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AITS Suleja Graduates 10 Students, Honors 11 Nigerians

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The African Independent Theological Seminary (AITS) in Rafinsenyi, Suleja local government area of Niger State, held its 7th graduation ceremony, where 10 students received degrees across various levels, including Doctorate and Master’s degrees, as well as Diplomas and Certificates. Additionally, 11 individuals were conferred with honorary doctorate degrees (Honoris Causa) for their significant contributions to God, the Church, and humanity.

The ceremony's theme was “Charting a New Nigeria: The Role of the Church.” Rev. Prof. Peters Omeiza Yusuf, President and Rector of AITS, urged the graduates to be exemplary ambassadors of the seminary and to apply their knowledge for the betterment of their families, the church, and society. Deaconess Blessing Enyinaya, the chairman of the occasion, encouraged the graduates to emulate Jesus Christ's lifestyle.

Rev. Dr. David Agbonighale, representing the awardees, urged graduates to continue their education, particularly in Christian literature, to ensure they carry sound doctrine.

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