The Federal University of Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has officially confirmed plans for its 10th convocation ceremony, marking a major milestone in the institution’s journey of growth, learning, and national impact.
The announcement, issued under the leadership of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Abayomi S. Fasina, extends an open invitation to parents, guardians, alumni, traditional leaders, public officials, and members of the wider community to join in celebrating this defining moment in the university’s history.
When and Where the Ceremony Will Hold
FUOYE’s 10th convocation will take place over an entire week, creating space for both academic and social engagements.
- Dates: Sunday, 1 February – Saturday, 7 February 2026
- Venue: Victor Ndoma-Egba Hall, Main Campus, Oye-Ekiti
The university’s main ceremonial hall has been selected to host the event, offering a central and dignified setting for degree awards, lectures, and official gatherings.
What to Expect During Convocation Week
While the full programme will be released closer to the event, the university has hinted at a range of academic and cultural activities designed to make the week both meaningful and memorable.
Likely highlights include:
Academic Lecture Session
A respected scholar or public figure is expected to deliver a formal lecture addressing national or global issues, offering insight and inspiration to students, staff, and guests.
Degree Conferment Ceremonies
Graduating students from various faculties will be formally presented and awarded their qualifications in a series of organized sessions.
Postgraduate Recognition
Master’s and doctoral graduates will also be honored, reflecting the university’s expanding role in advanced research and higher learning.
Honorary Distinctions
The institution may recognize distinguished individuals who have made exceptional contributions to society, education, or national development.
Alumni Reunions and Engagements
Former students will have the opportunity to reconnect, celebrate collective achievements, and explore ways to support the university’s future projects.
Cultural and Social Displays
Traditional performances, exhibitions, and campus events are expected to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region and the vibrancy of FUOYE’s student life.
Leadership and Institutional Vision
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Fasina, leads the convocation on behalf of the Governing Council, Senate, staff, and student body. His role reflects the university’s collective commitment to academic standards, transparent leadership, and long-term institutional development.
Under his administration, FUOYE has recorded progress in infrastructure, academic systems, and governance, positioning the convocation as both a celebration of achievement and a statement of future ambition.
FUOYE’s Role in National Development
Over the years, the university has contributed to society through:
- Producing skilled professionals across key sectors
- Conducting research that addresses local and national challenges
- Running outreach and community-based initiatives
- Promoting cultural understanding and social responsibility
The convocation serves as a platform to reflect on these contributions and outline future goals.
Open Invitation to the Public
FUOYE has extended its invitation to:
- Government representatives
- Traditional and community leaders
- Academic colleagues from other institutions
- Alumni and friends of the university
- Members of the general public
Their participation strengthens the university’s relationship with the wider society.
Final Thoughts
The 10th Convocation Ceremony of the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti stands as a celebration of determination, progress, and shared achievement. Scheduled for 1–7 February 2026, the event highlights a decade of academic growth while setting the stage for even greater milestones ahead.
It is a moment to honor the past, recognize the present, and look confidently toward the future reaffirming FUOYE’s mission to nurture graduates who are knowledgeable, ethical, and ready to make a meaningful impact in the world.
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