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Adewumi varsity holds 5th matriculation, commits to quality education

Adewumi varsity holds 5th matriculation, commits to quality education

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By Olayinka Owolewa
The management of Thomas Adewumi University (TAU), Oko-Irese, Irepodun Local Government Area of Kwara, has reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to quality education.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Francisca Oladipo, made the commitment at the institution’s 5th matriculation ceremony held in Oko-Irese.

“Today, we formally welcome into our academic community a new cohort of 780 bright young men and women who have chosen to begin their higher education journey with us.

“Indeed, these figures reflect the growing confidence that parents and students have in Thomas Adewumi University as a centre of academic excellence,” she said.

She urged the students to make the most of the excellent facilities, quality teaching, and serene environment on offer at the university.

“Engage wholeheartedly in your studies, take part in constructive extracurricular activities, and adhere to the rules and regulations of the university.

“As an institution, we remain steadfast in our mission to provide quality education and to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and character you need to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

“We are committed to maintaining a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment where every student can flourish,” she said.

 

In his remarks, Dr Johnson Adewumi, the Chancellor and founder of the university, urged the matriculating students to adhere to the institution’s oath.

“Oath must be obeyed. Your parents have done you well by ensuring all of you are living on the campus and it is now left to you to be a good ambassador of your family.

“As a student of TAU, you are expected to have hours of community services through our skills acquisition programmes,” he said

He said students must acquire a minimum of two international certifications to assist them in becoming IT professionals.

The matriculating students were drawn from all seven faculties and 22 programmes in the institution.

The ceremony was attended by representatives from the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board led by Mr Habib Maiyaki, parents of matriculating students, traditional rulers and other stakeholders.(NAN)(www.nannews.ng)
Edited by Mufutau Ojo

Bingham University matriculates 1,869 students

Bingham University matriculates 1,869 students

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By Blessing Ibegbu

Bingham University in Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, on Thursday  matriculated  1,869 students  for various courses and programmes for the 2024/2025 session.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the matriculation was the 20th since the establishment of the university.

The matriculation included students for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Prof. Haruna Ayuba, Vice Chancellor of the University in his welcome address, urged the students  to be good ambassadors of the university.

According to him, the main vision of the university is to produce graduates that are worthy of emulation, God fearing and self-reliant.

Ayuba urged the  new students  to imbibe the virtue that has to do with the fear  and love of God.

He said that the university has 15 faculties, 54 departments, 56 undergraduates and 48 postgraduates.

“Attendance at lecture is a compulsory requirement and it attracts 75 marks.  You should be security conscious at any time, when you observe anything.

“I urged  you to choose the right friends carefully and desist from destroying the university property as such an act will not be tolerated,” he said.

Also speaking, the Guest speaker, Associate Prof. Joy Shuaibu, urged the new students to be goal setters.

Shuaibu, who is also an Associate Prof. in the College of Medicine, said  value , hard work, integrity , consistency and courage was key to success.

According to her, the willingness to learn, coupled with an open mind  goes a long way in achieving set goals and aspirations in life.

“I urged you to start reading hard in order to obtain the grades you desire, because obtaining the highest grades starts from today.

“Skill acquisition is the aim of Bingham university because they are  known for entrepreneurship. It is obvious that one cannot fit into society without any skill acquisition,’ she said.

The guest speaker appealed to the new students to always manage their time well, resources as well as acquiring the skill of networking to know the right people and the right network.

“Building good relationships with  your course mates is  a welcome idea and reaching out to your lecturers  when there is the is not a bad thing,”she said

Some of the matriculating students and parents who spoke with NAN, expressed their joy and gratitude to God for the event.

One of the students, Rebecca Abimbola, Department of Medical Laboratory Science, promised to work and remain focused.

Nathaniel Oke, a Computer Science student expressed gratitude to God and his parents for ensuring he was admitted into the university.

He advised aspiring undergraduates to remain focused and always set a goal, bearing in mind that one day it would be a reality.

A parent, Femi Ajide said he was happy and fulfilled to see his daughter in the university.

He advised the matriculating students to work hard and to always remember the sacrifices made by their parents.(NAN)

Edited by Joseph Edeh

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