It gives me great pleasure to be back to our Alma Mater as we celebrate yet another great achievement of our graduands. It is a great moment to reflect with nostalgia, on our past and the journey we have braved to this day.
On behalf of the University Council, I would like to welcome you all to the 44th Graduation and the installation of the 6th Vice Chancellor of Egerton University, Professor Isaac Kibwage.
The program has also offered partial support to 59 students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels within the university.
Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage, Vice-Chancellor
In Kenya, the ideology of African Socialism as stated in Sessional Paper No.10 of 1965, it was hoped that we could bring about equality between men and women as soon as possible through their participation in national development (Republic of Kenya, 1965).
Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage, Vice-Chancellor
