12th Convocation Ceremony by Baze University

BAZE UNIVERSITY ABUJA

TWELFTH CONVATION

CORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

e r e m o n y

SPECIAL EVENT

HOODING CEREMONY OF PIONEER DOCTORATE DEGREE GRADUANDS

DATE: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8TH, 2025 | TIME: 9:00AM

Vision

To be a distinctive quality-based educational institution making the difference in the nation’s history through the positive impact of its service and graduates output

Mission

To establish and maintain a most suitable academic environment synergizing World-Class human capital and best technology for creating and imparting the knowledge to develop and modernize Nigerian Society

Baze University, Abuja

Congregation for

THE AWARD OF FIRST DEGREES, HIGHER DEGREES, HOODING CEREMONY FOR PIONEER DOCTORATE DEGREE

GRADUANDS, CONFERMENT OF HONORARY DEGREES AND THE PRESENTATION OF PRIZES OF THE UNIVERSITY

Order of Proceedings

November 8th, 2025

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Nigeria, we hail thee, Our own dear native land, Though tribes and tongues may diﬀer, In brotherhood we stand, Nigerians all, are proud to serve Our sovereign Motherland.

Our ﬂag shall be a symbol That truth and justice reign, In peace or battle honour’d, And this we count as gain, To hand on to our children A banner without stain.

O God of all creation, Grant this our one request: Help us to build a nation Where no man is oppressed, And so with peace and plenty Nigeria may be blessed.

NATIONAL PLEDGE

I pledge to Nigeria my country To be faithful, loyal and honest To serve Nigeria with all my strength To defend her unity And uphold her honour and glory So help me God.

BAZE UNIVERSITY ANTHEM

Baze University

Right in the city of unity

Raise the banner with Pride and dignity

Over the hills, the land and sea

Driven by excellence, hard work and diligence

And our reach is high above the skies

Chorus

Shine on Baze University

Ever shining as the morning sun

Marching on to glory

Learn to lead and learn to live Coda Shine on… shine on……… Baze University.

We are a university with a unique history Seeking wisdom and honour With the power of knowledge

Technology in reality

Arts and the sciences

Making giant strides blazing the trail and setting the pace

Chorus

Shine on Baze University

Ever shining as the morning sun

Marching on to glory

Learn to lead and learn to live Coda Shine on… shine on……… Baze University.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Sen. Y.D. Baba-Ahmed, PhD, FSAN Chancellor & Chairman Board of Trustees

Alh. Yusuf Bello Maitama Member, Board of Trustees

3. Barr. Ismaeel Buba Ahmed Member, Board of Trustees

4. Mrs. A'isha Baba-Ahmed Member, Board of Trustees

Mrs. A'ishah Ndanusa Ahmad, CFA Member, Board of Trustees

Hajiya Huriyya Lawal Member, Board of Trustees

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (BOT)

Y.D. Baba-Ahmed, Ph.D FSAN Chancellor & Chairman BOT

Sen.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (BOT)

Alh. Yusuf Bello Maitama Member, Board of Trustees

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (BOT)

Ismaeel Buba Ahmed Member, Board of Trustees

Barr.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (BOT)

Mrs. A’isha Baba-Ahmed Member, Board of Trustees

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (BOT)

Mrs. A’ishah Ndanusa Ahmad, CFA Member, Board of Trustees

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (BOT)

Hajiya Huriyya Lawal Member, Board of Trustees

FOUNDER'S NOTE

Ishare a simple, memorable encounter that leaves a lasting impression on me, while I was in the Male Hostels. I met a pleasant young medical student wearing what Gen Z calls three-quarters and headphones. Curious, I asked if there was power in his room. He greeted me respectfully. Calmly, he answered, "Yes, Sir, but it's not stable." Encouraged by his politeness, I asked, half joking and half concerned, if he tampered with the power by running bypass wires. He smiled and said, "No, Sir. But those who do usually get away with it. Those of us who obey the rules go without air conditioning. That's how it is in Nigeria, Sir. Lawbreakers get away with it; law-abiding citizens suﬀer."

At that moment, I saw not only intelligence in him but a reﬂection of a deeper national concern. There was a frustration that many young Nigerians silently carry. This brilliant and promising student was already disillusioned by injustice and unfairness. I knew then that I owed him, and others like him, an explanation. I must use every opportunity to clarify why it should not remain so. Experience alone fully teaches us that laws are not meant to frustrate. They preserve the order, stability, and fairness that help society thrive. The value of law is not always immediate. Often, its beneﬁts are invisible, like the unseen roots of a tree that give strength and life.

When rules inconvenience you, they build discipline. When they regulate and deny you comfort, they may protect a greater good. When an institution insists on procedure, it ensures fairness, not to stop progress. Great universities must teach these lessons beyond the classroom. Our society often admires those who ﬁnd shortcuts or outsmart the system. But history proves that slow, honest builders succeed. Nations collapse not for want of talent or resources, but when their brightest lose faith in the rule of law. Collapse follows when indiscipline becomes the path to success.

I say this with conviction: Nigeria needs new leaders anchored in ethics, fairness, and courage. You are not just graduating; you inherit the duty to restore faith in doing things right. Prove that integrity is not weakness, patience is not foolishness, and order is not oppression. Every time you refuse to cheat or insist on merit, and each time you choose service over selﬁshness, you help rebuild Nigeria's moral foundation. It will not always be easy, but that is how nations rise, through the small, steady acts of principled citizens.

Our world changes rapidly. Technology leads, inequality challenges, and insecurity test us. Even so, ethical leadership, sound reasoning, and discipline remain ever relevant. True education is not just about passing exams or earning titles. It is about building the strength to do what is right, even when no one is watching. At Baze University, we value not just what students know but what they become. We want you to be thinkers with conscience, innovators with empathy, and professionals with integrity. As you begin your next journey, let these values guide you. Lawbreakers may seem to win today. But law-abiding citizens build society's true foundation. One who cuts corners may arrive faster. The upright leaves a lasting legacy. Those who follow rules, even when it is hard, become vessels of trust. Trust earned this way is more valuable than gold.

To all our graduates, especially the pioneering PhD group, I oﬀer my heartfelt congratulations. You represent our vision's hope and continuity. You prove that hard work, when guided by principle, brings lasting success. As you move forward, remember: your real certiﬁcate is not the paper, but the one engraved in your character. Let your excellence be ethical, your ambition humane, and your success shared with the society that raised you. One day, you may meet a young person who says, "Lawbreakers get away with it." Please take time, as I have, to explain that integrity's reward is always greater than the thrill of wrongdoing. That is how nations are healed and greatness begins, one honest conversation at a time. Congratulations, Class of 2025. Go forward with courage, wisdom, and grace.

Sen.Y.D.Baba-Ahmed,Ph.DFSAN Founder, Chancellor & Chairman BOT

Sen. Y.D. Baba-Ahmed, Ph.D FSAN

SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOUR

Mrs.

HHer Excellency

Amina J. Mohammed, GCON, Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations

er Excellency Amina Jane Mohammed, GCON, is a distinguished Nigerian-British diplomat, politician, and global development icon who currently serves as the 5th Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group.

Born on 27 June 1961 in Liverpool, England, to a Fulani Nigerian father and a British mother, she is the eldest of ﬁve daughters. Her formative years spanned Kaduna and Maiduguri in Nigeria, the Isle of Man's Buchan School, and Henley Management College, where she pursued management studies.

Her Excellency began her professional journey in architecture and development consultancy, working at Archcon Nigeria from 1981 to 1991, before founding AfriProjects Consortium, where she served as Executive Director until 2001. Driven by a passion for inclusive development, she played a deﬁning role in shaping the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), serving as Coordinator of the UN Task Force on Gender and Education (2002–2005), and later as Senior Special Assistant to the President of Nigeria on the MDGs. Her leadership in negotiating and directing Nigeria's debt-relief gains toward poverty reduction and sustainable development earned her international acclaim.

A globally respected policy thinker, she established the Centre for Development Policy Solutions and taught as an adjunct professor in Columbia University's Master's in Development Practice programme. She also served on several prominent UN panels, including the Secretary-General's High-Level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda and the Independent Expert Advisory Group on the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development, and chaired the Advisory Board of UNESCO's Global Monitoring Report on Education.

From November 2015 to February 2017, she served Nigeria with distinction as the Honourable Minister of Environment, championing climate action, environmental governance, and sustainable development. She also represented Nigeria on the African Union Reform Steering Committee, chaired by H.E. President Paul Kagame.

In 2017, Her Excellency Amina J. Mohammed assumed the office of Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, becoming the highest-ranking Nigerian and one of the most influential African women on the global stage. In this role, she leads efforts to accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, mobilises international partnerships, and advances multilateral action on climate change, peace, gender equality, and inclusive growth.

Beyond her oﬃcial capacities, she is a devoted mother, mentor, and champion of women's empowerment, youth leadership, and participatory global governance.

Her Excellency Amina J. Mohammed stands as a visionary diplomat, reformer, and advocate for sustainable development, a trailblazer whose leadership continues to shape Nigeria's development landscape and the global pursuit of peace, prosperity, and sustainability.

12TH CONVOCATION COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

His Excellency Julius Maada Bio President of the Republic of Sierra Leone and Chairman, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)

His Excellency Julius Maada Wonie Bio (born 12 May 1964) is a distinguished Sierra Leonean statesman, soldier, and reform-minded leader who has served as the 5th President of the Republic of Sierra Leone since 4 April 2018. A retired Brigadier of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces, President Bio holds a singular place in his nation's history as the young military leader who, at age 32, brieﬂy chaired the National Provisional Ruling Council (NPRC) in 1996 and oversaw Sierra Leone's return to multiparty democracy.

An ethnic Sherbro and a practising Roman Catholic, President Bio was born in Tihun, Bonthe District, during the administration of Prime Minister Sir Albert Margai. The son of Paramount Chief Charlie Bio II, he was raised in a large polygamous family of 35 children He received his early education in Tihun and Pujehun before attending the prestigious Bo School, where he distinguished himself as a student leader. He later pursued a military career and would go on to earn advanced degrees in International Aﬀairs and Peace Studies from American University in Washington, D.C., and the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom.

President Bio began his military service in 1985 at the Benguema Military Academy. As a young officer, he served with distinction in the ECOMOG peacekeeping mission during the First Liberian Civil War. He later became Chief of Defence Staff under Chairman Valentine Strasser and, in January 1996, assumed leadership of the NPRC. Demonstrating uncommon foresight and commitment to democratic governance, he peacefully transitioned Sierra Leone to civilian rule later that year, handing power to President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah following free and fair elections—an act widely regarded as a defining moment of statesmanship.

Following his retirement from the military, Bio relocated to the United States, where he worked in consultancy and investment management. He returned to public life in 2005, emerging as a key ﬁgure in the Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP). After an initial presidential bid in 2012, he was elected President in 2018 and re-elected in 2023.

As Head of State, President Bio has championed transformative reforms aimed at inclusive development and national renewal. His ﬂagship Free Quality School Education (FQSE) initiative has expanded access to education for millions of children, marking one of the most ambitious social investments in Sierra Leone's modern history. His administration abolished the death penalty, advanced gender justice through the landmark Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Act (2023) mandating 30% female representation in public leadership, declared a national emergency on sexual and gender-based violence, and strengthened accountability and anticorruption frameworks.

On the regional and global stage, President Bio is a passionate advocate for education, peace, and democratic governance In June 2025, he was unanimously elected Chairman of the Economic CommunityofWestAfricanStates(ECOWAS), further aﬃrming his leadership in West African diplomacy.

President Bio is married to Her Excellency Fatima Maada Bio, a Gambian-Sierra Leonean actress, humanitarian, and advocate for women and children. Their interfaith marriage, celebrated in 2013, symbolises Sierra Leone's tradition of religious tolerance. They are blessed with children and jointly promote initiatives in education, gender empowerment, and social welfare.

In recognition of his service and visionary leadership, he has received numerous honours, including the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Pioneers of Liberia (2019) and honorary doctorates from international institutions.

Today, His Excellency Julius Maada Bio is celebrated as a soldier-turned-statesman, reformer, and advocate of inclusive governance, guiding Sierra Leone along a path of peace, dignity, and sustainable national progress.

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS

Prof.

Shu’ara FNIM, FHEPAN Vice-Chancellor

Jamila

Atiku Saleh, PhD Deputy Vice-Chancellor Administration

Professor Osita Agbu Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)

Prof. Abiodun Adeniyi Registrar/Secretary to BOT

Mrs Juliet Omotayo Bature Bursar

Dr. James Daniel University Librarian

PROVOST AND DEANS OF FACULTIES

Assoc. Prof. Okolo Raymond Ag. Provost, College of Medicine and Health Sciences / Ag. Dean Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

and Information Technology

Assoc. Prof. Akubue Anselm Jideofor Ag. Dean/Deputy Dean School of Post Graduate studies

Prof. Sa’ada Abdullahi Dean, Faculty of Management and Social Sciences

Prof. Rufai Yauri Aliyu Dean, Faculty of Computing

Prof. Musa Usman Abubakar Dean, Faculty of Law

Dr. Yashim Nuhu Andrew Dr. Nurudeen Ayoola Hussain Ag. Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences Ag. Dean of Faculty of Clinical Sciences Ag. Dean, Faculty of Engineering

Assoc. Prof. Muhammad Umbugala Douglas Ag. Dean, Faculty of Environmental sciences/HOD Building

Dr Said Mohammed Amin Ag. Dean Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences

DIRECTORS AND HEADS OF UNITS

Aliyu

Ag. Director, Directorate of Foundation, General studies, Entrepreneurship and Interdisciplinary Studies

Mamman

Brig. Gen. Basil Adonkie (Rtd.) Director, General Services

Maj Gen Garba S. Abdullahi (Rtd) Chief of Staff to the Chancellor

Umar Dalhatu Special Assistant on Finance to the Chancellor

Ahmad Mahmoud Lawi Deputy Registrar/Director, Human Resources

Walida Siddique Isa Ag. Dean, Student Affairs

ACP. Greg F. Esele (Rtd.) Chief Security Ofﬁcer.

ADMSS. Alhassan Abdulmutallib Ag. Director IT Services

Dr. Damian D. Osa-Aﬁana Director of Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES)

Prof. Hindu Jibril Amin Director, Academic Planning

Prof. Bala Muhammad Director, Consultancy, Research and Development Unit

S/N NAME

MEMBERS OF THE SENATE

OFFICE

1. Prof. J. Shu’ara Vice-Chancellor

2. Dr. A. S. Danbatta DVC Administration

3. Prof. O. Agbu DVC Academic

4. Prof. A. Adeniyi Registrar

5. Dr. J. O. Daniel University Librarian

6. J. Bature Bursar

7. Dr. R. Okolo Ag. Provost, College of Medicine and Health Sciences

8. Dr. J. Akubue Ag. Dean, School of Postgraduate Studies

9. Prof. S. A. Abdullahi Dean, Faculty of Management Social Sciences

10. Prof. M. U. Abubakar Dean, Faculty of Law

11. Prof. A. R. Yauri Dean, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology

12. Dr. M. D. Umbugala Ag. Dean, Faculty of Environmental Sciences

13. Dr. N. A. Hussain Ag. Dean, Faculty of Clinical Sciences

14. Dr. R. U. Okolo Ag. Dean, Basic Medical Sciences

15. Dr. S. A. Mohammed Ag. Dean, Basic Clinical Sciences

16. Dr. Y. N. Andrew Ag. Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

17. Dr. A. Rotimi Ag. Dean, Faculty of Engineering

18. Prof. B. Muhammad Director, Consultancy, Research & Development Unit

19. Prof. H. J. Amin Director, Academic Planning

20. Prof. A. Odebunmi Department of Psychology

21. Prof. Peter Ogedebe Department of Computer Science

22. Prof. D. A. Mu’azu Department of Building

23. Prof. B. S. Akhere Department of Pol. Sci. & Pub. Administration

24. Prof. E. Ojukwu SAN Faculty of Law

25. Prof. A. A. Okoh SAN Faculty of Law

26. Prof. V. O. Akpotaire Faculty of Law

27. Prof. O. A. Bukola Faculty of Law

28. Prof. A. Ogwo Department of Psychology

29. Prof. P. E. Onyekwu Business Management and Marketing Department

30. Prof. H. Negbenebor Department of Life Sciences

31. Prof. S. Shinkafi Department of Life Sciences

32. A. L. Mahmoud Director/Deputy Registrar HR Department

33. Dr. D. Osa-Afiana Director, SIWES

34. U. Dalhatu Special Adviser on Finance to the Chancellor

35. W. I. Saddique Ag. Dean, Students Affairs

36. Dr. Aliyu Mamman Ag. Director, Directorate of Foundation, General studies, Entrepreneurship and Interdisciplinary Studies

