
>>Legislazione in tema di Libertà Religiosa/Legislation on the subject of Religious Freedom (text in Italian)
by Professor Luca Scotto di Tella de’ Douglas

>>Legislazione in tema di Libertà Religiosa/Legislation on the subject of Religious Freedom (text in Italian)
by Professor Luca Scotto di Tella de’ Douglas
A Convocation of the Western Orthodox University took place on 8 December 2017 in Ghana, organized in association with the Kingson Management and Health Institute. This event saw the presentation of earned and honorary degrees and several Fellowships of the University. The guests heard a recorded address by the Chancellor and Professor Aina Joseph Olusola Sunday was in charge of the ceremony.





The J.S.M. Ward Society, a constituent society of the Apostolic Episcopal Church and a research centre of the University, has provided the cover feature of the June edition of The Square, the independent quarterly magazine for Freemasons. In his article, Warren D. Pilkington gives an introduction to the nature and aims of the Society and discusses both Ward’s life and his considerable involvement in Freemasonry.
The editor of The Square is Dr Mike Kearsley, who is a Professorial Fellow of the University.

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An article published in The Sun, a Nigerian newspaper, has reported inaccurate information about the Western Orthodox University.
The same information has been repeated in other media outlets, including https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/12/philanthropist-dimeji-oganla-bags-doctorate-award and https://thenationonlineng.net/dimeji-oganla-bags-doctorate-award as well as https://independent.ng/lagos-businessman-dimeji-oganla-bags-doctorate-degree
The University did not provide information to The Sun and has not at any time been contacted by that newspaper or any other media outlet to confirm the information in the article. The article states that one Oladimeji Oganla, also referred to as Dimeji Oganla, has received an honorary doctorate from the Western Orthodox University. However, that is not the case and no person of this name appears on the University’s Register of Graduates.
Two further inaccurate statements appear in the article. Firstly, it is stated that the University is in the United Kingdom. This is false, the University is currently based and derives its status to grant degrees from Florida in the United States of America, and formerly held degree-granting status in the Commonwealth of Dominica. The University is not a United Kingdom university and does not grant United Kingdom degrees, and at all times it has been careful to give no contrary impression to any party.
It is then stated falsely that the University has a campus in Ghana. The University has never established a campus in Ghana. The University was formerly affiliated with an existing education provider in Ghana via a partnership agreement, but this has since ended.
Lastly it is stated that other honorees include “Aare Adekunle Ishola Oluwatise-Oshodi, Apostle Solomon Moses Oni Mustapha, Dr Righteous Teiko Tagoe, Ipoade Adenkanmi Omilaju, Otunba Abayomi Odunowos and Dr (Mrs) Mbukpa Mary Godwin.” These people are completely unknown to the University and they have not received honorary degrees at any time from our institution.
The University considers it possible that the newspaper, other media outlets and possibly a number of other individuals named in the article may have been the victims of fraud by individuals impersonating the University. The University firstly disclaims any association with such practices, which are illegal as well as unethical. Secondly, the University guards against fraud by providing the online Register of Graduates upon which all honorary and earned graduates of the University are listed.
On Friday 22nd January, a Ceremony was held at the International Music Examination Board Headquarters in Sydney, Australia. Dr Darrell Hines and Dr Tim Smith were presented with the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy by Dr William Clark who was representing the Chancellor. A light luncheon followed the Ceremony.

On 4 December, a ceremony of presentation was held at the Australian Performing Arts Grammar School in Sydney, Australia. Professor Kyunghee Lee received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of the University from Dr William Clark, who was representing the Chancellor.
Dr Lee, who is originally from Korea, has given twenty five years service to Music Education at studio, Secondary and Tertiary levels. Having earned a first class Honours degree in Creative Arts at the University of Wollongong she pursued postgraduate studies leading to a Master of Music degree from Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, as well as at the American Conservatorium, USA. She has performed internationally as a concert pianist and often served on juries of international piano competitions and given masterclasses. She was President of the Australian International Conservatorium of Music before moving to her current position of President of the Australian Performing Arts Grammar School. She is also President of the Liszt Society of Australasia.
Following the Ceremony, invited guests enjoyed a celebration afternoon tea.

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