TASUED Takes a Stand Against Cultism: Severe Consequences Await Offenders.

In a address during the matriculation ceremony at Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Prof. Oluwole Banjo, the Vice-Chancellor, called upon Nigerian youths to steer clear of cultism, gangsterism, and other deviant behaviors that plague the nation.

The ceremony, held on Friday, July 26, 2024, welcomed over 200 newly admitted part-time students for the 2023/2024 academic session at TASUED’s Ijagun main campus. Prof. Banjo left no room for ambiguity, stating firmly, “Here at TASUED, there’s no room for cultism. If you are caught and your membership is discovered, you will not be spared. You will be expelled and handed over to the Nigeria Police.”

The event marked a significant milestone for the matriculants as they officially embarked on their academic journey at the institution. Prof. Banjo underscored TASUED’s unwavering commitment to fostering diversity, unity, and academic excellence.

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Addressing the students directly, he encouraged them to seize every opportunity available both within and outside the classroom. TASUED, known for its holistic approach to education, emphasizes extracurricular activities and diverse experiences as integral components of learning.

Prof. Banjo stressed the importance of maintaining a minimum 75% attendance in lectures and performing well in continuous assessments, which contribute 30% to overall grades. He advised the new students to adhere strictly to the University’s rules and regulations while making the most of available resources, including mentorship from faculty members and staff.

The Vice-Chancellor concluded by reminding the students that their education at TASUED extends beyond academic pursuits. It serves as a platform for personal and intellectual growth, positioning them for success beyond the classroom. Prof. Banjo warmly congratulated the new students and welcomed them to the “Premier and Preferred University of Education and Citadel of Academic Excellence.”

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Mr. Dapo Oke, FCIA, the University Registrar, solemnly administered the oath of studentship to TASUED’s incoming students. The ceremony, attended by esteemed members of the management team, including Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof. Adekunle Adeogun, Bursar Mr. Kabir Ogunneye, Acting Librarian Mr. Omotayo Kadir, and Prof. Femi Fatade (Provost, School of Postgraduate Studies), marked a significant milestone for the fresh cohort. Deans of various colleges and other high-ranking officers of the University were also present to welcome the new students.