VC Emphasizes University Graduates as Job Creators in Ogun State
The Vice Chancellor (VC) of an institute in Ogun State, VC Ojediran, highlighted during a press conference that university graduates should be job creators with the necessary skills to establish their businesses. The institute's focus is on research, practical solutions, and training students in areas like artificial intelligence to address critical issues like food security.
The VC announced the upcoming graduation of 1,016 students during the institute's 20th-anniversary convocation ceremony, showcasing its growth and reputation. The institute's activities leading up to the anniversary include medical outreach, lectures, and community support.
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