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50 Crescent varsity graduates get certificates 9 years after graduation

Admin January 9, 2026

Convocation cap and scroll; Courtesy: Google

Convocation cap and scroll; Courtesy: Google

Zamfara governor, Dauda Lawal, on Thursday, presented certificates to 50 former students of Crescent University, Abeokuta, Ogun, nine years after their graduation.

This is contained in a statement by the governor’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Idris in Gusau, Zamfara.

The presentation took place at the Grand Chamber of the Government House, Gusau.

According to Idris, the former students, who were on the state government’s scholarship, graduated nine years ago, but could not receive their certificates due to the state government’s failure to settle their outstanding tuition fees owed the institution.

“The former students were left hanging for nine years because their tuition fees were not settled.

“The Crescent University declined to release the students’ results due to non-payment of their outstanding tuition.

“The state government, under Gov. Dauda Lawal, after carefully studying the case, reached out to the university and settled the outstanding tuition fees.

“Among the 50 students, is a First Class graduate in Chemistry and several Second Class Upper degree holders,” he said.

While presenting the certificates to the graduates, Lawal restated his commitment to revamping the educational sector.

He also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to continue to prioritise education to enhance the even development of the state.(NAN)

 

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