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LANDMARK UNDERGRADUATE BECAME ICAN CERTIFIED AT AGE 19
Landmark University continues to pride in her legacies of excellence laid through her commitment to creating unprecedented opportunities for students to launch their careers, thereby equipping them to become global pathfinders. One of such opportunities is the Landmark Professional Accountancy Centre (L-PAC) of the College of Business and Social Sciences that nurtured Queen Oluwatobi Grace Adeoye to professional maturity in the Institutes of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) qualifying examinations. Queen Adeoye who was admitted to the University’s Accounting and Finance Department in 2016 started her professional journey in her 2nd year as one of the pioneer students of the Centre and by dint of hard work, consistency and diligence passed the each of the five stages of ICAN qualifying examination at first attempt within two and a half years. This feat was not unexpected by the University Centre considering the time, expertise and academic investments on the students towards giving value to the financial commitments of their parents.
By this feat, Queen Adeoye has joined the hall of fame of very few individuals who became chartered Accountants as undergraduate and in their teen age. At present, Queen Adeoye is in 400 level with an impressive First-class CGPA and expected to graduate in July 2020. In retrospect, Mr. Tobi Oladiran as an undergraduate in the Department of Accounting and Finance, Landmark University wasn’t only a Chartered Accountant but also one of the top 3 Affiliates of ACCA in Nigeria and the overall best graduating student of the Marvel set of pathfinders.
In Landmark University, students are rest assured of avant-garde education system with accompanying cutting-edge advantages not only to rank among the best but also to break limits globally. Landmark University community, therefore, congratulates our very outstanding Queen Oluwatobi Grace Adeoye on her breaking-limit milestone.
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Queen Oluwatobi Grace Adeoye, final-year student of Accounting and Finance Department celebrating her successful completion of the five stages of ICAN
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Queen Oluwatobi Grace Adeoye
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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY DELEGATES SECURE TOP AWARDS AT RUIMUN CONFERENCE
At the Tuesday 9th April 2024 Chapel Service of Landmark University, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kolawole Ajanaku congratulated the Landmark University student delegates who distinguished themselves by their Top-Award milestones at the Redeemer’s University Model United Nations (RUIMUN) Conference held from March 25th to 29th, 2024. He described their performances as a remarkable display of leadership skills, representative of their institution’s commitment to academic excellence and global citizenship. While encouraging other students to emulate them, he gave the outstanding students warm handshakes which were followed by a declaration of blessings upon them.
The conference, with the theme "Peace Prosperity and Sustainability: A Call to Action," attracted delegates from various tertiary institutions in Nigeria to deliberate on pressing global issues ranging from social and human rights issues to economic and financial challenges. Guided by the theme, delegates delved into the complexities of global affairs, proposing innovative solutions towards addressing the issues facing their respective nations. The Landmark University students’ exceptional performance earned them the title of “The Outstanding Delegation” among all participating institutions. King Ayodeji Oluwatobi distinguished himself as the “Best Delegate” from the United Nations Security Council Committee and was awarded the “Overall Best Delegate of the RUIMUN Conference,” an award which secured him full sponsorship to attend the Ghana Model United Nations Conference later in the year.
The Conference afforded delegates the opportunity to embark on an excursion to explore the cultural heritage of the indigenous people of Osun State at the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, Oshogbo, enriching their understanding of history and cultural practices.
The moment of celebration of these students who made the University proud was memorable and inspiring for the Landmark University Community.
