The Management of the Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo has concluded all arrangements to conduct mid-Semester examinations for its students immediately after the Easter celebration holiday currently embarked upon by the institution.
The Registrar of the Christian owned institution, Mrs Adenike T. Fatogun made this known in a release she personally signed and made available to pmparrotng.com.
According to the release, “the University is currently on Easter break beginning from Wednesday 12th April, 2017 to Sunday 23rd April, 2017. Thereafter, the mid-Semester examinations will hold from Thursday 27th to Friday 28th April, 2017,” the release stated.
While appealing to students to prepare ahead of the mid semester examination, the institution also reminded students of its insistence on discipline, decent dressing, punctuality at lectures and worship service, among other requirements as dictated in its handbook on rules and regulations as pivotal to the award of its certificate to graduating students.
The release, however, also advised parents and candidates who seek education in a godly environment to pick Ajayi Crowther University which has all its academic programmes duly accredited by the National University Commission (NUC) as their preferred choice of institution, with a promise to continue to do its best in ensuring academic excellence, protection of the rights of students, provision of sporting and recreational facilities in a serene, safe and conducive environment for learning.
The University which is known for its highly cherished character of a faith based Christian institution governed by rules and regulations in conformity with Christian Ethics and commitment to raising godly intellectuals, is owned and operated by Diocese of Anglican Church and has a Bishop of the Anglican Communion as the Vice-Chancellor, Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN) as the pro-Chancellor, Professor Emeritus Ayo Banjo, as the Chairman Board of Trustees and 65 Bishops of the Supra Diocesan Board b (west) as Proprietors.
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