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Pic: Ex-President Obasanjo graduates from National Open University of Nigeria

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Previous President Olusegun Obasanjo was granted a Masters Degree (MA) in Christian Theology by the administration of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) at its fifth conference service held at its lasting site in Abuja today January sixteenth. He graduated with 4.25 Cumulative Grade Points Average (CGPA) at Abeokuta Study Center of the University.

The service was witnessed stars including Desmond Elliot, Kenneth Okonkwo and others. Amongst other grandaunts included a 52-year-old grandma, Abdullahi Amina, who bagged a First Class degree in Islamic Studies. 70 year old Rear Admiral Orishamolade Stephen Ola also bagged a First Class in Mathematics. An aggregate number of 10,652 others understudies graduated. Congrats to all of them

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