UNICAL: 32 Bags First Class, As Varsity fix March 22 For 36th Convocation

By Able Winnard

The University of Calabar (UNICAL) has announced that 32 graduates have bagged First Class honors, fixed Friday March 22, 2024 as the 36th convocation ceremony.

The Vice Chancellor of the institution Professor Florence Obi in a pre-convocation press briefing on Monday said the introduction of quality assurance measures helped increase the number of first-class graduates from the institution.

“We have put in place some quality assurance measures, customized booklets, and reduced sorting syndrome in the system. We introduced quality assurance measures and other steps that will make students sit up and read their books and the students sat up.

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“Students are now reading and so we have that number graduating with First Class. We also introduced a scholarship scheme in all the 110 departments across the school and we expect that the positive competition will be huge subsequently,” she noted.

READ ALSO: UNICAL Produces 11 First Class, To Convoke 7,769 Graduates In 35th Ceremony

The Vice Chancellor also disclosed that the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Most Rev. Dr. Mathew Hassan Kukah will deliver the 36th Convocation Lecture of the University of Calabar.

She added that the number of graduates will increase before the convocation day as more results are being turned in.

This year’s 36th convocation ceremony surpasses last year’s 35th ceremony which saw a total of 11 graduates with first honors.

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