SLUK and TETFund Host Three-Day Orientation for Newly Admitted Students

 The Counselling and Human Development Centre at Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa (SLUK), in strategic partnership with the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), successfully concluded a comprehensive orientation exercise for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The three-day programme, held from Tuesday, February 3, to Thursday, February 5, 2026, was designed to facilitate the seamless integration of freshmen into the university’s academic and social environment.

The orientation served as a critical platform for introducing students to the university’s core values, academic regulations, and support services. Key focus areas included:

Academic Excellence: Guidance on course registration, examination ethics, and the effective use of university library resources.

Human Development: Sessions led by the Counselling Centre focused on mental health, time management, and adapting to the rigours of higher education.

Institutional Support: Highlighting the role of TETFund interventions in providing modern learning facilities and infrastructure within the institution.

In a statement released by Sadiq Lawal, the Head of Public Relations at SLUK, the university emphasized its commitment to nurturing well-rounded graduates. The collaboration with TETFund underscores the institution's drive to leverage national interventions for enhanced student welfare and academic stability. 

The exercise concluded with interactive sessions, allowing new students to engage directly with faculty heads and administrative officers.