Adekunle Ajasin University on Thursday held matriculation ceremony for 2,829 students admitted for the 2010/2011 session.
The Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Femi Mimiko, at the ceremony admonished the new students to shun all forms of indiscipline.
He said, “Academic excellence is founded on the kernels of hard work and character. This university is getting noticed for its emphasis on hard work and high moral standard. It therefore frowns upon all forms of indiscipline prevalent in the other universities and the larger society, chief among which are cult-related activities and indecent dressing.
“I therefore admonish you to eschew all vices that could disparage your peaceful stay on campus and be of good conduct as the university will not condone any form of indiscipline.”
The Vice Chancellor, who described the new students as privileged, assured them that the university had the relevant resources to make them the best they wanted to be in life. He therefore urged them to complement the university’s gesture with the right attitude.
He said the university had built a reputation for itself as an emerging institution of first choice and was fast becoming the destination of parents “who want an institution with integrity for their children.”
Go here to read the rest:
AAUA matriculates 2,829