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Kwara State University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Shaykh-Luqman Jimoh, has addressed the university community regarding a recent incident involving some students who portrayed the institution in a bad light.
In a statement, Professor Jimoh expressed concern over videos circulating online, showing students wearing Kwara State University’s matriculation gowns and engaging in behavior deemed unworthy of the institution. He emphasized that this behavior not only reflects poorly on the students but also ridicules the image and integrity of the university.
Professor Jimoh reminded students that Kwara State University is founded on principles of excellence and that it is the responsibility of all members of the university community to uphold its integrity. He emphasized that the university’s name and reputation are not just a reflection of the institution but also of its students and staff.
The Vice-Chancellor announced that the students involved in the incident have been identified and will face disciplinary actions. This, he explained, is to caution them and others against trivializing the hard work and excellence that the university represents.
Professor Jimoh urged students to resist any motivation to cast the institution in a negative light, reminding them that thousands of Kwara State University graduates are making a positive impact around the world. He encouraged students to focus on being the best they can be, assuring them that the university will provide the necessary support to help them achieve their goals.
The Vice-Chancellor reiterated his commitment to upholding the excellence that Kwara State University was founded upon, stating that the institution will resist any attempts to trivialize its hard-earned reputation.
In conclusion, Professor Jimoh expressed his confidence in the students, stating that he looks forward to seeing them excel and make the university proud.
By Azeezat Hambali
