Ogun polytechnic urges new students to avoid drugs and cultism
The Rector of Ogun State Polytechnic of Health and Allied Sciences, Dr. Rasaki Akinbo, has cautioned newly admitted students to strictly follow the institution’s rules. He stressed the importance of avoiding cultism, drug abuse, and examination malpractice to ensure academic success. Dr. Akinbo highlighted the value of discipline, integrity, and professionalism for all students. He also assured students of the institution’s commitment to their academic and professional development.
What we know
- Dr. Rasaki Akinbo warned students against cultism, drug abuse, and exam malpractice during the polytechnic’s matriculation ceremony.
- The institution admitted 3,047 new students, emphasizing the significance of discipline and ethical conduct.
- Dr. Akinbo urged students to familiarize themselves with the Students’ Handbook and uphold good character.
- He encouraged students to use academic resources and participate actively in research and practical sessions.
- The Rector expressed gratitude to Governor Dapo Abiodun and highlighted the role of the Directorate of Students’ Affairs in addressing student concerns.
