Baze University Graduates First PhD Students, Honors Senegalese President
Baze University in Abuja marked a significant milestone by graduating its first set of PhD students during its 12th convocation ceremony. The event honored Senegalese President Excell Bassir Diomay Fay with an honorary doctorate in Political Science.
The ceremony featured notable graduates like Simon Efosa Ebhojaiy and Loveth Abier Ugel. Additionally, Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio delivered a commencement address, praising Baze University for nurturing innovative African leaders.
The university currently has over 3,900 students enrolled across ten faculties.
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