Taraba State University Graduates 17,756 Students
Taraba State University held its convocation ceremony, graduating a total of 17,756 students. Governor Agbu Kefas congratulated the graduates and commended the university management for successfully hosting the event.
He noted that his administration had reduced tuition fees to enhance access to tertiary education and alleviate financial burdens on families. Kefas also mentioned funding for the accreditation of various academic programs, securing approval for the induction of Medical Laboratory Science students, and facilitating Law graduates' admission into the Nigerian Law School.
He urged the university to focus on research and innovation, producing graduates equipped with both academic knowledge and practical skills. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sunday Paul Bako addressed the graduates, encouraging them to be good ambassadors of the university and develop problem-solving skills.
He revealed that 74 students achieved first-class degrees across four academic sessions: 22 from 2021–2022, 25 from 2022–2023, 15 from 2023–2024, and 12 from 2024–2025.
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