Meet Temitope Oloyede Prince, a proud graduate of McPherson University who studied International Relations at the College of Humanities, Social and Management Sciences.
Temitope recently earned a Master of Science degree from the prestigious University of Manitoba in Canada, an institution with a 148-year legacy where he is recognized as one of the top performing African students.
During his time at McPherson University, Temitope made history as the first student in the Department of International Relations to graduate with First Class Honours, earning a remarkable CGPA of 4.71. He was also the recipient of several academic awards, including the Head of Department’s Prize for Best Graduating Student, the Rev. & Rev. (Mrs.) James Nda Jacob Prize, and the Mrs. Yetunde George Prize. He is a distinguished member of the Noble Class of 2020.
Mr. Oloyede’s outstanding achievements in Canada are a testament to the caliber of McPherson University alumni who continue to excel globally, making their alma mater proud through academic excellence and personal distinction.
