UNILORIN SET FOR 32ND CONVOCATION CEREMONIES

Unilorin set to host 32nd Convocation ceremonies from Monday 17th October to Saturday 22nd October 2016 and the program are as follow: Monday 17th Vice Chancellor Press briefing Time:10:00am Venue: University Auditorium Tuesday 18thConvocation Play Title: kola Ogunmola the Palmwine Drunkard Venue: Performing Art Theatre Time: 4-6pm Convocation Lecture Lecturer: Professor John Wood Topic: Impact of common wealth scholarship Program on education and economic development Venue: University AuditoriumTime: 10:00am) Chancellor's cocktail in honor of convocation lecturer Venue: Multipurpose hall Time:. 2:00pm Friday 21stConvocation Day 1Award of Prizes,first degree and Diplomas for faculty of *ARTS, EDUCATION, LAW, MANAGEMENT SCIENCE and SOCIAL SCIENCE.*Venue: University Auditorium Time:10:00am B) Jumat Prayer Time: 1:00pm C) Glo Campus Storms Venue: Multipurpose hallTime:4-7pm Saturday 22nd Convocation Day 2Award of Prizes, first degree and Diplomas to faculties of *AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING and TECHNOLOGY,BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCE, CLINICAL SCIENCE, COMMUNICATION and INFORMATION SCIENCE, LIFE SCIENCE, PHYSICAL SCIENCE and POSTGRADUATE degrees and Diplomas* Venue: University AuditoriumTime: 10:00am B) Commissioning of Projects Time:1pm Venue: Project site C) Convocation Luncheon and merit award Time:3pm Venue: Multipurpose hall.

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