Becoming our ambassadors and advocates is a rare and matchless privilege in all ramifications. Guide jealously the heritage bequeathed on you from here on
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. Wahab Egbewole SAN, has charged the graduating students to start taking responsibilities and be good ambassadors of the institution.
The VC made the call during the 39th convocation ceremony of the the school while speaking on the topic; ‘No longer where we were’.
He told the graduating students to compete favourably in the available space to make impact and change the narrative about the country to an enviable one.
Prof. Egbewole maintained that the graduating students will now have to relief their parents by taking up bills, take responsibility for their actions and contribute meaningfully to the nation building.
The VC made the call during the 39th convocation ceremony of the University of Ilorin, while speaking on the topic; ‘No longer where we were’.
Professor Egbewole maintained that the graduating students will now have to relief their parents by taking up bills, take responsibility for their actions and contribute meaningfully to the nation building.
“You will have to pick up bills, take responsibility for your actions, contribute meaningfully to nation-building and maturely integrate into the new world because you are no longer where you were four years ago.
“Becoming our ambassadors and advocates is a rare and matchless privilege in all ramifications. Guide jealously the heritage bequeathed on you from here on.”
The VC also said the university has been adjudged by the Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) as the most preferred in Nigeria urging people to be part of the institution 50th anniversary by 2025.
Holistic Info’s reports that the institution convocates over 12,042 students at the undergraduate level, more than 1,000 at the postgraduate programme with records of 256 first class.