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Crawford University matriculates new students

By Guardian Editor
05 February 2023   |   3:13 am
In continuation of its academic excellence, Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State recently matriculated over 500 fresh undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Colleges of Business and Social Sciences, Natural and Appliead Sciences, College of Arts and Communication Studies, School of Part-Time Studies and School of Post Graduate Studies, into the university.

Bursar, Crawford UniversityMs. Olukemi Ojo; Registrar, Mr. Moses Itauma; JAMB Representative, Mr. Hakeem AbdulHammed; Vice Chancellor (VC), Prof.Reuben Jiya Kolo; Deputy VC, Prof. Alaba Simpson;,  Librarian, Mrs. Elizabeth Lateef and Prof. Patrick Yalokwu at the event<br />

• VC Urges Them To Be Of Good Behaviour

In continuation of its academic excellence, Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State recently matriculated over 500 fresh undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Colleges of Business and Social Sciences, Natural and Appliead Sciences, College of Arts and Communication Studies, School of Part-Time Studies and School of Post Graduate Studies, into the university.

The event was opened with a prayer by Prof. Amos Abisoye, followed by national and university anthem respectfully.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Reuben Jiya Kolo, on behalf of the Chancellor of Crawford University, Rev. (Dr.) Isaac Adigun, Board of Trustees and Governing Council welcomed all students and their well-wishers to the occasion of the matriculation ceremony for all the new students admitted into the University for 2022/2023 academic session.

The VC congratulated the students for scaling JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME); charged matriculants to be of good behaviour and conduct throughout their stay in the school. While speaking further, he encouraged the students to key into the godly virtues of the University and its motto: “Knowledge with Godliness”.

Prof. Kolo said: “This university will not condone indiscipline, bullying, fighting, laziness or any form of social vices or immoralities on the part of any student. Hardworking is the hallmark of good success. Good students should be law abiding and must be up and doing. They also do not involve themselves in any act of lawlessness. The university values its stamp and logo, which are to be imprinted on your certificates after the end of your programmes. As a result, the university would be delighted to award its certificates to deserving students.”

”The university rules and regulations you are expected to obey are not burdensome. They are designed to build you up as a good citizen, not only of Crawford University but of Nigeria and the global community. Your compliance with extant rules will pay off handsomely now and in the future. “
“Your new status as student of Crawford University imposes on you greater responsibilities than ever before. You are therefore required to dress decently in line with the University Dress Code at all times, comport yourself both within and outside the University.

The post-graduate students were spurred by the VC, as saying, “Therefore, I urge you to tailor your research work to proffer solution to societal problems; your research should lead to original contribution to knowledge. Originality is the hallmark of scientific research; as pointed out by the physics Nobel laureate Ernst Lawrence that “creative thinking demands seeing things not seen previously, or in ways not previously imagined” and in one of African Proverbs “Tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today”, let your research provide novel solutions to challenges of humanity.

The VC encouraged all students to take advantage of the facilities and activities available in the University within serene and quiet environment, world-class library, including e-library resources, Internet connectivity, ICT laboratory, Chapel activities and more importantly highly efficient, experienced and dedicated academic and non-academic workforce.

The event came to a close with a prayer said by Prof. Patrick Yalokwu.

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