FCE Jama’are holds first matriculation with 350 students

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From  Ahmad Muhammad, Bauchi

 

The Federal College of Education (FCE) has on Saturday matriculated three  hundred and fifty (350) students into the National Certificate in Education (NCE)  for the 2022/2023 academic session.

Speaking at the maiden matriculation ceremony  in Jama’are, the Provost of the College,  Prof. Aisha Indo Mohammed urged the students to exhibit discipline, loyalty, honesty and good character at all times.

According to her, “Today the college is matriculating a total number of three hundred and fifty (350) students.

“You,the successful students, have just taken oaths, signifying your commitment and loyalty to the college.

“This makes you a bonafide student of the college. Therefore, I urge you to continue to uphold the tenets of the oaths you took throughout your stay in the college.

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“It is my honor and privilege to welcome you all to the 2022/2023 N.C.E maiden matriculation ceremony. on behalf of the management team and Academic Board.

“I heartily felicitate with the successful students who were admitted into various N.C.E Programmes of the college

“Out of the many applications for admission, Candidates who satisfied the requirements of the college were admitted as approved by the NCCE.

“I congratulate you for scaling through the rigorous screening process into this newly established college of education in Nigeria,”

She stressed that the college is highly determined to promote good conduct and discipline, the award of Nigeria certificate in education, N.C.E is not only based on academic performance but also on character.

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She added that the college has zero tolerance for anti- social behaviors, especially examination malpractice, indecent dressing, drug abuse, unlawful associations and other vices.

“The college frowns at any display of acts of indiscipline. Students are expected to exhibit good moral conduct within and outside the college to avoid embarrassment or sanctions, Prof. Indo Mohammed said.

Prof. Mohmmed assured that the management would strive at ensuring that the students  enjoy a serene academic environment.

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