Trinity University Chancellor Calls Graduates to Action

During the fifth convocation ceremony of Trinity University in Yaba, Lagos, Chancellor Prince Samuel Adedoyin called on graduates to contribute to rebuilding Nigeria. He emphasized the urgent need for passionate individuals who will utilize their education to positively impact the country.

Adedoyin stated, “This is Nigeria’s rising time,” encouraging graduates to engage actively in the economy and national development. Vice-Chancellor Prof Clement Kolawole urged graduates to uphold the institution's standards of character and learning.

The Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, represented by Dr Ayoteju Ogun, advised graduates to distinguish themselves beyond academic qualifications and to use their education to create opportunities and solve problems. The ceremony celebrated the graduation of 79 first-class, 147 second-class upper, 54 second-class lower, four third-class, and 39 unclassified graduates in the 2025/2026 academic session.

Valedictorians Osemen Esezonor and Osayuware Osazuwa encouraged their peers to embrace diligence.