37. Brg. Gen. B. O. Adonkie Director, General Services

38. A. Alhassan Ag. Director, IT

39. Prof. C. Okafor HoD Political Science & Public Administration

40. Prof. E. Emmanuel HoD Pharmacology

41. Dr. N. T. H. Dindi HoD Public and International Law

42. Dr. E. A. Esu HoD Private and International Law

43. Dr. O. G. Gbenga HoD Petroleum and Gas Engineering

44. Dr. M. H. Sani HoD Mass Communication

45. Dr. A. A. Marafa HoD Economics

46. Dr. N. Muhammed HoD Business Management and Marketing

47. Dr. J. Abdullahi Ag. HoD Civil Engineering

48. Dr. L. A. Olalekan HoD Mathematics

49. Dr. B. M. Ojo HoD Survey & Geo-informatics

50. Dr. M. R. Ibrahim HoD Building

51. Dr. D. Igbokwe HoD Psychology

52 Dr. F. Mairami HoD Life Sciences

Dr. E. A. Esu HoD Private & Commercial Law

54 Dr. C. A. Adah HoD Quantity Surveying

55 Dr. C. Sam-Amohi HoD Architecture

56 Dr. A. Usman HoD Computer Science

57. Dr. I. A. Yakasai HoD Accounting/Banking and Finance

58. Dr. O. N. Ikemefuna Ag. HoD Human Physiology

59. Dr. S. Ebimboere HoD International Relations and Diplomacy

60. Dr. N. Dindi HoD Public and International Law

61. Dr. B. M. Ojo HoD Surveying and Geo-Informatics

62. Dr. H. A. Umar HoD Urban and Regional Planning

63. Dr. R. Y. Kpada HoD Sociology and Anthropology

64. Dr. E. Nwokorie HoD Radiography and Radiation

65. Dr. J. N. Akoji Ag. HoD Chemistry

66 Dr. M. A. Ashikeni Ag. HoD Community Medicine

67. Dr. E. A. Swesme Ag. HoD Human Anatomy

68 Dr. M S. Shehu Ag. HoD Physics

69 Dr. Y. Suleiman Ag. HoD Estate Management

70 Dr. C. Agboghoroma Ag. HoD Obstetrics & Gynaecology

71. Dr. A. E. Eletta Ag. HoD Surgery

72. Dr. A. E. Ogbonnaya Ag. HoD Chemical Pathology

73. Dr. M. A. Husein Ag. HoD Electrical and Computer Engineering

74. Dr. J. A. Ameh Ag. HoD Mechanical Engineering

75. Dr. F. M Abdulrahman Ag. HoD Haematology

76. Dr. K. Abdullahi Ag. HoD Histopathology/ Morbid Anatomy and Forensic Medicine

77. Dr. M. H. Yakasai Ag. HoD Internal Medicine

78. Dr. Z. A. Mustapha Ag. HoD Chemical Pathology

79. Dr. A. E. Ogbonnaya Ag. HoD Medical Biochemistry

80. Dr. A. Nasiru Ag. HoD Medical Microbiology

81 Dr. R. O. Oniyangi Ag. HoD Paediatrics

82 Dr. H M. Mono Ag. HoD Radiology

83 Dr. H Musa Ag. HoD Nursing

84 H. S. Abubakar Ag. HoD Public Health

85 K. Adekeye Head , Council and Senate Secretariat

PROFILE

HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU

DIOMAYE FAYE, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SENEGAL

Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye was born on 25 March 1980 in Ndiaganiao, a rural community in the M'Bour department of Senegal, approximately 150 kilometres from Dakar. Raised in modest circumstances, he began his education at Marie Médiatrice Catholic School in his hometown before attending Lycée Demba Diop in Mbour, where he earned his baccalaureate in 2000.

Faye continued his education at Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar, graduating with a Master's degree in Law. He subsequently enrolled at the prestigious École Nationale d'Administration (ENA) in Dakar, where he trained as a tax inspector, an experience that signiﬁcantly shaped his views on governance, equity, and the judicious management of public resources.

He began his professional career as a tax inspector, distinguished by his diligence and principled stance on public ﬁnance. His commitment to integrity and transparency led him to active involvement in the Autonomous Union of Tax and Domain Agents, where he rose to a leadership role and earned a reputation as a steadfast advocate for ethical governance.

Faye's political trajectory began with his membership in PASTEF – Les Patriotes (African Patriots of Senegal for Work, Ethics and Fraternity), founded in 2014 by Ousmane Sonko. His inﬂuence within the party grew steadily, culminating in his appointment as Secretary-General in October 2022.

In 2023, amid heightened political tensions, Faye was arrested and charged with defamation and contempt of court after criticising judicial proceedings linked to Sonko's legal challenges. Later that year, the Senegalese government dissolved PASTEF, alleging its involvement in violent protests, a move that ampliﬁed Faye's proﬁle as a symbol of opposition to state repression.

With Sonko barred from contesting the 2024 presidential election, PASTEF nominated Faye as its candidate. Campaigning from prison, he won widespread support, particularly among Senegal's youth, who viewed him as both the custodian of Sonko's vision and an emerging leader in his own right. On 14 March 2024, ten days before the rescheduled vote, Faye was released under a general amnesty. His campaign slogan, “Diomaye mooy Sonko” (“Diomaye is Sonko”), resonated powerfully with voters.

The election of 24 March 2024 delivered a resounding victory: Faye secured 54.28 per cent of the vote in the ﬁrst round, becoming, at age 44, the youngest President in Senegal's history. He was sworn in on 2 April 2024 and appointed Ousmane Sonko as Prime Minister shortly thereafter.

President Faye represents a new generation of political leadership grounded in principles of sovereignty, transparency, and systemic reform. His agenda includes:

• Renegotiating oil, gas, and mining contracts to ensure equitable national beneﬁt; reassessing the future of the CFA franc; and declaring the withdrawal of foreign military bases from Senegal by 2025.

• Combating corruption, strengthening accountability, and instituting institutional reforms.

• Addressing unemployment and rising living costs while restoring hope to Senegal's predominantly youthful population.

In September 2024, he dissolved the National Assembly and called snap legislative elections to secure a cohesive governing mandate. By November 2024, PASTEF had won more than threequarters of parliamentary seats, consolidating its political authority.

Despite his rapid rise, President Faye remains rooted in his rural upbringing and personal values. He is a practising Muslim, married in a polygamous union to Marie Khone Faye and Absa Faye, and father to several children. Away from statecraft, he enjoys martial arts, psychology, literature, reggae music, and football, particularly Real Madrid.

Faye's journey, from village life to incarceration and ultimately to the presidency, has captivated audiences across Africa and beyond. His leadership is widely seen as heralding a generational and structural transformation in Senegalese politics, reflecting popular aspirations for dignity, justice, and national sovereignty. As he often affirms, his mission extends beyond governing to “restoring trust between the state and the people”—a commitment that continues to define his evolution on the national and global stage.

BEST OVERALL GRADUATING STUDENT

FIRST

DEGREE

BU/22C/ENG/7350

Faculty of Engineering

Department of Petroleum and Gas Engineering

CGPA: 3.93 (on a scale of 4.0)

MUSTAPHA HABIB

BEST OVERALL GRADUATING STUDENT (POSTGRADUATE - MASTERS)

SIMON EFOSA EBHOJAIYE

BU/24B/PGS/10533

LL.M

CGPA: 5.0 (on a scale of 5.0)

Thesis: The Role Of Arbitration In Resolving Sports Disputes In Nigeria.

BEST OVERALL GRADUATING STUDENT (POSTGRADUATE - MASTERS)

LOVETH ABIERE UGELE

BU/24A/PGS/9834

M.Sc International Relations and Diplomacy CGPA: 5.0 (on a scale of 5.0)

Thesis: The United Nations Diplomacy and Conﬂict Resolution in Myanmar (2021-2025): An Assessment

BAZE UNIVERSITY ABUJA 12TH CONVOCATION CEREMONIES

Saturday, 8th November, 2025

PROGRAMME

1. All Guests Seated - 8.00 am

2. Commencement of Academic Procession – 8.30 am

3. Arrival of Chancellor's Procession – 9.00 am

4. National Anthem - Dr. Tope Ojeme: University Soloist

5. Baze University Anthem

6. Opening Prayers

7. Establishment of Protocols

8. Request to Constitute Assembly into a Congregation – Registrar

9. Constitution of the Assembly into a Congregation for the Award of Degrees, Higher Degrees, and Honorary Degrees – Chancellor

10. Address by the Vice-Chancellor

11. Commencement Speech – His Excellency Julius Maada Bio, President of the Republic of Sierra Leone and Chairman, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)

12. Award of Degrees

• Bachelor's Degrees

• PGD and Master's Degrees

• Doctoral DegreesHooding of PhD Graduands by the Dean, SPGS precedes the Award of Degree Each PhD graduand is called upon, hooded and remains standing. After all Hooding, the Chancellor shall award the Degrees. Thereafter, all PhD graduands shall bow ﬁrst to the Chancellor and then to the Senate, before returning to their seats.

13. Oath of Induction / Alumni Pledge

14. Award of Honorary Degree to His Excellency Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye, President of the Republic of Senegal

Citation by Prof. Abiodun Adeniyi, Registrar

15. Remarks by the Special Guest of Honour - Her Excellency Amina J. Mohammed, GCON Deputy Secretary-General, United Nations.

16. Remarks by the Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC)

17. Remarks by the Honourable Minister of Education

18. Presentation of Special Prizes

• Best Graduating Students in Each Faculty

• Overall Best Graduating Students (Bachelor's Degree)

• Best Graduating Students - MSc

19. Goodwill Messages – Visiting Vice-Chancellors

20. Valedictory Speeches

• Best Graduating Student (Bachelor's Degree)

• Best Graduating Student (Postgraduate)

21. Appreciation – Dr. Atiku D. Saleh, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration)

22. Baze University Anthem

23. National Anthem – Dr. Tope Ojeme (University Soloist)

24. Academic Recession

25. Closing

Note: Short interludes of music at the discretion of the Chairman of the Occasion.

ACADEMIC PROCESSION

All Guests are seated - 8:00am

Commencement of Academic Procession - 8:00am

The procession will enter the Auditorium in the order listed below. As the Chancellor's procession is about to enter the Hall a fanfare will be played, at the sound of which the Assembly is required to stand

FIRST DIVISION - STUDENTS PROCESSION (to be led by a Principal Assistant Registrar)

• Graduands

• Student Representative Council

• Alumni

SECOND DIVISION - SENATE PROCESSION (to be led by a Principal Assistant Registrar)

• Heads of Departments

• Directors of Units and Coordinators of Programmes

• Deans of Faculties and Student Aﬀairs

• Professors

THIRD DIVISION - CHANCELLOR’S PROCESSION (to be led by a Principal Assistant Registrar)

• The Bursar

• The Librarian

• The Registrar

• The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration)

• The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic)

• Visiting Vice Chancellors

• The Vice Chancellor

• Members of the Board of Trustees

• Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission

• The Honourable Ministers

• Executive Governors

• Members of the National Assembly

• The Chancellor (Designate)

• The Mace Bearer

After the members of the Chancellors procession have taken their places in the Hall, the Baze Anthem and the National Anthem will be played, after which the Assembly shall be seated.

12th Convocation Ceremony

CONVOCATION CEREMONY FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREES, HIGHER AND HONORARY DEGREES

10.00am

NATIONAL ANTHEM

BAZEUNIVERSITYANTHEM

When all members of the procession have taken their places on the platform, the National Anthem, and Baze University Anthem shall be played after which the congregation shall be seated.

THEOPENINGPRAYER

The Registrar will rise and invite a person or persons to lead the Opening Prayer(s).

POLICEBAND FANFARE REGISTRAR

CALL TO ORDER BY THE REGISTRAR AND CONSTITUTION OF THE CONGREGATION OF THEUNIVERSITYBYTHECHANCELLOR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say: Chancellor, Baze University, Sen. Y.D. Baba-Ahmed, PhD FSAN, Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen.

“The Baze University Act empowers the University to grant Degrees, Diplomas, Certiﬁcates and other Distinctions, as well as to award Medals and other Academic Titles to persons who pursue courses and programmes of study approved by the University and have satisﬁed such other requirements as the University may have laid down. The University can also award Honorary Degrees, Fellowships or Academic Titles as it deems worthy and appropriate. The University Act also provides that the Chancellor shall preside at all meetings of Congregation held for the purpose of conferring Degrees, Higher Degrees, Diplomas, and Distinctions.

I therefore humbly invite the Chancellor to constitute this Assembly, as a Congregation, held for the purpose of awarding Degrees and presentation of prizes. Chancellor, Sir”.

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will rise and say:

“I hereby constitute this Assembly as a Congregation of Baze University Abuja for the purpose of conferring Degrees, Higher Degrees, Diplomas, and Distinctions for the 2024/2025 Academic session”.

The Chancellor resumes his seat.

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WELCOMEADDRESSBYTHEVICE-CHANCELLOR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“This Assembly, having been duly constituted as the 12th Convocation of Baze University, Abuja for the purpose of conferring Degrees, Higher Degrees, Diplomas, and Distinctions, I now respectfully call upon the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Jamila Shu’ara FNIM, FHEPAN, to deliver her Address to the Congregation.” Vice-Chancellor, Ma.

VICE-CHANCELLOR

The Vice-Chancellor will then proceed to deliver her Address to the Congregation and thereafter resume her seat.

PROTOCOLS

INTRODUCTION

It is with profound joy, gratitude, and a deep sense of accomplishment that I welcome you all to the 12th Convocation Ceremony of Baze University, Abuja. It is also in the spirit of the diversity of our university, which I represent, that I warmly welcome all our distinguished guests to this ceremony.

Today, we gather to celebrate excellence, perseverance, and transformation. This convocation is not merely a ceremony; it is a celebration of dreams realized, of knowledge acquired, and of a journey from potential to achievement. On behalf of the Senate, Management, and the entire Baze University community, I extend hearty congratulations to the Class of 2025 on reaching this remarkable milestone.

CELEBRATINGOURGRADUANDS

Dear graduands, today is your day; a day to rejoice in your hard work, resilience, and determination. Over the years, you have faced challenges, embraced learning, and demonstrated the character and discipline that Baze University stands for.

You are leaving this university as ambassadors of integrity, creativity, and excellence; these are signiﬁcant values our institution holds dear. As you go forth, remember that your education is a tool for service, not just a ticket to success. The certiﬁcate which you have so deservedly earned will open doors for you, but to remain relevant, you must be diligent, honest, committed, and resourceful. The world awaits your ideas, your leadership, and your compassion.

I especially recognize our pioneer PhD graduands; we are proud of you all, as many of you have had to overcome all odds to achieve this milestone. The important lesson here is that it is never too late to pursue your dreams; just believe in yourself and keep your eyes on the goal.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To the parents, guardians, and sponsors, we say thank you. Thank you for your sacrifices, your prayers, and your unwavering support that have sustained these young men and women through their academic journey. To our dedicated faculty and staff, we appreciate you. Thank you for your intellectual commitment and mentorship that remain the lifeblood of this institution and define our brand. Undoubtedly, history will be kind to you as you nurture minds and shape the future generation of leaders.

To the University Board of Trustees, the Council, the Management and the Senate, I express deep appreciation for your guidance, diligence, and teamwork in ensuring that Baze University continues to uphold the highest standards of academic excellence. Our brand is strong, and we will leave no stone unturned to make it even stronger.

THEJOURNEYOFBAZEUNIVERSITY

Since the take-oﬀ of Baze University in 2011, it has remained guided by the vision of the Founder (Senator Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed) to provide robust education that combines global best practices with Nigerian

ABUJAATTHE12THCONVOCATIONCEREMONYON8 NOVEMBER,2025.

content and relevance. From modest beginnings, we have grown into one of Nigeria's most respected private universities; a hub for research, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Baze University has become a Centre of excellence driven by three major components: People (staﬀ), Technology and Products (students).

- Robust complement of staff who drive all our academic and administrative tasks are sourced from every part of Nigeria and the diaspora; we search, nurture and celebrate talents. Our university has a rich blend of industry professionals and academia in all Departments. For example, the Faculty of Law has fourteen professorial level staff and four of them are Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SAN); in the Department of International Relations & Diplomacy, there are three Ambassadors, two retired Army Generals and retired Federal Permanent Secretaries in the staff mix; and in the College of Medicine & Health Sciences we have a retinue of Clinicians and Consultants.

- Technology-driven processes on a unique digital platform including students' admission and registration, issuance of transcripts, payment of fees, staﬀ documentation, etc, all of which are online; Classrooms, Lecture Halls and Auditoria are wired to Smart Boards and use Google Tools for robust learning; lecturers do not miss classes as all classrooms are ﬁtted with cameras and monitored daily at the CCTV Command Centre. The Library has about 32,000 volumes of books in several disciplines, but the e-library has more than ten active DatabasesEBSCOHOST, Lexis Nexis Uni, Law Pavilion, Hein online, Legalpedia, NWLR Online, Research4Life, Z-Library, ScienceDirect, IEEE, Taylor & Francis, Bold Scholar, PDF Drive, DOAJ and AJOL (Open Source).

