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SQI College of ICT announces second convocation for November 21

SQI College of ICT announces second convocation for November 21

SQI College of ICT has announced November 21, 2026, for its second convocation ceremony, with a focus on the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital skills in shaping the future. Established to bridge the gap between conventional education and industry demands, SQI College of ICT has continued to emphasise practical learning, hands-on training and industry-relevant skills development.

SQI College of ICT has announced November 21, 2026, for its second convocation ceremony, with a focus on the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital skills in shaping the future. The ceremony, scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. at the institution’s main campus along Old Ilorin Road, opposite Yoaco Filling Station, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, will bring together graduating students, academics, technology professionals, industry leaders and other stakeholders.

The event will be held under the theme, “Audacity to Reimagine the Future with Artificial Intelligence, Digital Skills and Human Possibilities.” The institution said the theme reflects the transformative impact of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies on society, while highlighting the need to combine technological advancement with human creativity, innovation and relevant skills to shape the future.

The ceremony is expected to attract personalities from various sectors, including academics, technology experts, industry leaders and professionals. Graduating students, parents, guardians, members of the Governing Council and Board of Trustees are also expected to attend. Established to bridge the gap between conventional education and industry demands, SQI College of ICT has continued to emphasise practical learning, hands-on training and industry-relevant skills development.

The institution said its academic approach goes beyond conventional classroom instruction to incorporate real-world projects, practical assignments and experiential learning aimed at equipping students with the skills to address industry challenges and compete in the global digital economy. Its academic offerings include Computer Science + AI, Accountancy + AI, and Business Administration and Management + AI, alongside specialised training in Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Data Analysis, Cybersecurity, Visual Design, Product Design and Cloud Computing.

Through these programmes, the institution seeks to produce graduates capable of translating theoretical knowledge into practical solutions, developing technology-driven products and contributing to the digital transformation of businesses and society. Beyond the conferment of academic awards, the second convocation is expected to provide opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange and collaboration among academics, industry professionals, technology enthusiasts and emerging talents.

The Rector, on behalf of the Governing Council and Board of Trustees, has invited parents, industry partners, members of the public and well-wishers to join the institution in celebrating the graduating students and the milestone in its development. The institution said the ceremony would further demonstrate its commitment to technology education, digital skills development and the preparation of a new generation of professionals for opportunities in the global digital economy.

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