Ogun rector urges new students to focus on excellence and avoid bad company
The Rector of Ogun State Institute of Technology, Dr. Abiodun Oluseye, has advised newly admitted students to prioritize academic excellence and maintain strong character. He warned students to avoid friendships and associations that could distract them from their primary purpose at the institution. The rector emphasized the importance of discipline and reminded students that the school is ready to support their success but will not tolerate misconduct. Other officials, including Chief Ayotunde Odulaja and Mrs. Sakirat Johnson, echoed the call for commitment to studies and positive contributions to the institution.
What we know
- Dr. Abiodun Oluseye warned new students to avoid bad company and focus on their studies during their matriculation.
- The rector stressed that academic excellence and good character are essential for students to succeed and earn their certificates.
- He cautioned that violating school rules could lead to rustication or expulsion, affecting students' academic progress.
- Chief Ayotunde Odulaja, represented by Evang. Kehinde Akinsoji, and Mrs. Sakirat Johnson encouraged students to lay a solid foundation for their future and contribute positively to the institution.
- The matriculation ceremony was attended by representatives from the National Board for Technical Education, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, and principal officers of the institution.
