As the Lutz-Hans European University College German Cooperation, Nigerian Campus holds the matriculation of its new students, the director of International Programme of the Institute, Dr Oluwaseyi Ogunjide, has advised all the matriculated student to stay focused and be more passionate towards their dream as this is the best way to achieve their goals in life.
Dr Ogunjide also took time to appreciate the German School’s governing board and Lutz-Hans European University for their trust and confidence reposed in him.
The director of International Programme said he sincerely values the incorporation that lead to the establishment of the Institute in Nigeria as this will strengthen the relationship between the two countries.
He therefore appreciated the support of the director of German education, Dr Mrs Fred Christiana for her support and love towards the students both in Nigeria and Germany.
The Acting Rector of the school, Dr Jackson Osuh in his speech implored the students to face their studies and do away with anti social activities such as cultism, drug abuse and examination malpractice as Lutz-Hans European University College has zero tolerance for any of such acts.
Meanwhile the director of German education, Dr (Mrs) Fred Christiana in her address advised the students to start seeing themselves as a group of people currently schooling in Germany as the students only have to spend only the first fourteen months of their academic calendar in Nigeria before they will be moved to Germany for the completion of their Programmes.
The German scholar also advised them to imbibe the German culture from Nigeria as this will enable them to quickly adapt when they get to Frankfurt, Germany for the final stages of their studies.
The Chaplain of the institute, Mr Ayodele Aduloju implored the students to focus on their vision as that is the only thing that can lead them to their destination. He therefore prayed for God’s wisdom and understanding for all the students so that they can graduate in flying colours.
The School’s Legal adviser, Dr Raphael Adeolu, warned the new student to concentrate on their studies and stick to the rules and guidelines provided by the school’s authority as the institution will not condone any form of violation by any student.
Meanwhile, it is on record that 38 students of the institution took their matriculation oath as the 2O19/2O2O academic session commenced.
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