Babcock University has officially recognised seven of its law graduates who achieved first-class honours at the Nigerian Law School for the 2025/2026 set. The private institution celebrated this milestone by sharing photos of the high achievers on its official LinkedIn page.
Outstanding Graduates Honoured
The seven outstanding scholars listed by the university are Ayomipo Moyosope Adelakun, Ekwale Emmanuella Onome, Kalejaiye Oluwabunmi Mercy, Adebowale Omobolagbade, Kehinde Adeoye, Lamina Kofoworola Kudirat, and Emmanuella Chisom James. Their achievement reflects the academic discipline and preparation fostered at Babcock University.
University Statement on Achievement
In a social media statement, the university authority noted that the accomplishment demonstrates the strength of its legal education, the dedication of its faculty, and the resilience of its students. The school wrote on LinkedIn: 'We proudly celebrate our outstanding graduates from the School of Law and Security Studies who achieved First Class Honours at the Nigerian Law School 2025/2026 set. This remarkable accomplishment reflects the strength of our legal education, the dedication of our faculty, and the resilience of our students. Achieving First Class distinction at the prestigious Nigerian Law School is a mark of exceptional intellectual ability and disciplined preparation. These graduates exemplify the values of excellence, professionalism, and leadership that define the Babcock University tradition.'
Public Reactions
Many social media users congratulated the graduates. Ade Ambali commented: 'Congratulations to them all. Hail! Babcock, God’s own university.' TechPolyp said: 'Congratulations to all the Trailblazers! Cheers to the future!' Deborah Onafadeji added: 'Proudly Babcock! Congratulations to you all!'
Related Achievement
In a related story, a Babcock University PhD student celebrated earning her doctorate in her 20s, further highlighting the institution's academic excellence.
