NASARAWA UNIVERSITY MATRICULATES 6,000 NEW STUDENTS

The Vice-Chancellor declared that the institution would not condone any negative acts, and would deal decisively with any student found engaging in them, to serve as a deterrent to others, stressing, “you have been admitted based on merit and we have done the admission on the basis of fairness. Due process has been followed when admitting you’.

He added, “So, I congratulate you all for getting admission, and now that you have been matriculated, I advise you to abide by the school’s rules and regulations in your interest and in the interest of the education sector’.

“We have zero tolerance for cultism, examination malpractice and other social ills. We are also going to fish out and deal decisively with any student found in such negative acts, “he emphasised.

The Vice-Chancellor encouraged the students to take their studies with all seriousness in order to excel and justify their parents/government’s huge investment in their education, adding, “you are also advised to live in peace and display a resilient capacity to be tolerant with each other and to be committed to your studies for the overall development of the country,”

Penpushing further reports that, he restated the commitment of the institution toward the improvement of the standard of education in the state and indeed the country.

The Registrar of the university, Bala Ahmed, earlier in his speech also warned the students not to belong to, or participate in the activities of any secret cult/unregistered students club, organisation, society or union, urging them to always abide by the school’s rules and regulations in order to excel in their academic pursuit.