Distance Learning Institute Celebrates Academic Excellence at 2023/2024 Convocation Ceremony

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The Distance Learning Institute (DLI) at the University of Lagos recently marked the achievements of its students during the convocation ceremony for the 2023/2024 academic session, held at the university’s campus.

A key highlight of the event was the recognition of Ms. Innocent Faith Edewede from the Department of Management Sciences (Accounting) as the Best Graduating Student for the session. Her remarkable academic performance and unwavering dedication to excellence stood out as a testament to her hard work and focus.

Ms. Edewede’s outstanding achievements across her coursework earned her this prestigious accolade, setting a high benchmark for her peers and underscoring the value of commitment and discipline in achieving success.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Director of DLI, Prof. Risikat Dauda, praised the graduating class for their resilience and hard work, particularly highlighting Ms. Edewede’s stellar accomplishments. Prof. Dauda described her success as a reflection of the institute’s mission to inspire academic excellence and personal growth.

In her address, Prof. Dauda encouraged both current and prospective students to draw inspiration from Ms. Edewede’s example. She reaffirmed the institute’s commitment to fostering a culture of integrity and producing graduates equipped to excel in their careers and contribute meaningfully to society.

The convocation ceremony celebrated DLI’s ongoing dedication to delivering quality education through flexible learning systems, emphasizing its role in shaping transformative leaders. The recognition of Ms. Edewede as the Best Graduating Student serves as a motivational milestone, reinforcing DLI’s reputation as a center for academic and professional success in Nigeria.


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