- Unique Products of students and alumni who come from every part of Nigeria and seven other countries, and who hold their own opinion on any topical issue. Our tracking systems show that our Alumni make us proud at national and international engagements, at Law School Bar Exams, at Ivy League institutions overseas, etc.

- We dare to state that we are a university of tomorrow that is in today.

At the onset in 2011, Baze University commenced academic activities in three Faculties: Law, Management Sciences and Computing, with 17 students and 20 academic and non-academic staﬀ. Today, fourteen years on, we are proud to celebrate the following signiﬁcant milestones:

• Establishment of Ten Faculties: Law, Management & Social Sciences, Environmental, Computing & IT, Engineering, Basic Medical Sciences, Basic Clinical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Allied Health.

• Establishment of the College of Medicine and Health Sciences coordinated by a Provost;

• Construction of Baze University Hospital with bespoke infrastructure, equipment and competent staﬀ;

• NUC Approved and Accredited Programmes (116) UG - 51, PG - 65;

• Nine Professional Accreditation - Engineering, Architecture, Law, Medicine, Radiography, Nursing, Medical Lab Science, Estate Management, and Surveying;

• Registered students (4225);

• Students Graduated since inception (3920); *excludes 2025;

• The graduation of the ﬁrst set of PhD students who commenced lectures in January 2023 and who will be robed during this Convocation; we keep our promise on the timely completion of studies, subject to students' diligence.

• Permanent Staﬀ on Payroll – 920, we have implemented a minimum wage.

• Use of Barcodes instead of names on all Students' Exam Scripts;

• Conference Marking of all Answer Scripts under CCTV surveillance;

• Students' Theses - electronically stored on a digital platform for better visibility;

• Sponsorship of staﬀ to workshops and conferences for improved research output and academic publication in more high-impact journals;

• Award of Staﬀ Scholarships to improve academic qualiﬁcations;

• Construction of a beﬁtting ediﬁce for the School of Postgraduate Studies;

• Zero tolerance for antisocial behaviours - students use a QR Code to load their Drug Free Certiﬁcation to activate their portal for registration;

• A robust Student Support Unit for counselling and follow-ups;

• Security personnel - 150 capacity with a robust Canine component;

• Partnerships with Sokoto State Government, Kano State Government, Presidential Amnesty Programme, and TETFUND for the training of Scholars;

• Medical Training Partnership with Federal Medical Centre Jabi, Maitama District Hospital and Kubwa General Hospital for MBBS students;

• Expanded partnerships with international development partners - the World Bank, the British Council, etc.

• Community engagement initiatives with outreach programmes in Kuchingoro, IDP camps and Kuje Correctional Centre;

• Chancellor's donation of Fifty Million Naira to the Christian Community to build a bigger Chapel for worship; etc.

The Baze Brand is strong; our goal is clear, and our focus is to remain globally competitive and produce employable graduates that can deploy advanced technology to drive national development. We remain committed to this.

TH HIGHLIGHTSOFTHE12 CONVOCATIONCEREMONY

Baze University ranks high as students' ﬁrst choice among private universities in Abuja because of our strong reputation for academic excellence, modern learning environment, and commitment to producing competitive graduates. The university oﬀers high-quality teaching delivered by experienced local and international faculty, supported by well-equipped laboratories, libraries, and ICT facilities that enhance practical learning. The diverse and inclusive campus culture, combined with a focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and character development, makes Baze University an attractive choice for students seeking a holistic education. Additionally, our strategic location in Abuja provides access to internship opportunities, professional exposure, and strong industry linkages that prepare students for successful careers both in Nigeria and abroad.

This 12th Convocation Ceremony is a unique one, and aside from celebrating academic excellence, innovation, and growth, it marks the ﬁrst time the university will graduate PhDs. Today, we state boldly that, we have produced graduates at all the levels of university education. Baze University is synonymous to quality education and we are proud to present these graduands as products of the strong brand which our institution represents. The Table below shows graduating cohorts in today's convocation.

S/N GRADUATING COHORTS

1. Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree)

2 Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) 33

3 Master’s Degree (MSc ) 276

4 Doctoral Degree (Ph D) 16

TOTAL

THEROLEOFUNIVERSITIESINNATIONALDEVELOPMENT

Nigeria stands today at a challenging crossroads, facing unemployment, insecurity, and economic restructuring. Yet, in these challenges lie opportunities for innovation and reform. Universities must therefore serve as engines of knowledge and transformation. We must not only teach what is known but also challenge what appears impossible.

At Baze University, we believe that higher education should empower young people to be problem-solvers, ethical leaders, and agents of positive change We align our curriculum with national and global developmental priorities, emphasizing entrepreneurship, digital literacy, climate responsibility, and civic

engagement.

At Baze University, we take our students beyond the classroom to the world of work, providing them with experiential learning; this is our hallmark. For example, students in the Department of Mechanical Engineering are currently working in the Team that fabricate the Beds used in our Hostels; the students in the Faculty of Environmental Sciences were part of the Team that designed and built the Baze University Hospital and the Laboratories and some of them are currently involved in the design, costing and construction of the School of Postgraduate Studies.

INVESTINGINEDUCATION

Education is one of the most potent tools for personal and national development. Education equips people with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to achieve their potential and contribute meaningfully to society. When parents invest in education through ﬁnancial support, emotional encouragement, and active involvement, they help foster discipline, conﬁdence, and lifelong learning habits.

All available research shows that parental commitment improves academic achievement, reduces school dropout rates, and enhances children's social and emotional development. Beyond individual beneﬁts, such investment strengthens the human capital base of nations, promoting innovation, productivity, and sustainable development. Parents must remain committed to investing in their children's future through education, as this remains the key to a better life. In life, acquiring properties is good, but when we build human capacities, it is better. At Baze University, we recognize the importance of investing in education; so, we provide quality education to our students and remain committed to their academic success.

EFFECTIVEPARENTING

Good parenting has profound and lasting eﬀects on children's overall development. It provides the emotional, social, and moral foundation upon which children build their future behaviour, relationships, and achievements. Children raised in nurturing, supportive, and structured environments tend to develop higher self-esteem, better emotional regulation, and stronger social skills.

Effective parenting is characterized by love, consistency, positive discipline, and open communication, and this in turn promotes academic success, psychological well-being, and resilience against negative peer influence. It also fosters empathy, responsibility, and respect for others. Research has shown that children who experience positive parenting are more likely to become confident, responsible adults who contribute productively to society

Conversely, neglectful or inconsistent parenting often leads to behavioural problems, poor academic performance, and emotional instability. Therefore, good parenting remains a key determinant of a child's long-term success and happiness. I urge parents not to leave the task of parenting to educational institutions, as good upbringing starts from home. Give them your presence and not presents. I appeal to parents not to overlook basic home training for their children to ease our supervisory eﬀorts in delivering our tasks while acting in loco parentis.

REMEMBERINGTHEDEPARTED

The University community mourns the demise of the following persons:

S/N NAME

1. Mallam Mouftah BABA-AHMED (17/09/2025)

2. Prof Joy OGWU (12/10/2025)

3. Dr. Bridget Nonyelum ANIGBOGU (14/04/2025)

4. Mr. Nuhu USMAN (17/12/2024)

5. Dr. Lusa Haruna YADOCK (15/10/2025)

6. AVM Osita OBIERIKA Ph.D (6/10/2025)

7. Aliyu Babangida BATURE - BU/20A/IT/4183 (23/05/2025)

8. Isabelle Sade AKINTOYE - BU/24C MED10776 (26/09/2025)

REMARKS

Senior Brother to our Founder

Member, Board of Trustees

Senior Lecturer - Law

Lecturer II - Radiography

HoD Medical Lab. Science

Senior Lecturer - IRD

Computing & IT Student

MBBS Student

Mallam Mouftah Baba-Ahmed (the senior brother to our Founder and Chancellor) was an amiable person; he had soothing words of wisdom for everyone, he was loved and admired. Prof. Joy Ogwu was a former member of the Baze University Board of Trustees, who contributed immensely to the university's growth and reputation during its early years.

We remember the lives and legacies of all our departed staﬀ; their dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment leave indelible marks. We celebrate the profound impact they made on students and the enduring values they have left behind. To the departed students, we remember their quest for education and their resolve for a better life. May the souls of all the departed rest in perfect peace. May God console all their families.

TOTHEGRADUATINGCLASS

As you leave the gates of Baze University, carry with you the values that deﬁne us: integrity, innovation, and service. The world you are entering is dynamic and competitive, but your education has prepared you well. Be courageous. Be resilient. Let your ideas illuminate dark corners. Let your compassion humanize the systems you will work in. Remember, true success is not measured only by wealth or status, but by the impact you make on others and the diﬀerence you bring to your community.

APPRECIATION

Let me express my deep gratitude to Her Excellency Amina J. Mohammed for accepting the Chairperson at this Convocation, and even when the exigencies of duty did not permit physical presence, she demonstrated absolute commitment to our request by sending a recorded message. I thank His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Dr Julius Maada Bio, for accepting our invitation as the Commencement Speaker; we are indeed grateful. I particularly appreciate the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Aﬀairs, Ambassador Dunoma Ahmed Umar, who, in spite of the exigencies of his schedule, oﬀered us tremendous guidance on the protocols for receiving our international visitors. We thank Senator Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, our Founder and Chancellor, for his unwavering vision, integrity, and commitment to educational excellence. His leadership continues to inspire us to aim higher and deliver world-class education in Nigeria. I thank our guests, sponsors for their support, encouragement, and goodwill. To our esteemed parents, Vice Chancellors from sister institutions and friends of the university, your partnership and faith in Baze University are deeply appreciated.

CONCLUSION

Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, today's convocation reminds us that education remains the greatest investment in human capital and the most sustainable path to national renewal. Let us therefore recommit ourselves to nurturing minds that will build a Nigeria where merit thrives, knowledge leads, and integrity governs. Once again, congratulations to the Class of 2025 Go into the world and make Baze University proud.

Thank you.

God bless Baze University.

God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Prof. Jamila SHU'ARA,FNIM,FHEPAN

th12 Convocation Ceremony

th8 November 2025

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AWARDOFDEGREES,HIGHERDEGREESANDDIPLOMAS

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, the persons who will now be presented to you have fulﬁlled the requirements of the Statutes and Regulations of Baze University Abuja and have been found worthy both in learning and in character, to be conferred with the Degrees of their various Disciplines.”

I, therefore call upon the Deans of the various Faculties to present their graduating students.”

POLICE

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The Deans of the various faculties will present their Graduating Students to the Chancellor in the following order:

FACULTYOFALLIEDHEALTHSCIENCES

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I call upon the Acting Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Dr. Yashim Nuhu Andrew to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty.”

ACTINGDEAN,FACULTY OFALLIEDHEALTH SCIENCES

The Acting Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Acting Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, I present the Graduating Students standing before you and those unavoidably absent for whom I stand proxy, and who have successfully completed their Bachelor of Science Degree Examinations, and have been found worthy, both in learning and in character, to be awarded the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Baze University.”

12TH CONVOCATIONCEREMONY - UNDERGRADUATEGRADUANDS LIST FACULTYOF ALLIEDHEALTHSCIENCES DEPARTMENTOF MEDICALLABORATORYSCIENCE

1 1 BU/21A/BMS/4884 Somtoo Joshua Nwabueze

2 2 BU/21A/BMS/5031 Daniel Ojonuba Daniel

3 3 BU/22A/BMS/6660 Nabeelah Muhammadtaaha

4 4 BU/21A/BMS/4984 Maryam Suleiman Idris

5 5 BU/21A/BMS/4940 Iriya Timothy

6 1 BU/23A/BMS/8119 Chisimdi Victor Afiomah

7 2 BU/22C/BMS/7696 Fatima Abba Ali

8 3 BU/22A/BMS/6209 Deborah Ibiorubo Pepple

9 4 BU/22A/BMS/6434 Somtochukwu Odinaka Okoh

10 5 BU/22A/BMS/6386 Nana-Asmau Tukur Galadima

11 6 BU/22A/BMS/6588 Paepre Emmanuella Efere

12 7 BU/22C/BMS/7119 Abdulmalik Muhammad Tukur

13 8 BU/22A/BMS/6447 Hafsat Muhammad Salisu

14 9 BU/22A/BMS/6371 Maryam Aliyu Nahuche

15 10

16 11

Farida Muhammad Adamu

Samira Lawal Yusuf

17 12 BU/22A/BMS/6373 Chinonye Angela Ugwu

18 13 BU/22A/BMS/6215 Halima Aliyu Iyal

19 14 BU/21C/BMS/5693 Hauwa'u Muhammad Usman

20 15 BU/22A/BMS/6362 Hamamat Bisola Kamarudeen

21 16 BU/22A/BMS/6055 Oloruntobi Delight Awofolaju

22 17 BU/22A/BMS/6108 Chibuikem Chumaobi Emilio Anene

25 20

26 21

27 22 BU/21A/BMS/5247 Nneamaka

44 1 BU/21A/RAD/4849 Ramatu Baro Liman

45 2 BU/21A/RAD/5282 Khadija Ismail Ibrahim

46 3 BU/22A/RAD/6657 Rashida Doma Ladan

47 4 BU/21C/RAD/5873 Rukayya Buba Sanus

48 5 BU/21A/RAD/4924 Maryam Tahir Mamman

49 6 BU/21A/RAD/5172 Aisha Muhammad Gazara

50 7 BU/21A/RAD/5270 Amina Muhammed Hassan

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

Radiography andRadiation Science BRAD

BEST GRADUATING STUDENTIN THE DEPARTMENT

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Baze University”.

Chancellor to return to his seat

ACTINGDEAN

The Acting Dean will now say; “Please place your tassels to the left”.

Thereafter, the Acting Dean will say:

“Please be seated.”

The Acting Dean of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences will return to his seat

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FACULTYOFBASICMEDICALSCIENCES

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I call upon the Acting Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Assoc. Prof. Okolo Raymond to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty.”

ACTINGDEAN,FACULTY OFBASICMEDICAL SCIENCES

The Acting Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Acting Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

FACULTYOF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENTOF HUMAN ANATOMY

51. 1 BU/21A/BMS/4809 Obirizi Fyne-Akah

DEPARTMENTOF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

52. 1 BU/21C/BMS/6013 Orevaoghene Treasure Okore

DEPARTMENTOF MICROBIOLOGY

53. 1 BU/20C/SCI/4613 Fauziya Abdullahi Salisu

54. 2 BU/21C/BMS/5721 Tiffany Angel Okpara

Maryam Usman

55. 3

56. 4 BU/23A/SCI/7987 Oluwadamilare Omonefe Oyeniran

DEPARTMENTOF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

57. 1 BU/17B/SCI/2583 Clinton Chineme Nwuruku

58. 2 BU/22C/SCI/7146 Tolulope Ibukun Odoffin Biological

59. 3

60. 4

Hafsat Ibrahim Mukhtar

Rabiatu Abdullahi Matazu

DEPARTMENTOF BIOTECHNOLOGY

61. 1 BU/21C/SCI/5698 Fawaz Sani Suleiman

62. 2 BU/22C/SCI/7288 Sa'adat Ummi Abdullah

DEPARTMENTOFPETROLUEM CHEMISTRY

63. 1 BU/22A/SCI/6585 Victoria Nengi Inyang

64. 2 BU/22C/SCI/7372 Hauwa Biu Dauda

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

GRADUATING STUDENTIN THE DEPARTMENT

STUDENTIN DEPARTMENT

STUDENTIN THE DEPARTMENT

GRADUATING IN THE FACULTY

IN THE DEPARTMENT

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Baze University”.

Chancellor to return to his seat ACTINGDEAN

The Acting Dean will now say; “Please place your tassels to the left”. Thereafter, the Acting Dean will say:

“Please be seated.”

The Acting Dean of the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences will return to his seat POLICEBAND FANFARE

FACULTYOFCOMPUTINGANDINFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Dean, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, Prof. Rufai YauriAliyu, to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty”.

