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Adamawa COE introduces 7 more undergraduate courses – Provost

  • Mar, Sat, 2020

Adamawa COE introduces 7 more undergraduate courses – Provost

Adamawa COE to get 7 more undergraduate courses – Provost
College
By  Muhammad Adam
Hong (Adamawa), March 21, 2020 (NAN)  Dr Johnson Pongri, Provost, Adamawa State College of Education, Hong, says the college would soon introduced additional seven undergraduate courses.
Pongri made the disclosure during the third matriculation ceremony of the institution,  held on Saturday at the college main campus in Hong
The News Agency of Nigeria ( NAN) reports that the undergraduate course of the college  is affiliated with the Faculty of Education, Ahmadu Bello University,  Zaria.
“The College intends to add seven  more undergraduate courses during the 2020/2021 academic session.
 ” The courses  include: Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Integrated Science, Arabic, Physical and Health Education.
“Our undergraduate programme commenced with 450 students in four courses during the year 2017/2018 session;now  the programme has grown to eight courses with a total population of about 1,105 students ” Pongri said.
He warned that the institution had  zero tolerance for cult activities and therefore urged students to adhere to the  rules and regulations of the College.
He also advised students to follow formal channels of communication in case of any problems through the Director, Students Affairs, or Academic Secretary.
“The College will not tolerate any resort to unlawful demonstrations, protests, or mass action,” Pongri  warned.
In his message, the Acting Vice Chancellor of  Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, who was represented by  Prof. Yahaya  Kajuru, reminded the students that they were in the university to acquire knowledge and become good citizens.
“It is the goal of ABU Zaria  and its affiliate institutions to produce students with contemplative and highly creative minds, in order to prepare them for proper engagement with the fast moving and changing complex world,” Kajuru said.
He  advised the students to shun examination malpractice, cultism, drug abuse, indecent dressing and all forms of antisocial behaviours.(NAN)
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Edited by Fela Fashoro