KSUK Kabba Celebrates Inaugural Matriculation Ceremony 2023/2024
Are you part of the historic first set of students at Kogi State University, Kabba, ready to be formally inducted into university life? How does it feel to be a pioneer student, and what can you expect from the upcoming matriculation ceremony on the 16th of January, 2024? With an auspicious start to the academic session, KSUK Kabba is set to celebrate this landmark event, with dignitaries, families, and friends joining in. Let's get ready to mark this momentous occasion.
Kogi State University, Kabba (KSUK) is poised to matriculate its very first batch of students in a historic ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, 16th January 2024. This milestone event comes after the university’s establishment under the vision of His Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, and the granting of its charter from the National Universities Commission (NUC) on 26th June 2029.
| Matriculation Date | Tuesday, 16th January 2024. |
| University Inauguration | KSUK Kabba established in 2029 with NUC charter. |
| First Student Cohort | Twenty-five bachelor’s degree programmes started. |
| Ceremony Venue | Permanent site of the University at 10 AM. |
| Special Guest | Executive Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello. |
| Faculties Introduced | Administration, Arts & Humanities, Science & Computing. |
| VC’s Commitment | Aim to make scholars globally competitive and locally relevant. |
Details of the Matriculation Ceremony
- Date & Time: The ceremony will unfold at 10 AM on Tuesday, 16th January 2024.
- Venue: The event is set to take place at the university’s permanent site.
Welcoming the Academic Community and Distinguished Guests
- Chief Guest: The Executive Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, will grace the occasion as the Special Guest of Honour.
- Esteemed Attendees: The ceremony will also host top government officials, royal dignitaries, leaders from various educational institutions, security agency heads, alongside parents, guardians, friends, and members of the press.
KSUK’s Academic Structure and Programmes
- Faculties & Programmes: KSUK starts its academic journey with twenty-five (25) bachelor’s degree programmes across three faculties: Administration, Management, and Social Sciences; Arts & Humanities; and Science & Computing.
- Academic Session Commencement: The university’s academic activities began on Monday, 8th January 2024.
Commitment to Academic Excellence
- Vice-Chancellor’s Assurance: The university, through its Vice-Chancellor and management team, pledges to cultivate an environment that nurtures young scholars to be competitive on a global scale, respected nationally, and relevant locally.
- Vision for Students: KSUK aims to ensure its students achieve commendable success in both their academic endeavours and life pursuits.
In Summary
The matriculation ceremony of Kogi State University, Kabba, is not just an event but a commencement of a dream for many young minds. It represents a commitment to the future—a future where education empowers and transforms. For more information about the university and the upcoming matriculation, please visit the official KSUK website at KSUK Kabba. This is a momentous occasion for the university and its students, marking the beginning of an academic journey filled with promise and potential. As KSUK opens its doors to its first-ever cohort, it stands ready to forge a path of innovation and excellence in higher education. Congratulations to all matriculating students; your adventure begins now.
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