DEAN,FACULTYOFCOMPUTINGANDINFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY

Dean, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, I present the Graduating Students standing before you and those unavoidably absent for whom I stand proxy, and who have successfully completed their Bachelor of Science Degree Examinations, and have been found worthy, both in learning FACULTYOFCOMPUTINGANDINFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENTOFCOMPUTERSCIENCE

65 1 BU/21B/IT/5480 Osita Nerat Nwajah

66 2 BU/22A/IT/6692 Abdulwahab Uthman Muhammad

67 3 BU/22A/IT/6200 Muhammad Ademola Abdus-Salam

68 4 BU/21C/IT/5680 Jodoc Chukwumeziri NwokorieVincent

69 5 BU/22C/IT/7752 Daniel Natsa Ayuba

70 6 BU/22A/IT/6218 Nafisah Hassan Cisse

71 7 BU/22A/IT/6381 Amanda Oluwapelumi Owoabi

72 8 BU/17C/IT/2820 David Abuchi Ehighelua

73 9 BU/22C/IT/7751 Zara Eneobunu Oluwateniola Baba-yusuf

74 10 BU/18C/IT/3400 Hassan Farouk Jbril

75 11 BU/22C/IT/7439 Lateefah Omotolani Afolabi

76 12 BU/22A/IT/6308 Richard Ukwu Agwupuye

77 13 BU/22A/IT/6593 Karike-owei Pious Amuluku

78 14 BU/22A/IT/6140 Asmau Usman Alkali

79 15 BU/16B/IT/1974 Hussaini Najibhussani Adamu

80 16 BU/22A/IT/6659 Muhammad Abdullahi Umar

81 17 BU/21C/IT/5966 Tobenna Kelvin Oguebie

82 18 BU/23A/IT/8019 Abdullahi Gurin Ibrahim

83 19 BU/22B/IT/6858 Olivia Afe Iyinbor

84 20 BU/23A/IT/8341 Abdullahi Mansur Musawa

85 21 BU/22B/IT/6876 Aliyu Ibrahim Garba

86 22 BU/22B/IT/6818 Saada Ahmed Liman

87 23 BU/23A/IT/8019 bdullahi Gurin Ibrahim

88 24 BU/21A/IT/4789 Umar Umar Abubakar

95 31 BU/22C/IT/7159 Farouk MusaTukur

97. 33. BU/22C/IT/7789 Christos Sochinenyenwa Ebeatu

98. 34. BU/22C/IT/7386 Christabel Omo Ashafokhe

99. 35. BU/22A/IT/6089 Osinachi Maureen Iwuanoruo

100. 36. BU/22B/IT/6892 Aishatu UmarunKwabo

101. 37. BU/22A/IT/6187 Yvonne Aderemilekun Aderogba

102. 38. BU/23C/IT/8941 Pythagoras Oghenakhoghie Dokpesi

103. 39. BU/22B/IT/6908 Ibrahim Khalil Zayyan

104. 40. BU/23C/IT/9044 Halimah Baba Muhammad

105. 41. BU/22C/IT/7415 Ayman Sanusi

106. 42. BU/22C/IT/7421 Abdullahi Alhassan Ismail

107. 43. BU/22A/IT/6060 Grace Chiemelie Okechi

108. 44. BU/22A/IT/6308 Agwupuye Richard Ukwu

DEPARTMENT

109. 1. BU/22C/IT/7593 Ja'afar Nasiru Zakariya

110. 2. BU/22B/IT/7004 Muhammad Dayyib Abdullahi

111. 3. BU/20C/IT/4666 Habiba Kakudi Abba Abubakar

112. 4. BU/21A/IT/4942 Musa Ridwan Mohammed

113. 5. BU/22C/IT/7468 Hanif Lawal Yusuf

114. 6. BU/22A/IT/6437 Usman Manu Adamu

115. 7. BU/22A/IT/6197 Ismail Oluwadurotimi Aminu

116. 8. BU/22A/IT/6097 Khadija Tukur Jamil

117. 9. BU/22A/IT/6220 Daniel Atiyaye Daniel

118. 10. BU/22A/IT/6227 Adama Sani Al-Hassan

119. 11. BU/21A/IT/5233 Augustine Tersugh Bula

120. 12. BU/22A/IT/6545 Hadiza Aliyu

121. 13. BU/21C/IT/5731 Kevin Ngbede Okoh

122. 14. BU/22A/IT/6295 Fatima Toko Ali

123. 15. BU/21A/IT/5244 Destiny Mukaosoluchi Umealor

124. 16. BU/21A/IT/5284 Dean Chiringo Okabie

125. 17. BU/22A/IT/6098 Ahmad Ismail Sharif

126. 18. BU/22B/IT/6814 Naima Yahaya Ibrahim

127. 19. BU/21A/IT/4813 Maimuna Sule Abdullahi

128. 20. BU/21A/IT/5006 Khala Muhammad Saleh

129. 21. BU/22C/IT/7110 Abel Agbo Edeoja

130. 22. BU/22C/IT/7206 Lydia Ogbayi Ari

131. 23. BU/22C/IT/7276 Abdulrahman Abubakar Idris

Tosan Agbeyi

133. 25. BU/22C/IT/7423 Maryam Daso Hassan

134. 26. BU/22C/IT/7482

1 BU/23C/IT/8800 Mustapha Muhammad

Owen Dobra Maclean

163 3 BU/20C/IT/4569 Tubotamunon engi Vincent Oruwari

164 4 BU/22C/IT/7369 Samuel Nkwachikwere Uzoma

165 5 BU/22B/IT/6867 Hauwa Usman Yusuf

166 6 BU/22C/IT/7381 Mahmud Sani Nakwada

167 7 BU/23B/IT/8584 Chima Paulson Chima

168 8 BU/22B/IT/7065 Aisha Umar Jibrilla

169 9 BU/20C/IT/4489 Ramsey Terseer Emma-Makeri

170 10 BU/21C/ITS/5753 Gideon Ikhide Ebohoin

171 11 BU/22C/IT/7894 Halima Aminu Hamza

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will Say:

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Baze University.” The Dean will say; “Please place your tassels to the left”. Thereafter the Dean will say

“Please be seated.”

The Dean Faculty of Computing and Information Technology shall return to his seat POLICE

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FACULTYOFENGINEERING REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Acting Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Dr. Rotimi Abdulazeez to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty.”

ACTINGDEAN,FACULTYOFENGINEERING

The Acting Dean, Faculty of Engineering will rise, doﬀ his cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Engineering rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

FACULTYOFENGINEERING

DEPARTMENTOFCOMPUTERENGINEERING

172 1 BU/21A/ENG/4871 Jemimah Hawawu Twaki

173 2 BU/21A/ENG/5204 Daniel Efevwerha Osiki

174 3 BU/17A/ENG/2427 Blesed Davou Dalyop

175 4 BU/21A/ENG/4829 Goodness Onofiok Ekong

176 5 BU/22C/ENG/7748 Khaled Usman Abdulrasheed

177 6 BU/22C/ENG/7548 Ismail Muhammad Aliyu

178 7 BU/21A/ENG/4794 Negbenebor Gabriel Aigbenoga

179 8 BU/19A/ENG/3542 Rahama Stephanie Abdulkadir

DEPARTMENTOFCIVILENGINEERING

180 1 BU/20C/ENG/4649 Clinton Fuoh David

181 2 BU/21B/ENG/5612 Geremy Ahmedu Ojobo

182 3 BU/21A/ENG/4971 Hamidah Abdulmumin

183 4 BU/22B/ENG/6841 Muhammad Abatcha Kadai

184 5 BU/21A/ENG/5259 Donald Osazuwa Omorogbe

185 6 BU/21A/ENG/5205 Hussaini Muhammad Zakariya

186 7 BU/20C/ENG/4619 Abdulsalam Bandam Aminu

187 8 BU/23B/ENG/8412 Aliyu Mukhtar Ibrahim

188 9 BU/22A/ENG/6257 Mohammed Lokogoma Ibrahim

189 10 BU/20C/ENG/4736 Hassan Adamu Isah

190 11 BU/22B/ENG/7071 Usman Hafsat Nasarawa

191 12 BU/22B/ENG/6944 Abdulrahman Zuru Abdullahi

DEPARTMENT

192 1 BU/20C/ENG/4568 Oyintarimi Ebimiebo Egai

193 2 BU/21A/ENG/4819 Fatima Amira Shehu

194 3 BU/21A/ENG/5144 Asiya Tirmidhi Yakubu

Chisom Solomon Amadi

195 4

196 5 BU/20A/ENG/4342 Folajimi Marcus Ayibiowu

197 6 BU/22C/ENG/7350 Mustapha Habib

198 7 BU/21A/ENG/5145 Aisha Ali Wakili

and Gas Engineering B.Eng DEPARTMENTOF ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICSENGINEERING

199 1 BU/21A/ENG/4886 Obioh Imoh Uduak Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng

200 2 BU/21A/ENG/5043 Sadiq Mohammed Kawuyo Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng

201 3 BU/21A/ENG/5327 Abubakar Saddiq Dirisu

Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng

202 4 BU/22C/ENG/7195 Umar Farouk Abubakar Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng

203 5 BU/22C/ENG/7247 Kelechukwu Daniel Chidi-Opara

204 6 BU/22B/ENG/6847 Oyintomiwa Saheed Bakare

205 7 BU/18C/ENG/3312 David Chijioke Agha

206 8 BU/22C/ENG/7795 Chukwuebuka Damian Akpan

207 9 BU/22B/ENG/7059 Joel Oghenetega Akemu

208 10 BU/21B/ENG/5415 Muhammad Bashir Suleiman

209 11 BU/21A/ENG/4899 Samuel Anjikwi Msheliza

210 12 BU/18C/ENG/3449 Dinheiro Barros Lagadia

211 13 BU/22A/ENG/6707 Ahmad Saifullah Jalo

212 14 BU/22B/ENG/6956 Aisha Saeed Bello

213 15 BU/21A/ENG/4866 Valentine Chideibube Duru

Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng

Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng FIRST CLASS

Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng

Electrical/Elec tronics B.Eng FIRST CLASS

tronics B.Eng DEPARTMENTOF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

214 1 BU/19A/ENG/3614 Oghenerukome EdmundJulian Oboh

215 2 BU/16B/ENG/1955 Suwem Aber

216 3 BU/21C/ENG/5869 Abdulmalik Lukman Lawan

217 4 BU/21A/ENG/4982 Adetomiwa Gabriel Olusoji

218 5 BU/21A/ENG/5329 Precious Belema Achese

219 6 BU/21A/ENG/5380 Salma Mohammed Aruwa

220 7 BU/22B/ENG/6800 Mukhtar Abdu Abubakar

221 8 BU/21A/ENG/4937 Koomnaan Stanislaus Sule

222 9 BU/23A/ENG/8191 Tamunomiebi VianoNaomi Alamina

B.Eng

CLASS BEST GRADUATING STUDENTIN THE DEPARTMENT

223 10 BU/21A/ENG/4887 Shamsudeen

224 11 BU/21A/ENG/5261 Muhammad Mustapha Jibrin

225 12 BU/19A/ENG/3514 Bariseremedorka Edward Ebenezar Saro-Naenwi

226 1 BU/21A/ENG/4957 Ahmad Yero Bello Telecommunication

227 2 BU/21A/ENG/5044 Maimuna Bashir Musami

228 3 BU/21B/ENG/5609 Abdallah Suleiman

229 4 BU/21C/ENG/5848 Asmau Mukhtar Abubakar Telecommunication

Telecommunication

230 5 BU/21C/ENG/5634 Kashif Ayomide Rufai

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering of Baze University.” The Acting Dean will say; “Please place your tassels to the left”. Thereafter the Dean will say

“Please be seated.”

The Acting Dean Faculty of Engineering shall return to his seat POLICEBAND FANFARE

FACULTYOFENVIRONMENTALSCIENCES REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Acting Dean, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Assoc. Prof. MuhammadUmbugalaDouglas to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty.”

THEACTINGDEAN,FACULTYOFENVIRONMENTALSCIENCES

The Acting Dean, Faculty of Environmental Sciences will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Environmental Sciences rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

231 1 BU/21A/ENV/4920 Is'haq Isah Umar

232 2 BU/22B/ENV/6821 Asma’u Dikko

233 3 BU/21C/ENV/5907 Fatima Shettima Barma

234 4 BU/19C/ENV/4013 Muhammad Isah Ibrahim

235 5 BU/21A/ENV/5198 Mustapha Dalhatu Umar

6 BU/22C/ENV/7718 Muhammad Al-ameen Abdulrahman

237 7 BU/21A/ENV/4861 Ahmad Sani Hussain

238 8 BU/20C/ENV/4733 Ahmad Aminu Barkindo

239 9 BU/19C/ENV/3791 Ahmad Akilu Indabawa

240 10

Muhammad Danmallam Nasir

Alusine Jalloh

242 12 BU/22A/ENV/6059 Ahmad Tijjani Abubakar

13 BU/22A/ENV/6081 Aisha Mai-Bornu

Bilayamin Walid Abdullahi

15 BU/22A/ENV/6226 Imran Jarengol Abubakar

16 BU/23A/ENV/8378 Mustapha Aminu Abba

17 BU/22A/ENV/6110 Kinikachi Kingsley-omodu

248 18 BU/22A/ENV/6352 Meryerhi Elycyna Efe-duku

249 19 BU/22A/ENV/6058 Maryam Al-amin Garba

250 20 BU/22C/ENV/7679 NanaHauwau Hassan

251 21 BU/22A/ENV/6181 Oluwaseyifunmi Victoria Awodiya

252 22 BU/23B/ENV/8541 Ummulayman Murtala Ibrahim

253 23 BU/22A/ENV/6515 Chukwudi Joshua Okaro

254 24

Ismail Madugu Ahmed

255 25 BU/21C/ENV/5712 Adnan Salihu Ahmed

256 26 BU/21A/ENV/4914 Abiye Wilson Tamunoibelema

257 27 BU/22B/ENV/6838 Christian Oluwatobiloba Duze

258 28 BU/22A/ENV/6424 Angel Edoebo Shaibu

259 29 BU/19C/ENV/3936 Khadija Abubakar

260 30 BU/22B/ENV/7072 Chinenye Joy Onyekwere

261 31 BU/21A/ENV/4817 Pwanokrma Pwavidon

Chukwudi Joshua

262 32

263 33 BU/22A/ENV/6122 Ishaya Yusuf

264 34 BU/22A/ENV/6645 Shakur Ameen Shakur

265 35 BU/23/ENV/7994 Saifudeen Ohida Sullayman

DEPARTMENTOFESTATEMANAGEMENT

266 1 BU/22B/ENV/6869 Abubakar Nasir Erena

267 2 BU/22A/ENV/6178 Adaeze Eberechi Madubuike

268 3 BU/22A/ENV/6589 Galaemi Abigail Egbekun

269 4 BU/21C/ENV/5891 Muhammed Kabiru

270 5 BU/22A/ENV/6248 Awwa Muhammad Nayashi

271 6 BU/21A/ENV/4963 Salim Garima Abubakar

272 7 BU/22A/ENV/6206 Angulu Bilyaminu Zakari

273 8 BU/21B/ENV/5424 Paul Osagieoduwa Izevbige

274 1 BU/22C/ENV/7615 Ummaima

275 2 BU/22C/ENV/7557 Ahmad Hamidu

276 3 BU/22C/ENV/7639 Miracle Sunday

277 4 BU/22A/ENV/6141 Muhammad Musa

278 5 BU/22A/ENV/6546 Emmanuel Danladi Zhin

279 6 BU/22A/ENV/6643 Agbenu Chisanga Agbese

280 7 BU/22A/ENV/6582 Joel Marcus Ekagbo

281 8 BU/22A/ENV/6103 musa ibrahim shaaba

282 9 BU/22C/ENV/7470 Marwan Awwa Ibrahim

283 10 BU/22A/ENV/6255 Okeoghene Anthony Oghenekevwe

284 11 BU/22C/ENV/7701 Muhammad Aliyu Sinan

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Baze University.” The Acting Dean will say; Please “place your tassels to the left”. Thereafter, the Dean will say

“Please be seated.”

The Acting Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences will return to his seat FANFARE

FACULTYOFLAW REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. Musa Usman Abubakar to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty.”

