NBU Vice-Chancellor Warns Students About Social Media Addiction
He stressed the university's zero-tolerance policy towards cultism, examination malpractices, and other anti-social behaviors, highlighting that certificates issued upon graduation would be based on both character and academic performance.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Vice-Chancellor of Nigeria British University, Prof. Hakeem Fawehinmi, cautioned students against excessive use of social media, emphasizing the potential risks it poses to their well-being.
Speaking at the first matriculation ceremony of the university, Prof. Fawehinmi addressed the new intake of 65 students, warning them about the dangers of social media addiction and the negative impact it could have on their lives.
He stressed the university's zero-tolerance policy towards cultism, examination malpractices, and other anti-social behaviors, highlighting that certificates issued upon graduation would be based on both character and academic performance.
While acknowledging the benefits of the internet, Prof. Fawehinmi urged students to be discerning about their social media usage and to prioritize their studies over excessive online activities.
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The Vice-Chancellor also underscored the importance of maintaining a conducive learning environment and encouraged students to engage in activities that support their academic, social, and professional development.
In conclusion, Prof. Fawehinmi reminded students that success in academics and other endeavors requires diligence and hard work, urging them to embrace collaboration, mutual respect, and continuous learning during their academic journey.
