Speaking at the event, the Vice-Chancellor of the Institution, Prof. Isaac Adeyemi, said that 21 students were awarded First Class while 135 others graduated with Second Class Upper. Another 134 emerged with Second Class Lower and 51 with Third Class Degrees.
The ceremony witnessed the conferment of Honourary Doctorate Degrees and presentation of prizes to deserving students and eminent citizens.
The VC said that all the 34 programmes of the institution had been approved by all the relevant professional bodies and the National Universities Commission (NUC).
He, however, said that three new programmes: Civil engineering, Material engineering and Metallurgical engineering would be introduced by the 2014/2015 session.
Adeyemi said that the institution had provided enabling environment for faculties to keep abreast of modern learning and teaching methods.
He urged the graduating students to maintain higher moral integrity and academic progress. (NAN)
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