Babcock University Emphasizes Moral and Spiritual Values for Academic Excellence

Babcock Academy highlighted the significance of moral and spiritual virtues in achieving academic excellence during its 10th-anniversary ceremony held in Abeokuta, Ogun State. The President and Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ademola Adetayo, commended the dedication of staff and workers, emphasizing the unique traits of Adventist Education, which include moral and spiritual virtues coupled with integrity and academic excellence.

Prof. Adetayo urged students and staff to embrace integrity as a core moral value, underscoring its importance in fostering a conducive learning environment. The principal, Mr. Gabriel Fasanu, affirmed the academy's commitment to producing spiritually grounded students with a focus on academic excellence through its holistic Adventist Education.

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During the ceremony, the academy celebrated its achievements in academics, student empowerment, and infrastructure development, including libraries, water facilities, and closed-circuit television installations for enhanced security. Pioneer principal and Vice-President of the Academy, Bolanle Adebawojo, acknowledged the collective efforts of the staff, expressing joy in their contributions to the academy.

The event also witnessed the unveiling and commissioning of various projects, including a public toilet, the foundation of a new building, a borehole, a waiting stand, and a new signboard. The anniversary speaker, Ngozi Nwaogwugwu, encouraged everyone to make a fresh commitment to contribute to the purpose of Babcock Academy.