DEAN,FACULTYOFLAW

The Dean, Faculty of Law will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Law rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

285 1 BU/17B/LAW/2617 Onyekachi Stephanie Offiah Law

286 2 BU/20C/LAW/4739 Woyengibarak emi Anthony Timi-Morowei Law

287 3 BU/16C/LAW/2019 Hauwa Omobonike Abdusaam Law

288 4 BU/21C/LAW/5804 Apagu Dantani Wudah Law

289 5 BU/18C/LAW/3418 Lourina Deborah Jeremiah Law

290 6 BU/21C/LAW/5917 Adila Abdullahi Buba Law

291 7 BU/21C/LAW/5751 Aisha Sanusi Danfulani Law

292 8 BU/22C/LAW/7205 Chidera Favour Iheama Law

293 9 BU/23A/LAW/8123 Amina Muhammad Abubakar Law

294 10 BU/22B/LAW/7070 Chizitara Onyinyechi Ndubeze Law

295 11 BU/22A/LAW/6446 Adam Haruna Awwal Law

296 12 BU/21C/LAW/5716 Divine Chidera Okelue Law

297 13 BU/21C/LAW/5665 Fatima Abubakar Umar Law

298 14 BU/22B/LAW/6836 Fauziya Muhammad Rabo Law

299 15 BU/22A/LAW/6724 Ikenna Fitzgerald Nwana Law

300 16 BU/22B/LAW/7021 Lauretta Chinonye Chukwudi Law

301 17 BU/21C/LAW/5741 Chikpe Eunice Onu Law

302 18 BU/21C/LAW/5988 Juliet Ahuoiza Angulu Law

303 19 BU/23B/LAW/8436 Jasper Obinna Oleka Law

304 20 BU/21C/LAW/5657 Praise Chinwendum Emmanuel Law

305 21 BU/21C/LAW/5875 Simisola Aduragbemi Gbadebo Law

306 22 BU/22C/LAW/7277 Surayya Mohammed Mainasara Law

23 BU/22C/LAW/7426 Ibrahim Idris Ajeje Law

308 24 BU/21C/LAW/5933 Faridah Hassan Abubakar Law

309 25 BU/21B/LAW/5576 Victor Kenecukwu Ajaegbu Law

310 26 BU/21A/LAW/5313 Olutade Abraham Soremi Law

311 27 BU/20C/LAW/4690 Khadijat Isa Ari Law

312 28 BU/21A/LAW/5363 Fatima Ahmed Getso Law

313 29 BU/21A/LAW/5253 Naeema Kay Isiyaku Law

314 30 BU/21C/LAW/6007 Emmanuel Tambaya Salisu Law

315 31 BU/21C/LAW/5948 Ikechukwu Victor Chukwumobi Law

316 32 BU/21C/LAW/5763 Amina Iyal Law

317 33 BU/22A/LAW/6610 Peace Solomon Archibong Law

318 34 BU/22A/LAW/6223 Lawal Fatima Daura Law

319 35 BU/21C/LAW/5969 Nosakhare Faith-Ojone Erebor Law

320 36 BU/22C/LAW/7573 Abba Maryam Fatihu Law

321 37 BU/22A/LAW/6385 Adetola Laribigbe Fazaz Law

322 38 BU/22C/LAW/7250 Aisha Sadiq Abdullahi Law

323 39 BU/22A/LAW/6750 Ahmad Mohammed Zango Law

324 40 BU/22C/LAW/7866 Aisha Musa Bindawa Law

325 41 BU/22C/LAW/7828 Attah Godwin Shugaba Law

326 42 BU/22A/LAW/6569 Ayebanengim ote Oghenerukevwe Abaye Law

327 43 BU/22A/LAW/6136 Azaye Ayebaebimiete Eradiri Law

328 44 BU/22A/LAW/6109 Blossom Ibiang Bassey Law

329 45 BU/22A/LAW/6116 Chidiogo Valerie Obiamalu Law

330 46 BU/22A/LAW/6145 Chinaza Jessica Agbara Law

331 47 BU/22A/LAW/6079 Chinaza Benedicta Onuchukwu Law

332 48 BU/22A/LAW/6119 Chinecherem Vanessa Obiamalu Law

333 49 BU/22A/LAW/6147 Chizaram Oluchukwu Ezeudenna Law

FIRST CLASS

334 50 BU/22A/LAW/6142 Derby-Joyce Ijeoma Usuwa Law

335 51 BU/22C/LAW/7539 Edima Godwin Abraham Law

336 52 BU/21C/LAW/5977 Edward Ekligbor Odok-Ogar Law

337 53 BU/22A/LAW/6358 Farida Jawahid Abubakar Law

338 54 BU/23A/LAW/8355 Fatima Abubakar Law

339 55 BU/22A/LAW/6323 Fatima Nadia Ibrahim Law

340 56 BU/22A/LAW/6408 Fatima Lolo Sahabi Law

341 57 BU/22A/LAW/6071 Favour Nnenna Ugwu Law LLBLaw

342 58 BU/22A/LAW/6328 Goodhead Dokubo Ibiso Law LLBLaw

343 59 BU/22A/LAW/6729 Ifeoma Mandisa SunnyUnachukwu Law

344 60 BU/22A/LAW/6340 Grace Nsa Ekpenyong Law

345 61 BU/22A/LAW/6224 Honour Ojimah Joseph Law

346 62 BU/22A/LAW/6067 Ilham Maaji Shettima Law

347 63 BU/22A/LAW/6149 Joyce Efosa Oyemwense Law

348 64 BU/22A/LAW/6201 Kamsi Karen Okeke Law

349 65

350 66

Kosisochukwu Shalom Okoli Law

Mukhtar Alaiya Law

351 67 BU/22A/LAW/6115 Okpolupm Ikpong Etteh Law

352 68 BU/22C/LAW/7075 Pearl Ofure Ogedegbe

353 69 BU/22A/LAW/6191 Princess Ezinne Ogudu Law

354 70

355 71

Raymond Kijie Akan Law

Rukayya Babangida Law

356 72 BU/22C/LAW/7362 Sabrina Abdullahi Gambo Law

357 73

Safiyya Shehu Idris

358 74 BU/22A/LAW/6587 Samuel Tamaramiede Atani Law

359 75 BU/22A/LAW/6074 Somechukwu Gamaliel Ugbolue Law

360 76 BU/22A/LAW/6752 Sumayya Tasi’u Gachi Law

361 77 BU/22A/LAW/6275 Stephanie Edekan Kungaba Law

362 78

Uwujaren Ayevbosa Praise

363 79 BU/22A/LAW/6143 Vanessa Nzubechi Ndubueze Law

364 80 BU/22A/LAW/6758 Winifred Agbenu Elijah Law

365 81 BU/18C/LAW/3306 Yeipyeng Timothy Samuel Law

366 82 BU/22A/LAW/6355 Zainab kabir Labbo Law

367 83 BU/22A/LAW/6459 Zurich Anthonia Nwaide Law

368 84 BU/22A/LAW/6049 Sharon Aderinsola Adedayo Law

369 85 BU/22A/LAW/6291 Zainab Oreoluwa Agunbiade Law LLB Law

370 86 BU/22A/LAW/6574 Balafama Isabella Kurere Law

371 87 BU/22A/LAW/6061 Funmilola Eunice Ibrahim Lagundoye Law

372 88 BU/21A/LAW/4977 Tondite James Jephthah Law

Sarah Chizukwa Ken-ebeku

373 89

374 90 BU/22A/LAW/6359 onosiorhiena otseoghena sado Law

375 91 BU/22A/LAW/6752 Sumayya Tasi’u Gachi Law

376 92 BU/22A/LAW/6188 Angel Onyinyechi Effedua Law

377 93 BU/22A/LAW/6205 Obodoechina Chiamaka Stephany Law

378 94 BU/22A/LAW/6727 Khadijah Ismaila Mambo Law

379 95 BU/22A/LAW/6584 solomon Ayobami Kayode Law

380 96 BU/22C/LAW/7781 Halima Shekarau Ibrahim Law

381 97

382 98

Fidelia Fortune Soriwei

Mary Peters

383 99 BU/22A/LAW/6304 Onemena Odebala Law

384 100 BU/22A/LAW/6349 Leyat Mukhtar Salihu Law

385 101 BU/22C/LAW/7793 Emmanuel Onazi Itodo Law

386 102 BU/22A/LAW/6648 Uwais Musa Tijjani

387 103

104

Umar Amina Firdausi

Amina Iyal

389 105 BU/22A/LAW/6083 Chisom Eleanor Iwuoha

390 106

391 107

Zarau Aminu Nahuche

Victor Effiong Akpan-udoka

108 BU/22B/LAW/6920 Charles Chukwuemeka Nwankwo Law

Erhomarhua Afure

393 109

394 110 BU/23/LAW/8358 Fatima Abdullahi Sara Law

Aisha Lawal Gada

112

397 113

115

Uju Vanstasia Rochas

Adole Emmanuel Ogbole

Fatima Muhammad Bello

Wingipreye Lucky Iziri

116 BU/23/LAW/8096 Abumchukwu Stephen Osum

Aisha Fadilah Mustapha

Chantel Chioma Obuah

403 119

Chika Peace Ogo

404 120 BU/22A/LAW/6441 Oghenekaro Jacquelyne Oromena Evru-zino

405 121 BU/22C/LAW/7451 Patrick Ekeng Effiom

122

123

408 124

125

126

Queen-esther Ireoma Obowu

Kamsi Onyinyechi Nkumeh

Adeyemo Bolanle Ganiyu

Jessica Akpoebimere Olobio

Fatima Aliyu

411 127 BU/22A/LAW/6091 Muele Baridakara Brightensaagwe

412 128 BU/20B/LAW/4456 Bello Abubakar

Ammar Hassan Suleiman

NanaFirdausi Ashafa Ismail

131 BU/21A/LAW/5195 Aisha Lawal Gada

416 132 BU/22A/LAW/6482 Dalhat sambo Shehu Law

417 133 BU/22C/LAW/7299 Muhammad Idris Sani

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Law of Baze University.” The Dean will say; “Please place your tassels to the left”. Thereafter the Dean will say

“Please be seated.”

The Dean Faculty of Law shall return to his seat

POLICEBAND FANFARE

FACULTYOFMANAGEMENTANDSOCIALSCIENCES

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Dean, Faculty of Management & Social Sciences, Prof. Sa’ada Abdullahi to present the Graduating Students of the Faculty.”

DEAN,FACULTYOFMANAGEMENTANDSOCIALSCIENCES

The Dean, Faculty of Management and Social Sciences will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the Graduating Students in the Faculty of Management & Social Sciences rise up and remain standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

Chinecherem

Iman Ilu

Nasir Tanko

34 BU/21C/BS/5663 Somto Samuel Chukwu Emeka Onyekwuluje

478 35 BU/23A/BS/7945 Kauthar Mansur

479 36 BU/20C/BS/4491 Mazino Gustave Ojoh

480 37 BU/22C/BS/7796 Naseerah Sifawa Adamu

Abdulkadir Abdullahi

39 BU/22B/BS/6828 Bilkisu Zakaria Abdulaziz

483 40 BU/23C/BS/9606 Al-mustapha Tijjani Shuaibu

484 41 BU/23A/BS/8199 Zulkifli Ahmad Al-qasim

485 1 BU/22A/BS/6298 Abubakar Salihu Ahmad

2 BU/22A/BS/6194 Khadijah Isa Auwal

Stephanie Mekelachi Owhonda

4 BU/22A/BS/6728 Lilly Theresa Mansour

489 5 BU/22A/BS/6246 David Adakole George

Najaatu Yusuf Maccido

Rachel Inabiebu

Khadija Hamza

Abubakar Sadeeq Munnir

Gloria Shawomi Gowon

13 BU/23B/BS/8536 Ahmad Mukhtar Yakubu

Hadiza Aliyu

15 BU/21A/BS/4962 Ahmad Salisu Kurah

500 16 BU/23A/BS/8075 Balkisu Abdullahi Salisu

501 17 BU/22C/BS/7269 Olajide Carter

502 18 BU/21A/BS/5262 Muhammad Umar

503 19 BU/22C/BS/7563 Muhammad Hishaam Munir

504 20

Chizaram Crystal Ogbodo

505 21 BU/22C/BS/7147 David Enahoro Adeleye

506 22 BU/23C/BS/9719 Muhammad Yandi Bashir

507 23 BU/22B/BS/6990 Aisha Umar Kalgo

508 24 BU/22C/BS/7221 Ebube Chinedum Eleke

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONALRELATIONSANDDIPLOMACY

509 1 BU/22A/BS/6389 Palang Vera Elisha

510 2 BU/22A/BS/6283 Sulaiman Abimbola Bashorun

511 3 BU/22A/BS/6278 Bilkisu Babanyaya Ahmad

512 4 BU/22A/BS/6658 Fatima Kazaure Salisu

513 5 BU/22C/BS/7287 Chinaza Vivian Ukamewuru

514 6 BU/22A/BS/6575 Amina Muhammad Anas

515 7 BU/22A/BS/6488 Tania Tariye Turner

516 8 BU/22A/BS/6139 Anita Filibus Simpah

517 9 BU/22A/BS/6406 Surayya Lolo Sahabi

518 10 BU/22C/BS/7815 Jummai Muhammad Tahir

519 11 BU/22A/BS/6632 Martha Tuwabere California

520 12 BU/22A/BS/6580 Kelvin Perewe Toby

521 13 BU/22A/BS/6299 Rabia Maccido musa

Chidera Oluwadabira Akparah

Emmanuel Oyinpreye Lokoson

556 48 BU/22C/BS/7112 Maureen Chibugo Ezebuike

557 49 BU/20C/BS/4584 Winifred Ene Ajonye

558 50 BU/22C/BS/7869 Delyssa Chidera Davidson

559 51 BU/22A/BS/6130 Tamaramomoemi Chisom Waboke

560 52 BU/22C/ENV/7639 Miracle Sunday

561 53 BU/22C/BS/7125 Taiwo Abdulrahman Olayinka Sarumi

562 54 BU/23A/BS/8088 Ogine Kenneth Ominyi

563 55 BU/22C/BS/7330 Godswill Tamaradoubra Tomone

564 56 BU/19B/BS/3682 Igariwey Enwo Iduma

565 57 BU/22C/BS/7590 Sadiq Abubakar Bello

566 58 BU/23B/BS/8494 Fadila Saeed Kunya

567 59 BU/19C/BS/4122 Fatima Bello Abdurrahman

568 60 BU/22A/BS/6360 Aisha Aliyu

569 61 BU/22C/BS/7216 Divya Eleojo Ahiaba

570 62 BU/23A/BS/8192 Bennet Ibikari Alison

571 63 BU/17B/BS/2595 Ebieri Seighaglasgow

572 64 BU/22B/BS/6810 Wafeeya Yuguda Babangida

573 65 BU/19C/BS/4067 Ayodeji Ifeoluwa Kayode

574 66 BU/22C/BS/7493 Joshua Agene Onjefu-obe

575 67 BU/21B/BS/5551 Umar Faruq Muhammad

InternationalRelations andDiplomacy BSc

InternationalRelations and Diplomacy BSc

InternationalRelations andDiplomacy BSc

InternationalRelations andDiplomacy BSc FIRST CLASS BESTGRADUATING STUDENTINDEPARTMENT

InternationalRelations andDiplomacy BSc

International Relations andDiplomacy BSc

InternationalRelations andDiplomacy BSc

InternationalRelations andDiplomacy BSc DEPARTMENTOFMASSCOMMUNICATION

576 1 BU/19C/BS/3825 Maimuna Sallau Musa

577 2 BU/21C/BS/5717 Chinedu Benedict Okwuosha

578 3 BU/21C/BS/5672 Somtochukwu Divine Ezekwugo

579 4 BU/21A/BS/5209 Yusuf Yakub Tama

580 5 BU/22A/BS/6327 Abdulrahman Yusuf-Nuhu

581 6 BU/21C/BS/5675 Maimuna Mohammed Ibrahim

582 7 BU/22C/BS/7260 Ubel Albert Ekanem

583 8 BU/22B/BS/6798 Khairat Abu Al

584 9 BU/21A/BS/5318 Amanda Chito Egbuna

585 10 BU/22C/BS/7178 Aisha Fatihu Abba

586 11 BU/20C/BS/4740 Desire Chimenem Ordu

587 12 BU/22B/BS/6809 Olaniyi-akere Mobolade

588 13 BU/22A/BS/6195 Fatima Mansur Abdullahi

589 14 BU/21C/BS/5970 Shalwul Valentine Shalwul

590 15 BU/23A/BS/8203 Maryam Lawal Daura

591 16 BU/22C/BS/7513 Yahaya Rabah Hassan

592 17 BU/22C/BS/7494 Fatima Usman Umar

MassCommunication BSc

MassCommunication BSc FIRST CLASS BESTGRADUATING STUDENTINDEPARTMENT

MassCommunication BSc

Mass Communication BSc

MassCommunication BSc

MassCommunication BSc DEPARTMENTOFMARKETING

593 1 BU/19A/BS/3607 Raymond Wanta Gasarah Marketing BSc BESTGRADUATING STUDENTINDEPARTMENT

594 2 BU/22C/BS/7379 Zainab Bello Marketing BSc

595 3 BU/21A/BS/4840 Similoluwa Kamal Fashina Marketing BSc

Carmela Zuyeali Akuboh

Bethany Chiasokam Ogugua

7 BU/22C/BS/7226 Alheri Amos Waziri

622 8 BU/22C/BS/7328 Olaitan Comfort Lasisi

623 9 BU/23A/BS/8361 Felicity Obiageli Malomo

624 10 BU/22B/BS/7052 Maryam Sani Mohammed

625 11 BU/22B/BS/7051 Ni’ima Ismail

626 12 BU/21C/BS/5794 Aliyu Mustapha Wakama

627 13 BU/22C/BS/7823 Raqata Azzaki Hussaini

628 14 BU/21A/BS/5319 Amina Nga Usman

629 15 BU/23B/BS/8639 Zahra Maiakwai Yabo

DEPARTMENTOF SOCIOLOGYANDANTHROPOLOGY

630 1 BU/22A/BS/6432 Andrea Alheri Gandu

631 2 BU/22C/BS/7414 Mariam Didi Audu

632 3 BU/22A/BS/6624 Ebiegberi Femene Alpheaus

633 4 BU/22C/BS/7352 Farouk Dangiwa Umar

634 5 BU/22B/BS/6911 Khadija Babaye Yusuf

635 6 BU/22A/BS/6395 Shamsudeen Achile Amodu

636 7 BU/22A/BS/6579 Warebi Vincent Toby

637 8 BU/22A/BS/6440 Tariq Yusuf Mohammed

638 9 BU/22B/BS/6894 Zinai Dominica Marcus

639 10 BU/22B/BS/6905 Roupa Jude Akpodubakaye

640 11 BU/23B/BS/8446 Khadijah Muhammad Sani

641 12 BU/22B/BS/6786 Harith Isah Madawaki

642 13 BU/22B/BS/6888 Haimah Oyiza Momoh

643 14 BU/22A/BS/6633 Caifornia Mary Blabere

644 15 BU/22C/BS/7832 Sa’ada Zeitoun Baba-ahmed

645 16 BU/22C/BS/7361 Olugbule Johnbeloved Doyinsola

646 17 BU/23B/BS/8443 Abdullahi Fatima Saleh

647 18 BU/17C/ENG/2948 Fatima Lubna Abdullahi

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

Sociologyand Anthropology BSc

Sociologyand Anthropology BSc FIRST CLASS

Sociologyand Anthropology BSc

Petroleumand

GasEngineering BSc

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Baze University.”

