A cross section of Law students in a group photo at the 2022/2023 Matriculation Ceremony for all fresh undergraduate students of University of Delta (UniDel), Agbor, Delta State on Thursday, April 27, 2023
University of Delta (UniDel), Agbor, Delta State has admitted 3,218 students for its 2022/2023 academic session with a charge on dedication, commitment, hard work and discipline.
The university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Stella Chiemeke, gave the charge at the Second Matriculation Ceremony of the institution at the university main campus, Agbor, Ika South Local Government Area of the state.
Chiemeke, while congratulating the students, said that the ceremony marked their formal admittance into the institution, adding that they should also participate in extracurricular activities to develop their leadership skills.
According to her, the matriculation marks the beginning of a new phase in the student’s academic journey.
“Today, we gather to formally admit and welcome 3,218 new students into our esteemed institution.
“This is a remarkable improvement from our maiden matriculation and it reaffirms the growing recognition of UniDel as one of the best universities in Nigeria.
“This is a journey that requires dedication, commitment, hard work, and discipline and today we officially welcome you to this community of scholars.
“As you begin this journey, I implore you to take your studies seriously stay focused and strive for excellence,” she said.
Chiemeke noted the university has put in place the necessary infrastructure and conducive environment for learning, adding that it was the students’ responsibility to explore the opportunities therein.
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She, however, expressed confidentce that as new ambassadors of the university, that the students would represent and make the institution proud in all their endeavours.
She warned that the institution would not hesitate to discipline any students caught napping particularly in the area of cultism and exam malpractices.
The VC gave assurance that the university management staff was fully committed to providing the necessary academic and non-academic support needed by the students.
The University of Delta, Agbor presently runs the faculties of Arts, Computing, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Law, Management and Social Sciences, and Faculty of Science with attendant programmes.
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