Vice-Chancellor of the College of Chaplaincy & Social Sciences, Nigeria, Prof. Faith Nana, has urged the Federal Government to issue more licenses to online educational institutions to broaden access to education across the nation.

Nana made this call on Thursday during the college’s sixth convocation ceremony in Ota, Ogun State. The college, an affiliate of African American University, Porto-Novo, and accredited by the American Council of Training & Development, operates exclusively through online learning. During the event, Nana highlighted the institution’s commitment to delivering quality education and its role in bridging the gap in higher learning opportunities.

The ceremony also included the induction of 55 graduates into the Alumni Association and the inauguration of the college’s first chancellor, Osoba, who pledged to prioritize ongoing projects and develop strategic partnerships to enhance the institution’s growth.