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OUR VALEDICTORIAN FOR THE 2026 GRADUATING CLASS- ZACHARIAH MUTAWAKILU

Islamic University College, Ghana, celebrates the achievement of Zachariah Mutawakilu, our Valedictorian for the 2026 graduating class.

In recognizing his outstanding journey, the University is also honoring the values of discipline, integrity, and consistent effort that he demonstrated throughout his academic career.

Zachariah’s educational journey began at Newtown International School, where he successfully completed his Basic Education Certificate Examination in 2014.

From the earliest stage, he showed strong commitment to learning and a mindset focused on progress. His foundation was not only academic; it reflected perseverance and the determination to improve steadily.

Following this, he proceeded to Accra High School in 2014. At this level, Zachariah further developed his ability to think deeply, prepare with purpose, and stay focused on achieving his goals.

His completion of the West African Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in 2017, marked a significant milestone in his academic path and prepared him for the next phase of higher learning.

In 2021, Zachariah entered Islamic University College, Ghana, where he pursued BBA Accounting in Business Administration.

In 2026, he graduated as the overall best graduating student. During his university years, he refined his knowledge and strengthened his character.

Through the study of accounting and business, he gained a deeper understanding of how organizations operate and how financial decisions must be guided by responsibility and integrity.

His academic excellence reflected not only intellectual capability, but also maturity, resilience, and a commitment to real understanding—not just performance.

To the 2026 graduating class, Islamic University College, Ghana, affirms the message that graduation is the beginning of a new chapter.

May graduates apply their knowledge with wisdom, contribute meaningfully to their communities, and remain grounded in ethical practice and moral values. May Allah’s blessings guide all students forward to greater heights.

Congratulations 🎈

Yesterday, Islamic University College Ghana (IUCG) held its 22nd graduation ceremony at the University forecourt on the theme: “Projecting into the Sciences in the IUCG’s Tertiary Education Opportunities.” The event marked a significant traditional milestone for the institution.

The Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, graced the occasion as the Special Guest of Honour. In his address, he stressed the importance of students remaining truthful in every situation they may encounter, basing his remarks on the Hadith of the Holy Prophet.

Hon. Haruna Iddrisu also disclosed that the overall best student would benefit from a scholarship scheme he established in honour of his late mother. He further presented 10,000 Ghana cedis to the overall best student.

The keynote speaker, Prof. Masud Ibrahim an alumnus of IUCG, is currently an Associate Professor of Marketing and Management, and serves as the Head of the Department of Management Studies at the University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (USTED). He encouraged graduates to consider further studies after graduation and cautioned them not to assume that their education ends on the day of graduation.

Other dignitaries present included Dr. Ali Ghomashi, the Ambassador of Iran to Ghana, representatives of the Iranian Cultural Consulate, the President of IUCG and his Vice, representatives from the Vice-Chancellor’s office of the University of Ghana, and representatives from the University of Education, Winneba, as well as lawyers, chiefs, and parents.

Your presence made the ceremony a memorable experience for the graduating class. Thank you all for coming.

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2026………….AYEEKOO

Yesterday, representatives from the IUCG Public Affairs Department engaged final-year students of West Africa Senior High School during their Career and Academic Fair.

The team delivered a message on the need for students to consider Islamic University College as part of their next educational pathway. We guided the students through the application process and clarified the admissions requirements.

Several other universities also participated in the event, including the University of Ghana, the University of Education, Winneba, Wisconsin International University, UPSA, Valley View University, Asanska University College, Ghana Christian Service University, and many others.

Each institution was allocated time to inform the students about its programmes. In the course of our slot, we also used the opportunity to explain why Islamic University College should be their primary choice for further study.

In a further effort to strengthen our relationship with West Africa Senior High School and to also show appreciation,
we donated 10 IUCG notepads to the Headmaster.

Thank you, WASS.

Yesterday, the Islamic University College, Ghana (IUCG) held a public lecture that provided an important bridge between tradition and formal legal processes in Ghana.

The lecture was delivered by Her Ladyship Justice Sedinam Awo Kwadam (Mrs.), who focused on a subject that affects many people socially and emotionally, yet is often misunderstood legally: “From Custom to Courtroom: The Legal Consequences of Breach of Promise to Marry in Ghana.”

The session highlighted how acts that may begin within customary arrangements can later develop into legal disputes with real consequences.

In attendance were Dr. Mohammed Ameen (Vice President, Research), LOM Sakiyama (Registrar, IUGC), and Mr. Ibrahim Sumaila Dankwabea (Director, Students’ Affairs).

Also present were lecturers from the Department of Religious Studies, the Department of Business Administration, and the Department of Communication Studies, as well as other administrative staff members.

The lecture was initiated by Lawyer Mumin Mashood, who was also accompanied by Lawyer Asumaila Mukaila. The university’s legal representative, Lawyer Mohammed Kabir, was also present.

Her Ladyship Justice Sedinam Awo Kwadam guided the students by explaining that what many people consider “just customary issues” can, in certain circumstances become matters for the courtroom.

Therefore, the lecture aimed to educate Students on the legal framework, the consequences of breach, and the practical steps parties may consider when a promise breaks down.

The university would like to express its sincere thanks to Her Ladyship Justice Sedinam Awo Kwadam (Mrs.), her entourage, the management, faculty members, students, and everyone who made time to attend the lecture despite their busy schedules.

Thank you.

Islamic University College, Ghana (IUCG) presents the 22nd Congregation/Graduation Ceremony!

📅 Saturday, 13th June, 2026.

⏰ 10:00am.

📍 Venue, IUCG Campus, Adiringanor.

Congratulations to all our graduating students, your hard work has brought you this far! 🎓
Join us as we celebrate this milestone and wish you a safe journey ahead. 🤍📚

You are cordially invited 🙏