Kaka is among a cohort of 925 students who graduated in 10th intake of the university. Among them, 823 graduated with Bachelor’s degree while 102 graduated with master’s degree.
The cobort graduated in various disciplines including environmental management, Information and technology and laws.
Kaka who is currently the commissioner in National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) has been awarded among four top best students in International Criminal Law department.
UNILAK Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Jean Ngamije urged graduates to be the catalysts of good changes in the society and the country, as they were trained with required skills.
“The country and your families expect much from you. Having studied university implies to be able to change something from one level to another, if you don’t change anything, you will have wasted your time in university,” he said.
He said that acquired skills will help run the development of the country to the desired level. He requested graduates to provide their contribution in assessing tough problems the country faces as well as upcoming with solutions.
Speaking to IGIHE, Pierre Célestin Noheri who graduated with bachelor’s degree in Finance said that acquired skills will help develop himself, society and the country.
“I learnt different courses including these for entrepreneurship creation; I believe to contribute to my country’s development and that of my family as well. My take from this university will help me in skills development,” he said.
UNILAK was established in 1997, currently it has graduated a total of 11,173 students from both bachelor and master’s degree.
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