavours. Pastor Adeboye prayed that
the academic, moral and spiritual lessons
they learnt in RUN would be useful to them
in the race of life.
Redeemer’s University (RUN), Mowe, Ogun
State, bagged First Class Honours degrees
at the recent fifth convocation of the
Institution, held at the Redeemed Christian
Church of God (RCCG) Youth Centre Camp.
The event featured the award of first
degrees to a total of 519 graduands across
the three Colleges of Humanities,
Management and Health Sciences for the
2013/2014 academic session. Among the
First Class graduates were twin sisters,
Kehinde and Taiwo Babaagba, who
emerged as the first and second best
graduating students respectively.
The General Overseer of RCCG and Visitor
to the University, Pastor Enoch Adeboye,
remarked that the Vice-Chancellor and his
team had done a great deal of work in
taking RUN to greater heights. He thanked
the University’s retiring Governing Council
members for what he described as “the
excellent work they had done”, noting that
only God could reward them. He called on
the new Council to put in its best to
maintain the high standards set by their
predecessors. He congratulated the
graduating students for their achievements
and wished them the best in their future
endeavours. Pastor Adeboye prayed that
the academic, moral and spiritual lessons
they learnt in RUN would be useful to them
in the race of life.
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