Maduka University Welcomes 600 Students at Maiden Matriculation Ceremony

The Maduka University Ekwegbe, Enugu state celebrated her maiden matriculation ceremony with a total of 600 matriculants to launch in the 2023/2024 session.

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The matriculation ceremony which held on 23rd February, 2024 witnessed the presence of dignitaries from the South Eastern part of the country and beyond the country with the Governor of Enugu State ably represented.

Speaking on the theme,  Evolving the Authentic Entrepreneurial University:  the Nigerian Imperative, the Key note speaker, Linus Okorie emphasised that universities must relay the need for entrepreneurial  awareness among students in a more realistic manner to produce palpable results.

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"Universities should integrate creativity and innovation seamlessly into the curicullum, encouraging students  to explore beyond conventional boundaries. This entails incorporating project-based assignments, case studies,  and real-world problem solving activities to stimulate  critical thinking. Simultaneously, fostering a risk-tolerate mindest is imperative",  Okorie stated.

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Okorie added that building an entrepreneurial spirit will require embracing the system of continuous learning, engaging in critical thinking in place of worrying over challenges, profering solutions and a visionary personality.

Further,  the Chancellor of the Univetsity,  Dr. Samual Maduka while inaugurating the pioneer students of the university,  promised to give nothing but the best to the students in terms of education and entrepreneurial enlightenment. With the believe that through quality education, the university would birth world changers, problem solvers and innovators.

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"We believe that the real  empowerment comes from  quality education,  hence the vision of our university- Knowlegdge,  Self-reliance and Service. The university project integrates our core channels of service:  health,  agriculture and education",  Onyishi expressed.