Peacock College Holds Combined Matriculation, Tasks Students on Academic Excellence, Good Conduct
Daniel mtindiga, Jalingo.
Peacock College of Education, Jalingo, on Saturday held a combined matriculation ceremony for its newly admitted students, charging them to uphold the institution’s values of academic excellence and good conduct.
The Matriculation which marked the 10th for the NCE/Diploma and 7th for the Undergraduate, took place at the College’s premises in Jalingo the State Capital and was well attended by people from all works of life including Politicians, Traditional Rulers, Business men/women, parents and students.
In his address, the Provost of the College Dr. Bernard Tata emphasized the importance of hard work and ethical behavior, stating, “Education is not just about acquiring certificates but about shaping character and contributing meaningfully to society.
“Peacock College is committed to producing well-rounded graduates who will excel in their fields and uphold moral integrity, contributing meaningfully to State/National development, “he said.
He congratulated the matriculants and urged the students to take their studies seriously and maintain discipline throughout their academic journey.
Also speaking,the Chairman Governing Council Hon.Aminu Abdul Liman, highlighted the college’s zero-tolerance policy for misconduct, warning that any form of indiscipline would be met with strict sanctions.
He announced new undergraduate programs, including BSC Sociology ,Mass Communication,Public Administration,Peace and Conflict Resolution, Accountancy among others, assuring students and members of the public of managements resolve to position the College on the global map.
Hon. Liman also appreciated his Staff/Management team for their unflinching support and and urged them to keep up the good work.
Me while, the Deputy Vice Chancellor Academics Taraba State University Jalingo, Professor Reuben Jonathan who represented the Vice Chancellor of TSU, lauded the College’s Management for the remarkable progress and promised to span the partnership between the College and TSU so long as the rules of engagement are protected.
He further called on well meaning sons and daughters of Taraba State and beyond to join hands with the Government and other private individuals in promoting education and learning in the State.
Speaking on behalf of the matriculating students, Miss Fatima Abubakar pledged their commitment to excellence, saying, “We understand the privilege of being here and promise to make the most of this opportunity by being diligent and respectful.”
The ceremony concluded with the administration of the matriculation oath, symbolizing the students’ formal induction into the college.