The Dean will say; “Please place your tassels to the left”. Thereafter the Dean will say

“Please be seated.”

The Dean Faculty of Management and Social Sciences shall return to her seat

POLICEBAND FANFARE

POSTGRADUATESCHOOL REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Acting Dean, School of Postgraduate Studies Assoc. Prof. Akubue AnselmJideofor, to present the graduating students of the School of Postgraduate Studies.”

ACTINGDEAN,SCHOOLOFPOSTGRADUATESTUDIES

The Acting Dean of Postgraduate School will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the of the School of Postgraduate Studies rise up and remain Master Graduands standing”

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

The Acting Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, I present the Graduating Students standing before you and those unavoidably absent for whom I stand proxy, and who have successfully completed their Master of Science Degree Examinations, and have been found worthy, both in learning and in character, to be awarded the Degree of Master of Science of Baze University.”

15 BU/23C/PGS/8757 MustaphaMuhammad Bello

MuhammadAbdulaziz

16 16

17 17 BU/22B/PGS/7086 Faisal Salisu

20 20 BU/23B/PGS/8552 Emmanuel AlexanderApagu

21 21 BU/24A/PGS/9991 MohammedYakubuMohammed

22 22 BU/24A/PGS/9816 Ebiyor OfunamaIsereke

23 23 BU/24A/PGS/10239 Bashir Gimba

24 24 BU/24A/PGS/10127 Hafeez BelloAbubakar

BU/23C/PGS/8813 Chimdiadi CatherineOrji

25 1 BU/23A/PGS/8102 Suleiman JibrinHassan

26 2 BU/22C/PGS/7747 Nabila MatazuHussaini

27 3 BU/20C/PGS/4765 Zahra FatimaMann-isah

BESTGRADUATINGSTUDENT

DEPARTMENTOF LIFE SCIENCE

28 4 BU/22A/PGS/6540 Patrick Tamarauemi Albert

BU/20C/PGS/4765 Zahra FatimaMann-isah

Science

andEnvironmental Science

BEST GRADUATINGSTUDENT

DEPARTMENTOF CHEMISTRY

29 1 BU/22B/PGS/7001 SadiqAbubakarAliyu Chemistry(Environmental ChemistryandPollution studies)

FACULTYOFENGINEERING

DEPARTMENTOFCIVILENGINEERING

30 1 BU/23C/PGS/9035 ClementKiopmaKatyen

31 2 BU/23B/PGS/8490 ThomasYataiDaniel

32 3 BU/24B/PGS/10450 JohnPeterZira

33 4 BU/24A/PGS/10303 ZahradeenUmarBasa

BU/23B/PGS/8490 ThomasYataiDaniel

BESTGRADUATINGSTUDENT

34 1 BU/23B/PGS/8525 Gerald Ogbonnaya Ojim

35 2 BU/23B/PGS/8616 Chukwuemeka Charles Chukwu

36 3 BU/23C/PGS/8927 Abdulkadir Adamu

37 4 BU/23C/PGS/8728 Ahmad Zakari Salihu

38 5 BU/23B/PGS/8620 Auwal Rabiu Madaki

BU/23C/PGS/8728 Ahmad Zakari Salihu

39 1 BU/23C/PGS/9332 Fatima Zanna Hamza

40 2

Abdulmalik Olajide Balogun

41 3 BU/23B/PGS/8601 Babangida Dalhatu

BU/23C/PGS/9345 Abdulmalik Olajide Balogun

42 1 BU/24A/PGS/9981 Ware-ebi Harry Guwor -niki

43 2 BU/24A/PGS/10001 Ojoajogu Joseph Akuh

44 3 BU/23C/PGS/9100 Chinonso Ogbonnaya Obasi

45 4 BU/23B/PGS/8604 Levi Kambai Timothy

46 5 BU/23B/PGS/8533 Adamu Abdullahi Umar

47 6 BU/23B/PGS/8643 Aliyu Malamfashi Jaafar

BU/24A/PGS/9981 Ware-ebi Harry Guwor -niki

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

48 1 BU/23C/PGS/9295 Yusuf Abubakar Saka

GRADUATING STUDENT BU/23C/PGS/9295 Yusuf Abubakar Saka

FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF QUANTITY SURVEYING

49 1 BU/23C/PGS/8658 Kabiru Abdullahi

50 2 BU/23B/PGS/8548 Abdullahi Sani

51 3 BU/23C/PGS/9500 Issa Oluwadare Issa

52 4 BU/23C/PGS/8935 Mukhtar Umar Mairami

53 5 BU/23C/PGS/9541 Ummul kalthumi OlajumokeYusuf

54 6 BU/23C/PGS/8886 Abdulkadir Ibrahim

55 7

56 8 BU/23C/PGS/9271 Abdulrahman Nazifi Abdullahi

57 9 BU/23C/PGS/9579 Nathan Elisha Akaas

58 10 BU/24A/PGS/10060 Saheed Babatunde Isiaka

59 11 BU/24A/PGS/10087 Hayatu Jaafar

60 12 BU/24A/PGS/10102 Sadiq Alkali Abubakar

Nasibah Nasir

61 13

62 14 BU/24A/PGS/9988 David Itopa Ohida

Saheed Babatunde Isiaka

63. 1 BU/23A/PGS/8092 Esther Diwa Paul

64. 2 BU/21C/PGS/6041 Anisa Asma'u Mahmud

65. 3 BU/22C/PGS/7436 Gideon Bissa Haruna

66.

Nkasike Istifanus Gbana

Olaitan Ipaye

68. 6 BU/22B/PGS/6936 Ngozi Marcella Efobi

(Project Management) M

69. 7

BU/22A/PGS/6697 Clement Obikee ali Aguiyi

70. 8 BU/23A/PGS/8241 Adaeze ObyAziwe

71. 9 BU/22A/PGS/6490 Okechukwu Oliver Ifeatu

72. 10

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BU/24A/PGS/10156 Dubem Chibueze Mbagwu

BU/23B/PGS/8495 Pamela Collins Igrubia

BU/23C/PGS/9084 Vivian Emmanuel Etuk

BU/23A/PGS/8231 Uchenna Vivian Obodochukwu

BU/24A/PGS/10272 Timibeleukedi Daumiebi Festus

BU/24A/PGS/10367 Fatai Muideen Abiodun

BU/23C/PGS/8983 Real Daniel Dennis

BU/21B/PGS/5437 Ola Tochi Oji

BU/24A/PGS/10320 Zainab Uthman Muhammad

BU/22C/PGS/7485 Hauwa Ummi Umar

82. 20 BU/23A/PGS/8207 Eme Effiong Daniel

83. 21 BU/22C/PGS/7803 Emmanuel Ikenna Ukeje

84. 22 BU/22C/PGS/7786 Vivian Odogwu

85. 23 BU/22A/PGS/6417 Reuben Egwuaba

86. 24 BU/22A/PGS/6764 Amaebi Osaribie

87. 25 BU/23C/PGS/9074 Sebastine Tartenger Hon

88. 26 BU/24B/PGS/10560 Babatunde Ademola Idowu

89. 27 BU/21A/PGS/5075 Mazida Bint Mohamadou

90. 28 BU/24B/PGS/10533 Simon Efosa Ebhojaiye

91. 29

Osita Nwajah

92. 30 BU/23C/PGS/9128 Istifanus Dung Gyang

93. 31 BU/22C/PGS/7578 Oladele Benjamin Akogun

32 BU/22A/PGS/6745 Nkemnechem Stellamaris Danjuma

Abubakar Muhammad nasir

34 BU/22A/PGS/6717 Veronica Farayola Ayeni

35 BU/22B/PGS/6985 Malvis Pukon

98. 36 BU/24B/PGS/10417 Success Nmesomaya Ugochukwu-ibe

37 BU/20A/PGS/4305 Laure Musa Adamu

Deji Charles Adeyanju

39 BU/24A/PGS/10308 JosephChiaka Ajaero

40 BU/24A/PGS/10252 Justicia Fred Oho

Simon Efosa Ebhojaiye

Lilian Chinedu Ofuonye

Mariam Oluwakemi Adetunji

3 BU/23B/PGS/8607 Ebimoboere Rebecca Alamieyeseigha

106 4 BU/23B/PGS/8600 Faith Afoke Oyaide

107 5 BU/23B/PGS/8441 Ndidi Felix Efan

6 BU/23A/PGS/8277 Otusajo-ahmad Oyelola Sariat

7 BU/23B/PGS/8528 Salim Shehu Barwa

8 BU/22C/PGS/7338 Talatu Khadijat Bagana

9 BU/23C/PGS/8889 Idagiju Grace Haman

112 10 BU/23C/PGS/9386 Nimat Etim asuquo Mikail

113 11 BU/23B/PGS/8424 Sharon Ambrose

114 12 BU/23B/PGS/8502 DanielTernaKwahar

115 13 BU/23C/PGS/9361 GraceAmarachiOzoemelam

116 14 BU/23C/PGS/8889 IdagijuGraceHaman

117 15 BU/23C/PGS/9386 NimatEtimasuquoMikail

118 16 BU/24A/PGS/10177 PaulaTochukwuSegun -oni

119 17 BU/24A/PGS/10089 ArafatAhmadHussain

120 18

BU/24A/PGS/10154 Henrysmith Ozovehe Ohere

121 19 BU/24A/PGS/10136 Obinime -imbu Sotonye

122 20 BU/24A/PGS/9990 Chidinma Edith Tite

123 21 BU/24A/PGS/9789 Idris Khadijah

124 22

BU/24A/PGS/10056 Bello Muktar

125 23 BU/24A/PGS/10195 Emeka-ene Ubasinachi Ikechukwu

126 24 BU/24A/PGS/10169 Abdullahi Abubakar Umar

127 25 BU/23C/PGS/9432 Isa Dattijo Muhammad

128 26 BU/24A/PGS/9948 Abiodun Adeyemi Osinbowale

M.Sc Distinction

M.Sc BEST GRADUATING STUDENT

BU/24B/PGS/10534 Mariam Oluwakemi Adetunji

BU/23B/PGS/8600 Faith Afoke Oyaide

129 1 BU/24A/PGS/10146 Najah Shehu Mahdi

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

130 2 BU/24A/PGS/10021 Victor Chukwubuikem Okechukwu

131 3 BU/23C/PGS/9077 Hakeema Ibrahim

132 4 BU/24C/PGS/11028 Modupe Ngunan Oji

133 5 BU/23C/PGS/9214 Amina Sadiq

134 6 BU/23C/PGS/8797 Amina Ummi Muazu

135 7 BU/23C/PGS/9078 Rakiatou Bagnou Beido

136 8 BU/23C/PGS/9173 Obiageli Vivian Obidiaso

137 9 BU/23B/PGS/8509 Jessica Olohije Omozoje

138 10 BU/23A/PGS/8104 Success Angela Benmaurice

139 11 BU/22B/PGS/7012 Ibrahim Mohammed Kachalla

140 12 BU/23B/PGS/8505 Ummulkhulthum BelloUsman

141 13 BU/23B/PGS/8606 Baffa Sulaiman

142 14 BU/22A/PGS/6525 Zainab Ahmad Aminu

143 15 BU/23B/PGS/8595 Conquer Alaseighe

144 16 BU/23A/PGS/8343 Aisha Mohammed Kolos

145 17 BU/22C/PGS/7380 Tamunotonye Mitchelle George

146 18 BU/23C/PGS/9213 Safiyya Haruna Sulaiman

147 19 BU/23C/PGS/9081 Muhammad UsmanWunti

148 20 BU/23C/PGS/9356 Abdulkadir Kurfi Yakubu

149 21 BU/23A/PGS/8080 Esobuneta Jennifer Ezebalike

150 22 BU/23A/PGS/8363 Muhammed Njidda Umar

151 23 BU/22C/PGS/7650 Magaret Chiamaka Osuji

152 24 BU/19C/PGS/4030 MaryAkpan Enoh

153 25 BU/23B/PGS/8434 Fadimatu Aminu Sambo

154 26 BU/22C/PGS/7390 Salma Umar Tanko

155 27 BU/23A/PGS/8113 Khalid Aisha Iye

156 28 BU/23A/PGS/8178 Faruq Babangida Umar

157 29 BU/23B/PGS/8632 Victoria Enyojo John

158 30 BU/22B/PGS/7067 Thelma Ovino Efekodha

159 31 BU/23A/PGS/8198 NaomiWuraola Adesida

160 32 BU/23B/PGS/8459 Suleiman Abbas Jigas

161 33 BU/23B/PGS/8560 Ukamaka Diana Kenechukwu-agwu

162 34 BU/23C/PGS/8661 CharityUduak Gibson

163 35 BU/23C/PGS/8672 Diana Adaku Ekeh

164 36 BU/23B/PGS/8453 AnitaChiamakaEzekwe

165 37 BU/23C/PGS/9425 FawaleOlasunkanmi

166 38 BU/23B/PGS/8553 FatimaOwunaAbdullahi

167 39 BU/23C/PGS/9252 BlessingOmaidoAlheri -audu

168 40 BU/23C/PGS/9048 ChidinmaGraceOkebe

169 41 BU/23B/PGS/8489 AdaezePreciousOnyekwere

170 42 BU/23C/PGS/9172 Jane IjeomaAgorua

(Entrepreneurship)

(Human Resources Management)

(Marketing)

(Entrepreneurship)

(Finance)

(Finance) MBA

Management)

MBA Distinction

171. 43

BU/23C/PGS/9423 Olabimpe Tinuoye Fawale

172. 44 BU/23A/PGS/8064 Lydia Ugochi Anaetoo

173. 45

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177. 49

178. 50

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180. 52

BU/23B/PGS/8569 Hafsat Abdulakadir Yusuf

BU/23C/PGS/9171 Aishat Saliu

BU/23C/PGS/9571 Ogechi Joyce Michael-akuka

BU/23A/PGS/8176 Chioma Cynthia Odimma

BU/23B/PGS/8549 Ola Onyinye Amanda

BU/23B/PGS/8474 Ahmad Maryam Bala

BU/23C/PGS/9398 Halima Muhammad Jidda

BU/23B/PGS/8530 Subai'a Lawal kuki

181. 53 BU/21A/PGS/5119 LauraNwamaka Aroguma

182. 54

183. 55

184. 56

BU/22C/PGS/7638 Asma'u Ardo Shanono

BU/23A/PGS/8114 Muhammad auwal Haruna

BU/24A/PGS/10354 Aishatu Mohammed Jumba

185. 57 BU/23C/PGS/9537 Ernest Enemona Onoja

MBA (Entrepreneurship) MBA

MBA (Finance) MBA Distinction

MBA (Entrepreneurship) MBA Distinction

MBA (Human Resources Management) MBA

MBA (Finance) MBA

MBA (Human Resources Management) MBA

MBA (Human Resources Management) MBA Distinction

MBA (Entrepreneurship) MBA

MBA (Human Resources Management) MBA

MBA (Entrepreneurship) MBA

MBA(Human Resources Management) MBA

MBA (Finance) MBA

Management PGD

Management M.Sc

BESTGRADUATING STUDENT

BU/24A/PGS/10146 Najah Shehu Mahdi Management PGD

BU/23C/PGS/9214 Amina Sadiq Management M.Sc

BU/22C/PGS/7390 Salma Umar Tanko

186. 1 BU/23B/PGS/8496 Sele TimothySamuel

187. 2 BU/23A/PGS/8078 Sobenna Cyril Anosike

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

MBA () MBA

188. 3 BU/23A/PGS/8164 SaiduYahaya

189. 4 BU/23B/PGS/8612 Patricia Omolola Rowland

BESTGRADUATING STUDENT

190. 1

M.Sc Distinction

BU/23B/PGS/8612 Patricia Omolola Rowland Sociology M.Sc DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

