| Sandra Ikegwuruka
The University receives a 2026 National Association of Law Teachers award for its record in graduating female PhD holders, reinforcing its commitment to gender inclusion and Sustainable Development Goal 5.
The recognition underscores the university’s efforts to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls by 2030. By supporting women’s access to higher education and doctoral qualifications, institutions can help expand professional opportunities, strengthen communities and promote more inclusive and sustainable development.
Babcock University, recognises that educating a woman goes beyond empowering an individual; it strengthens families, transforms communities and advances the pursuit of a more inclusive and equitable society.
The University congratulates the School of Law and Security Studies, led by Prof. Dorcas Odunaike, and her team on this national honour and their contribution to Babcock’s continued pursuit of academic excellence and social impact.
When women advance, communities gain. When inclusion is intentional, progress becomes possible.
Hail Babcock! God’s own University! Hail Babcock! Babcock arise, shine!
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