Lizzy Anjorin Graduates From OOU
Nollywood actress, Lizzy Anjorin was among the 5,809 students who graduated from the Olabisi Onabanjo University a fortnight ago. She bagged a Bachelor of Science Degree, Bsc. in Transport Planning and Management. Celebrating the success with members of her family and close associates, the actress and movie producer said she had no regret not graduating when her course mates were doing so some years back. She was very happy to be back on the campus on a convocation day after she pursued her acting career and made it big.
Her Head of Department, Dr. Cornelius Akanni, said Elizabeth Anjorin who was admitted in 2003 was jovial as a student and also dedicated.
“Before she left the University, she has shown her career part. She showed her interest in acting before she left the University. We are proud of her. She is a no-nonsense girl. She was a unionist and I was a unionist too. So, I understand her struggle to life.”
Also, Lizzy’s former HOD, Dean of faculty and former Vice Chancellor, Tai Solarin University of Education, Professor Kayode Oyesiku said she had no doubt Lizzy was going to get to the peak of her career,
“I had no doubt about any individual going outside their academic discipline. I had always seen her as a versatile student while on campus. She was extra ordinary dramatic. I’m not surprised she had risen to this level in showbiz. Even as a social science graduate, she has become one of the best in her industry. The secret is simply her openness and the way she relate within and outside the theatre world.”
Professor oyesiku who is now the Provost of the College of Engineering and Environmental studies, Ibogun described Lizzy’s stay on campus as marvelous, also said, “She was very generous in laughing. She was a good student and a great personality. To God be the glory, she is graduating today. I remember in her first year, she was a good student, despite her commitment to the film industry in later years. She maintained average academic records good enough to graduate. She was always ready to share knowledge. I wish her more success.”