BU/23C/PGS/9508 Onyinye Shalon Chukwunwendu

191. 2 BU/23B/PGS/8501 Nsikak Mfon Udo

192. 3 BU/23B/PGS/8414 Chinomso Success Nwaimo

193. 4 BU/24A/PGS/10151 JoyAniefiok Stephen

194. 5

195. 6

BU/24A/PGS/10201 Amirah Aminu Bello

BU/23A/PGS/8246 Karen Ebite Emmanuel

196. 7 BU/23C/PGS/9366 Victor Adagogo Jaja

197. 8 BU/24A/PGS/10241 Hauwa'u Adamu Bomai

198. 9 BU/23C/PGS/8885 Doreen Averem Anya

199. 10

BU/23C/PGS/9131 Favour Ebigberi Fiderikumo

200. 11 BU/23C/PGS/10049 Ibierebo SunjuyeWhyte

201. 12 BU/23C/PGS/9414 Emmanuel Chiedoziem Nwaka

202. 13 BU/22C/PGS/7618 Fauziya Muhammad Sirajo

BU/24A/PGS/10151 JoyAniefiok Stephen

203. 1 BU/23C/PGS/9394 AndrewChidi Nwokotubo

204. 2 BU/24B/PGS/10514 DanielAgwu Akwari

205. 3 BU/24C/PGS/10686 EmmanuellaChinenye Okotcha

206 4 BU/24C/PGS/11264 UchennaDominicAgu

207 5 BU/24C/PGS/10689 SajidaBuhariBarkindo

208 6 BU/24C/PGS/11098 RidwanBabajideSanni

209 7 BU/24A/PGS/9885 HalimaIlhamAboki

210 8 BU/24A/PGS/9900 MuhammadNurudeenUmar

211 9 BU/24A/PGS/9884 FatimaAminuChindo

Distinction

212. 10

213. 11

214. 12

215. 13

216. 14

BU/23A/PGS/8121 RuthZom Kallah

BU/23C/PGS/9661 Maryam Hussaini Monguno

BU/23A/PGS/8376 Muhammed MainasaraSada

BU/24A/PGS/10054 Sallau Hanifah Adamu

BU/23C/PGS/9806 Sopakirite Onari-brown

217. 15 BU/23C/PGS/9634 Aisha MahmoudNdadzuru

218. 16

219. 17

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BU/23A/PGS/8244 Sulaiman Nasir

BU/23C/PGS/9412 NafisahTukur Ibrahim

BU/24A/PGS/9969 Goodness OsemehOberiefoh

BU/24C/PGS/11359 KhadijahNuraHamisu

222. 20 BU/24C/PGS/11012 MichelleKennedyAkwawo

223. 21

224. 22

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226. 24

227. 25

228. 26

BU/24C/PGS/11127 FatimaMohammedHabib

BU/24B/PGS/10404 Ibrahim Bello Al-mustapha

BU/24C/PGS/10989 Mudoh FaithAwuh

BU/24C/PGS/11038 Nafisa Umar

BU/24C/PGS/10921 Joshua OsebhahiemenEhikioya

BU/24C/PGS/10941 Olawunmi MichelleOgbe

229. 27 BU/24C/PGS/10853 ChidiogoAugustaElo-okoye

230. 28 BU/24C/PGS/10822 OmosholaHelenEnayaba

231. 29 BU/24A/PGS/10073 MercyEhi Ebute

232. 30 BU/23C/PGS/10442 Patrick OghoghoObahiagbon

233. 31 BU/24C/PGS/11142 Abdullahi Khalifa Ibrahim

234. 32 BU/24A/PGS/10343 Babucarr Dumbuya

235. 33 BU/24A/PGS/9984 Damilare DestinyIsese-daniels

236. 34 BU/23C/PGS/9516 GloriaChi-chi Thomas

237. 35 BU/24A/PGS/10091 IslamiyyahAbdulwaheed-ishola

238. 36 BU/24A/PGS/9956 Michael ChideraUkatu

239. 37 BU/24A/PGS/10093 MichelleBarakemi Zuokumor

240. 38 BU/24A/PGS/10307 TracyChidinma Mcwary

241. 39 BU/24B/PGS/10548 Sultan Bashir Suleiman

242. 40 BU/24B/PGS/10418 Ena Martha Inedu

243. 41 BU/24C/PGS/10829 CharityZakka

244. 42 BU/24C/PGS/11073 JohnOdekina Itaha

245. 43 BU/24B/PGS/10498 Biboye FrancisTabai

246. 44 BU/24C/PGS/10719 OlanrewajuLawal

247. 45 BU/24A/PGS/10317 JonathanNandam Temlong

248. 46 BU/24A/PGS/10135 EleanorWukehJohn-oti

249. 47 BU/22B/PGS/6986 FatimaAbiso Abubakar

250. 48 BU/23C/PGS/9127 GraceNguemoImo

251. 49 BU/23C/PGS/9012 Hafsat BashirSaleh

252. 50 BU/24A/PGS/10069 HalimahSa'admohammed

253. 51 BU/23C/PGS/9275 JaneChidinmaDappa

254 52 BU/23C/PGS/9123 JaneMusaIbrahim

255 53 BU/23C/PGS/8991 PaulaChidinmaSamuel -alabi

256 54 BU/23C/PGS/9147 SadiqSkbMuhmammad

257 55 BU/22C/PGS/7759 UsenLeticia

258 56 BU/23A/PGS/8054 SomtoAmaraOnwuka

259 57 BU/24A/PGS/10295 MercyEzinnebuakuElechi

Relations and Diplomacy PGD

International Relationsand Diplomacy PGD

International Relationsand Diplomacy PGD Distinction

International Relationsand Diplomacy PGD

International Relationsand Diplomacy PGD Distinction

International Relationsand Diplomacy PGD

International Relationsand Diplomacy M.Sc

International Relationsand Diplomacy M.Sc Distinction

International Relationsand Diplomacy M.Sc

International Relationsand Diplomacy M.Sc Distinction

International Relationsand Diplomacy M.Sc

InternationalRelationsand Diplomacy MSc

InternationalRelationsand Diplomacy

260 58.

BU/23B/PGS/8508 Nkechi Sandra Ejezie

261 59. BU/24B/PGS/10481 Maryjane Chinonye Uche

262 60. BU/24A/PGS/9943 Innocent Ali Ikpebe

263 61.

264 62.

265 63.

266 64.

267 65.

268 66.

269 67.

270 68.

BU/22A/PGS/6396 Jemima Bello

BU/24A/PGS/10256 Obumneke Divine Biringa

BU/24A/PGS/9834 Loveth Abiere Ugele

BU/24B/PGS/10424 Bashir Bukar Baale

BU/23B/PGS/8523 Raheem Tunji Olawuyi

BU/24A/PGS/10180 Umasom Amon

BU/23C/PGS/8937 Abubakar Adabara Ado-ibrahim

BU/24C/PGS/11105 Praise Chieme Onyeukwu

271 69. BU/23C/PGS/8888 Solumtochi Praise bassey Uzodinma

272 70.

273 71.

274 72.

BU/24C/PGS/11196 Peter Samuel Ojonugwa

BU/24C/PGS/10731 Adanna Stephanie Obiakor

BU/24A/PGS/9895 Farouk Boukari Dan bouga

275 73. BU/23A/PGS/8109 Maryam Manu Soro

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc Distinction

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc Distinction

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc Distinction

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc

International Relations and Diplomacy PGD BEST GRADUATING STUDENT

BU/24C/PGS/10686 Emmanuella Chinenye Okotcha

BU/24A/PGS/10073 MercyEhi Ebute

BU/24A/PGS/10093 Michelle Barakemi Zuokumor

BU/24A/PGS/9834 Loveth Abiere Ugele

Security, Leadership and Society M.Sc

Intelligence and Global Security M.Sc

International Relations and Diplomacy PGD

International Relations and Diplomacy M.Sc DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION

276 1. BU/24B/PGS/10413 Adejoke Olukemi Akinsanmi Mass Communication

277 2. BU/22B/PGS/6912 Ezinnayamaka Chizitere Egbuka Mass Communication

278 3. BU/23A/PGS/8090 Christiana Enayi Lot-linus

Mass Communication

279 4. BU/23A/PGS/8237 Mustapha Bolaji Mustapha Mass Communication

280 5. BU/23A/PGS/8347 Juliet Tariboere Molos Mass Communication M.Sc

Communication

281 6. BU/22C/PGS/7105 Dokubo-asari Amirah Nene

282 7. BU/22B/PGS/6993 Aisha Usman

283 8. BU/23A/PGS/8160 Habiba Muhammad baba Idris Mass Communication

284 9. BU/24A/PGS/10209 Miriam Ada Emeka-amadi Mass Communication

285 10. BU/22B/PGS/6945 Iniobong Okon Bassey

286 11. BU/21C/PGS/6003 Hadiza Jika Shuaibu

287 12. BU/23C/PGS/9007 Salisu Suleiman

288 13. BU/22B/PGS/6928 Sanni Onize Joy

BU/23C/PGS/9007 Salisu Suleiman

289 1 BU/22A/PGS/6654 David Fanen Dyegh

290 2 BU/23C/PGS/8795 Hadiza Mai

291 3 BU/24A/PGS/9929 Chris Azuka Nwaokolo

292 4 BU/23C/PGS/9557 Bilal Hassan Othman

293 5 BU/23C/PGS/9102 Muneerah Auwal

294 6 BU/23C/PGS/9589 Uthman Ibrahim Yakasai

295 7 BU/23C/PGS/9349 Adamu Al-hassan

296 8 BU/23C/PGS/9574 Zaynab Ibrahim Dauda

297 9 BU/24B/PGS/10552 Fatimah Haruna Dasuki

298 10 BU/24B/PGS/10559 RuqayyaKabirIbrahim

299 11 BU/24B/PGS/10388 SadatOdemiteAudu

300 12 BU/24A/PGS/9880 MichaelChukwuemekaAkuka

301 13 BU/23C/PGS/9588 FaridaMohammed

Communication

BEST GRADUATING STUDENT

Communication M.Sc DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

BESTGRADUATINGSTUDENT

BU/24A/PGS/9880 MichaelChukwuemekaAkuka Economics MSc DEPARTMENTOFPSYCHOLOGY

302 1 BU/24B/PGS/10555 WunujiInuwaSaleh

ClinicalPsychology MSc

303 2 BU/24B/PGS/10477 ObinwanneElsieOgbebor ClinicalPsychology

304 3 BU/24B/PGS/10492 IdaraRayBrown

305 4 BU/24A/PGS/10556 JosephJeremiahBassey ClinicalPsychology

306 5 BU/23C/PGS/9552 StephenNuhuAdi

307 6 BU/23C/PGS/8730 Oluwanifesi AbeebatOlufawo ClinicalPsychology MSc Distinction

308 7 BU/24B/PGS/10459 StephanieEneHenry -eziashi

309 8 BU/24A/PGS/10005 NanbamIshayaLalu

BU/23C/PGS/9552 StephenNuhuAdi

DevelopmentalPsychology MSc Distinction BESTGRADUATINGSTUDENT

OVERALLBESTGRADUATINGSTUDENT(POSTGRADUATE)

S/N STUDENTID STUDENTNAME PROGRAMME/DEGREE HONOURS CGPA CLASSOFDEGREE

1 BU/24B/PGS/10533 SimonEfosaEbhojaiye LAW LL.M 50 FIRSTCLASS

2 BU/24A/PGS/9834 LovethAbiereUgele InternationalRelationsandDiplomacy MSc 50 FIRSTCLASS

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the Master of Science of Baze University.”

The Acting Dean will say; “Please place your tassels as it is, on the left”. Thereafter the Acting Dean will say

“Please be seated.”

The Acting Dean Postgraduate School shall return to his seat

POLICEBAND FANFARE

POSTGRADUATESCHOOL REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“I now call upon the Acting Dean, School of Postgraduate Studies Assoc. Prof. Akubue AnselmJideofor, to present the graduating students of the School of Postgraduate Studies.”

ACTINGDEAN,SCHOOLOFPOSTGRADUATESTUDIES

The Acting Dean of School of Postgraduate Studies will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will the of the School of Postgraduate Studies rise up and remain standing” PhD Graduands

The Graduating Students will rise and remain standing.

HOODINGOFPh.DGRADUANDS

The Acting Dean School of Postgraduate Studies will call and hood each of the Ph.D graduands.

Each PhD graduand is called upon, hooded and remains standing. The Acting Dean will then address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, I present the Graduating Students standing before you and those unavoidably absent for whom I stand proxy, and who have successfully completed their Doctor of Philosophy Degree Examinations, and have been found worthy, both in learning and in character, to be awarded the Degree of of Baze University.”

Doctor of Philosophy

Ph.D GRADUANDS LIST

S/N

1 NUHUUMAR

2 FESTUSOBRUCHE KWODE

3 VICTOROTAIGBE AYEMERE

4 LAWALALIYUMAGAJI

5 CHRISTIANAOLUWASEYI ADEYEYE

6 OZOANIGEOFFREY CHUKWUMA

7 GBADEBOAYODELE ADELOYE

8 OFFIONGAGOMJARIGBE

9 LUKMANOLAYIWOLE MUSTAPHA

10 OZOEMELAM OKECHUKWUCHARLES

11 OLUBUKOLAAYOOLA OZIGI

12 ALHASSAN ABDULMUTALLIB

ABUBAKARKIMPA ISAH

14 OLUKAYODE KELVIN OLUKOJU

15 DAVIDALABA MAKANJUOLA

16 ALHERI BULUS NYAKO

BU/23A/PGS/8184 Accounting &Finance

BU/23A/PGS/8350

BU/23A/PGS/8206

BU/23A/PGS/8404

BU/23A/PGS/8270

BU/23A/PGS/8357

BU/23A/PGS/8345

BU/23A/PGS/8257

BU/23A/PGS/8385

BU/23A/PGS/8210

BU/23A/PGS/8042

Business Management &Marketing

Business Management & Marketing

Business Management &Marketing

BU/23A/PGS/8390 ComputerSci

BU/23A/PGS/8336 ComputerSci

BU/23A/PGS/8271 ComputerSci

BU/23A/PGS/8171 Economics

BU/23A/PGS/8245 Law

PENSIONLIABILITIESREPORTINGANDFINANCIAL PERFORMANCEOFPENSIONFUNDADMINISTRATORS INNIGERIA(2014 -2024)

MODERATINGEFFECTOFENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONONENTREPRENEURIALMINDSETAND PERFORMANCEOFSMEsINNIGERIA

MODERATINGEFFECT OFMANAGEMENTPOLICYON AGRICULTURALCOMMODITYEXPORTAND ENTREPRENEURIALPERFORMANCEOFEXPORTING FIRMS INNIGERIA

MODERATINGEFFECTOFGOVERNMENTSUPPORTON ENTREPRENEURIALPROGRAMMES ANDREALESTATE GROWTHINNIGERIA

MEDIATINGEFFECTOFJOBSATISFACTIONON COMPENSATIONANDACADEMICSTAFFPERFORMANCE INSELECTEDPRIVATEUNIVERSITIESINNIGERIA

EFFECTOFPENSIONFUNDSINVESTMENTON ECONOMICGROWTHINNIGERIA

EFFECTOFCREDITRISKMANAGEMENTONFINANCIAL PERFORMANCEOFLISTEDDEPOSITMONEYBANKSIN NIGERIA

MODERATINGEFFECTOFWORK -LIFEBALANCEON THERELATIONSHIPBETWEENTALENTMANAGEMENT PRACTICESANDEMPLOYEEPERFORMANCEINPUBLIC ENTERPRISES,ABUJA,NIGERIA.

EFFECTOFMORTGAGELOANSONREALESTATE INDUSTRYPERFORMANCEINNIGERIA

MODERATINGEFFECTOFDIGITALLITERACYON DIGITALTECHNOLOGYADOPTIONANDSMALLAND MEDIUMENTERPRISESPERFORMANCEINABA ABIA STATE

MEDIATINGEFFECTOFSKILLDEVELOPMENT ON TALENTMANAGEMENTANDEMPLOYEE PERFORMANCEINDEPOSITMONEYBANKSINABUJA, NIGERIA

ENHANCEDUNETEXTENDED(EUNetX):ACUSTOM DEEPLEARNINGARCHITECTUREFORAUTOMATED BRAINTUMORSEGMENTATIONIN CTMEDICALIMAGES FORRADIOTHERAPYPLANNING

DEVELOPMENT OFAN ENSEMBLE MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORK FORTHE PREDICTIONOF DROPOUT RATES INNORTHERNNIGERIANPRIMARYSCHOOLS USINGRANDOMFOREST ALGORITHM WITHSHAP EXPLAINABILITY

A NEW DEEP LEARNINGAPPROACHTOFAIRNESSBASEDBIAS MITIGATION IN FACIAL RECOGNITION SYSTEMS

IMPACT OFPUBLICDEBT ON INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN SUB SAHARANAFRICANCOUNTRIES

EXAMINATION OFTHE LEGAL REGIMES FORLIABILITY OFDIRECTORS FORBANK FAILURE INNIGERIA

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will say:

“By the authority of Senate, I award all and severally, the of Baze Doctor of Philosophy University.”

