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Over 300 AFIT Kaduna graduates earn first-class honours
The Air Force Institute of Technology in Kaduna is set to graduate about 3,000 students, with 305 achieving first-class honours. Air Vice Marshal A.K. Ademuwagun highlighted the institution’s growing reputation for excellence and innovation in technological education. The upcoming convocation ceremonies will also feature the induction of top engineering graduates and an expansion of postgraduate programmes. Notable students, including Oluwole Winner Oluwatimilehin, Ahmed Amrah Abdulkadir, and Babalola-Jacobs David Oluwasegun, were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements.
What we know
- Air Vice Marshal A.K. Ademuwagun announced that 3,000 students will graduate, with 305 earning first-class honours.
- The convocation ceremonies are scheduled to be held from March 26 to March 28, 2026 and will include inductions, exhibitions, and lectures.
- 513 graduates are from Aerospace Engineering and Aircraft Engineering Technology programmes, which are vital to the Nigerian Air Force and aviation industry.
- The institute is expanding its master’s degree offerings from two to 12 and postgraduate diplomas from four to 12 in the next academic session.
- Engineering graduates of AFIT’s Class of 2025 were formally inducted by the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria.
