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Caleb University Lecturer Emerges Best Graduating PhD Political Science Student at 2023 Babcock Convocation 

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A Caleb University Political Science Lecturer, Mrs Oluchi Deborah Enapeh, emerged the Best Graduating PhD Student in Political Science, at the 2023 Babcock University Graduation.

Enapeh, who graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Political Science (Peace and Conflict Studies), also holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Diplomacy from the University of Benin; as well as a Master of Arts degree in Peace and Conflict Studies from University of Ibadan.

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In a statement signed by Olawale Adekoya, the Information, Media and Publication Specialist, at Caleb University; Mrs Enapeh submitted that,
“It is such a great privilege to be so honoured and win the prize money of two hundred thousand Naira (N200,000). I never saw it coming but it is certainly a product of determination, perseverance and God’s mercy. “

“Special thanks to Caleb University, for the strategic support and motivation; they made working and studying possible for me. I am also eternally grateful to Babcock University for providing the platform where I fulfilled my lifelong dream. I dedicate this award to my family.”

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