Thereafter, all Ph.D graduands shall bow ﬁrst to the Chancellor and then to the Senate.

The Acting Dean will say; “Please place your tassels as it is, on the left”.

The Acting Dean of Postgraduate School shall present the Ph.D graduands with the Baze University Alumni Muﬄers.

The Acting Dean will announce:

"Ph.D Graduands of Baze University, please turn and face the audience."

(The Ph.D Graduands comply)

The Acting Dean will then declare:

"Distinguished Guests, Parents, Guardians, Ladies and Gentlemen, I respectfully present the pioneer Ph.D Graduands of Baze University."

(The audience applauds)

The Acting Dean will say,

"Please return to your seats"

The Acting Dean Postgraduate School shall return to his seat.

OATH OF INDUCTION OF GRADUATING STUDENTS/ALUMNI PLEDGE

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say:

“Will all the Graduands stand and remain standing as the Chancellor administers the oath of induction into Baze University, Abuja Alumni Association.” Chancellor, Sir.

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will administer the oath as follows:

“In the exercise of the powers conferred on me as the Chancellor by the relevant Laws of the University, on behalf of the Senate, Management and Board of Trustees, I hereby admit you, all and severally, into the Baze University Alumni Association.”

“Please be seated.”

The Chancellor returns to his seat.

POLICEBAND

FANFARE

PRESENTATIONOFSPECIALANDOTHERPRIZES

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, by the Authority of Senate, I present to you the following candidates for the Award of Prizes of Baze University”.

The Registrar then reads the names of the Prize Winners and the respective prizes they have won. As the Registrar calls the names, each recipient will ascend the dais and doﬀ cap before the Chancellor. The Chancellor will shake hands and present the Prize.

LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS

BESTGRADUATINGSTUDENTSBYFACULTY (UNDERGRADUATE)

A FACULTYOFALLIEDHEALTHSCIENCES

1 BU/23A/BMS/8147 Victoria Osaruwe Ajie PublicHealth

2 BU/23A/BMS/8179 Aisha Hanga Rufai Public

B FACULTYOFBASICMEDICAL SCIENCES

1 BU/22C/SCI/7288 Sa'adat Ummi Abdullah

C FACULTYOF ENVIRONMENTALSCIENCES

1 BU/22A/ENV/6178 Adaeze Eberechi Madubuike Estate Management 363

D FACULTYOFENGINEERING

1 BU/22C/ENG/7350 Mustapha Habib PetroleumandGas Engineering

E FACULTYOFCOMPUTINGAND INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY

BU/22B/IT/6876 Aliyu Ibrahim Garba ComputerScience

F FACULTYOFLAW

1 BU/22A/LAW/6079 Chinaza Benedicta Onuchukwu Law

G FACULTYOFMANAGEMENTANDSOCIALSCIENCES

1 BU/23C/BS/9195 Temitola Adekunlejohnson PublicAdministration

2 BU/22B/BS/6911 Khadija Babaye Yusuf Sociologyand Anthropology

BESTGRADUATINGSTUDENTBYDEPARTMENT (UNDERGRADUATE)

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORYSCIENCE (BMLS)

1 1 BU/21A/BMS/4884 Somtoo Joshua Nwabueze Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS)

GRADUATINGSTUDENT

GRADUATING STUDENTIN DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

2 2 BU/23A/BMS/8147 Victoria Osaruwe Ajie Public Health

3 3 BU/23A/BMS/8179 Aisha Hanga Rufai Public Health

DEPARTMENT OF RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIATION SCIENCE

4 1 BU/21C/RAD/5873 Rukayya Buba Sanusi Radiographyand Radiation Science B.RAD

THE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN ANATOMY

GRADUATING

5 1 BU/21A/BMS/4809 Obirizi Fyne-Akah HumanAnatomy

GRADUATING STUDENT INTHE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

6 1 BU/21C/BMS/6013 Orevaoghene Treasure Okore Human Physiology

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

7 1 BU/23A/SCI/8052 Maryam Usman Microbioogy

DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICALSCIENCES

8 1 BU/23B/SCI/8579 Rabiatu Abdullahi Matazu Biological Sciences

DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

9 1 BU/22C/SCI/7288 Sa'adat Ummi Abdullah

12 1

14 1 BU/22B/IT/6819 Barakat Abdullahi Laushi

Aisha Fatihu Abba Mass

FANFARE

PRESENTATION OF HONORARY DEGREE

HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU DIOMAYE FAYE, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SENEGAL

The Registrar doﬀ cap and says;

The Board of Trustees and the Senate of Baze University have approved that the Doctorate Degree of Political Science (Honoris Causa) be conferred on HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU DIOMAYE FAYE, It is my pleasure therefore to call on the Vice-Chancellor, Baze University to invite HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU DIOMAYE FAYE, the Honorary Awardee, to the podium.

VICECHANCELLOR

The Vice Chancellor doﬀ cap and say “It is my honour to invite HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU DIOMAYEFAYE, the Honorary Awardee to the podium”.

The Awardee will stand and remain standing

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say: It is my honour to call on Prof. Abiodun Adeniyi, the University Orator to present the citation of HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU DIOMAYE FAYE, President of The Republic of Senegal.

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say; I humbly invite the Chancellor to present the Award to HIS EXCELLENCY, BASSIROU DIOMAYEFAYE, the Honorary Awardee.

CHANCELLOR

The Chancellor will rise, move to the podium, present the awards and returns to his seat with the awardee.

POLICEBAND FANFARE

GOODWILLMESSAGESBYTHEVISITINGVICE-CHANCELLORS REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, I now invite Vice-Chancellors of visiting universities to present their goodwill messages to the Vice-Chancellor of Baze University”.

The Registrar then reads the names of visiting Vice-Chancellors who will ascend the dais, shake hands with the Vice-Chancellor of Baze University, present their Goodwill Messages and return to their seats.

12th Convocation Ceremony

FANFARE

REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and address the Chancellor as follows:

“Chancellor, Sir, I now invite the Best Graduating Students (Undergraduate and Postgraduate) to respectively present their valedictory messages to the University”.

VALEDICTORYMESSAGESBYBESTGRADUATINGSTUDENTS:

UNDERGRADUATE

1. MUSTAPHA HABIB - BU/22C/ENG/7350 B.Sc Faculty of Engineering, Department of Petroleum and Gas Engineering with CGPA 3.93 on a scale of 4.0

POSTGRADUATE

1. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TOL HUBA ALHERI BULUS NYAKO - BU/23A/PGS/8245

Ph.D Law

POLICEBAND FANFARE REGISTRAR

The Registrar will rise, doﬀ cap and say;

The Chancellor Sir, I now invite Atiku Saleh PhD, the Deputy Vice- Chancellor (Administration) to give the Vote of Thanks.

The DVC Administration will rise, doﬀ cap and give the Vote of Thanks, thereafter return to his seat.

FANFARE CLOSING

The Registrar will doﬀ cap and invite the Chancellor to declare the convocation closed by saying:

“Chancellor, Sir, may I invite you to please declare the congregation closed.”

The Registrar resumes his seat.

The Chancellor will proceed to dissolve the congregation by saying:

“I hereby declare this Congregation of Baze University Abuja for the purpose of the 12th Convocation ceremony, closed.”

The Assembly will then rise for:

Baze Anthem

National Anthem

RECESSION

The Chancellor, Special Guest of Honour and others will leave the hall in reverse order. Mace Bearer in front of the Chancellor.

FACULTY OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

Justice Alfa Belgore Building

Dr.

Andrew Ag. Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

Yashim Nuhu

FACULTY OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

Justice Alfa Belgore Building

Assoc. Prof. Okolo Raymond Acting Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

OBIRIZI FYNE-AKAH

FAWAZ SANI SULEIMAN OREVAOGHENE TREASURE OKORE SAADAT UMMI ABDULLAH

OLUWADAMILARE OMONEFE OYENIRAN

FACULTY OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Michael Hodd Building

Prof. Rufai Yauri Aliyu Dean, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology

FACULTY OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

12th Convocation Ceremony

FACULTY OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GRADUATING

STUDENTS 2025

BU/22C/IT/7421

BU/22A/IT/6204

BU/23C/IT/8800

BU/22A/IT/6060

NELSON-IDATEME DAGOGO JUMBO MUSTAPHA MUHAMMAD

ABDULLAHI ALHASSAN

GRACE CHIEMELIE OKECHI

Rose Okwechime Building

Acting Dean, Faculty of Engineering

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

SHAMSUDEEN

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

BU/16B/ENG/1955

ASMAU MUKHTAR ABUBAKAR

BU/21C/ENG/5848

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

MUHAMMAD MUSTAPHA JIBRIN AHMAD YERO BELLO

BU/21A/ENG/5261

BU/21A/ENG/4957

MAIMUNA BASHIR MUSAMI ABDALLAH SULEIMAN

BU/21A/ENG/5044

BU/21B/ENG/5609

USMAN HAFSAT NASARAWA ABDULRAHMAN ZURU ABDULLAHI FATIMA LUBNA ABDULLAHI

KASHIF AYOMIDE RUFAI RAHAMA STEPHANIE ABDULKADIR

BU/21C/ENG/5634 BU/19A/ENG/3542

BU/22B/ENG/7071

BU/22B/ENG/6944

BU/17C/ENG/2948

Aliyu Modibbo Building

Assoc. Prof. Muhammad Umbugala Douglas

Ag. Dean, Faculty of Environmental sciences/HOD Building

FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

MUSA IBRAHIM SHAABA MARWAN AWWAL IBRAHIM

SHAKUR AMEEN SHAKUR SAIFUDEEN OHIDA SULLAYMAN

Abiola Ojo Building

Prof. Musa Usman Abubakar Dean, Faculty of Law

FACULTY OF LAW GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

CHINAZA

OLUTADE

FACULTY OF LAW GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

MUELE

Ahmadu Abubakar Building

Abdullahi Dean, Faculty of Management and Social Sciences

Prof. Sa’ada

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND

SOCIAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

FACULTY

OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

FACULTY

OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

Rose Okwechime Building

Assoc. Prof. Akubue

Anselm Jideofor

Ag. Dean/Deputy Dean School of Post Graduate studies

SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

EBIYOR

SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

ABUBAKAR MUHAMMAD

UCHENNA VIVIAN

SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

BU/24B/PGS/10552

NAFISA

SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

SCHOOL OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

Ph.D GRADUATING STUDENTS 2025

BAZE UNIVERSITY ABUJA OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO GRADUANDS

Graduation signifies an institution's formal affirmation that a student has completed all academic and administrative requirements for the award of a degree. Convocation is the ceremonial assembly where approved graduands, robed in academic regalia, are officially conferred with their degrees and honoured for their scholarly accomplishments.

1. All Bachelor's and Master's Degree graduands are required to pay a non-refundable Convocation Levy of 50,000.00 (Fifty Thousand Naira only). This payment is mandatory, irrespective of whether or not they attend the ceremony or hire academic outﬁts.

2. All Doctoral Degree graduands are required to pay a non-refundable Convocation Levy of 250,000.00 (two hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira only), inclusive of regalia, which remains in their possession, thereafter.

3. All graduands are also expected to pay a Baze University Alumni Association (BUAA) membership levy of 5,000.00 (Five Thousand Naira Only) through the University Bursary into the designated account.

BazeUniversityAlumni Account 1310815821

Zenith Bank Plc

4. Academic outfits will not be issued on the day of Convocation. Graduands are required to collect their outfits at least three (3) days before the ceremony, upon presentation of: a Clearance certificate, and Receipts of payment for all outstanding fees, including the Convocation and BUAA levies. Upon verification of payments, academic outfits and invitation cards shall be issued by the Dean, Students' Affairs, from 1st to 7th November 2025 between 10 am and 2 pm.

5. The Order of Proceedings (OOP) will be distributed to all graduands before the commencement of the academic procession on the Convocation Day.

6. Academic outfits must be returned immediately after the ceremony or no later than 13th November 2025, to the Representative of the Dean, Students' Affairs, at the Academic Outfit Room in the Multipurpose Hall. Late return attracts a penalty of 2,000.00 (Two Thousand Naira) per day.

7. Graduands who fail to return their academic outﬁts or pay the BUAA levy will not be issued their Students' Transcripts until full compliance is conﬁrmed.

8. All graduands are to assemble and robe at the Faculty of Environmental Sciences by 8:00 a.m. before proceeding in procession to the Abdulsalami Abubakar Multipurpose Hall. Only graduands in full academic regalia will be allowed to join the procession.

9. The academic procession will commence promptly at 8:30 a.m. Graduands who arrive late will not be admitted into the procession.

10. All graduands must be fully robed before the procession begins. Faculty Oﬃcers, the Secretary of the Postgraduate School, and the Dean of Students' Aﬀairs will ensure proper wearing of hoods and caps.

a. First-degree graduands: The tassel (cord) should hang on the right side of the cap before admission.

b. Upon the Chancellor's declaration - “I admit you all” - graduands should move their tassels from the right to the left, symbolising admission into the body of graduates.

11. The procession will be arranged in Divisions, grouped by Faculties, each led by a senior representative of the Registrar's Oﬃce.

12. Graduands must be seated in their designated Faculty sections within the Hall.

13. Higher degree recipients (Master's, PhD, etc.) should wear their tassels to the left from the start, indicating prior degree conferral.

14. During the ceremony, female graduands are to show courtesy (a slight bow or nod) when greeting the Chancellor or other dignitaries. In contrast, male graduands should bow respectfully without removing their caps.

15. Unauthorised movement and photography are strictly prohibited within the Convocation Hall. The use of mobile phones is also restricted for all during the ceremony.

16. Only accredited photographers will be permitted to operate in designated campus areas during the Convocation Ceremony. Accreditation must be obtained from the Chief Security Oﬃcer (CSO) by 6th November 2025.

17. Media organisations wishing to cover the ceremony must also obtain prior accreditation from the CSO before 6th November 2025.

18. All graduands and guests are to stand during the academic procession, the National Anthem, and the University Anthem. Graduands are expected to remain orderly and seated until the oﬃcial closing of the ceremony.

19. Graduands should proceed to their Faculty Homecoming venues after the main Convocation ceremony, where their degree certiﬁcates will be oﬃcially issued.

20. Collection of certiﬁcates by proxy is strictly prohibited.

21. Documentation for Certiﬁcate Collection will take place between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesday, November 5th to 7th, 2025.

22. To collect certiﬁcates, graduands must present: Original Student ID Card and a photocopy; and sign and thumbprint in the presence of their Head of Department (HoD) and Dean to conﬁrm proper documentation.

23. Faculties will organise brief Homecoming ceremonies, including processions in academic regalia. Graduands are advised to keep their gowns clean and presentable for this occasion.

24. Food and refreshments shall not be served at the Homecoming ceremony.

25. Baze University congratulates all graduands on their achievements and extends warm wishes for a memorable and successful Convocation Ceremony.

Abiodun Adeniyi, PhD. (Leeds) Professor of Communication Registrar

UNIVERSITY PARTNERS

Baze University gratefully acknowledges the support of individuals and organizations who have instituted Prizes for the best graduating students in the 11th Convocation and those whose contributions have made invaluable impact on our mission during the 2023/2024 session.

INDIVIDUALS

Dr. Bolarinwa Aliyu- Faniyan Esq – Best Graduating Student, Faculty of Law

CORPORATEORGANIZATIONS

Abbey Bank

Dangote Foundation

Economic & Financial Crimes Commission

Federal Ministry of Education

Federal Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy

National Communication Commission

National Drug Law and Enforcement Agency

National Information Technology Development Agency

National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development

National Oﬃce for Technology Acquisition and Promotion

National Space Research and Development Agency

National Universities Commission

Nigerian Maritime and Safety Agency

International Telecommunication Union

Stanbic IBTC

TETFund

United Nations Education, Scientiﬁc and Cultural Organization

United Nations Industrial Development Organization

World Bank

Zenith Bank

SENATE BUILDING PANORAMIC VIEW

BAZE FURNITURE WORKSHOP

BAZE AUTO WORKSHOP

M.O. SHU’AIBU PARK

FACULTY OF LAW EXTENSION (JAMILA SHU’ARA BUILDING)

BAZE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (BUH)

RECEPTION

BAZE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (BUH)

BAZE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (BUH) LAUNDRY

UNIVERSITY COLOURS

BAZE UNIVERSITY, ABUJA 12TH

CONVOCATION CLASS OF 2025

GRADUATION DATA

FACULTY COLOURS

Appreciion

On behalf of the Council, Management, Senate, Congregation, Staﬀ and Students, the Chancellor Sen. Y.D Baba-Ahmed, PhD, FSAN, express deep appreciation to you for your contribution to the success of the investiture and 12th Convocation Ceremonies.

8th November 2025