VC Asks Students To Join Nation Building

Vice chancellor of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), Prof. Francisca Bassey, has urged students to lend their quota towards gathering a Nigeria of their dreams.

She emphasised the value of peace, hard work, and subject successful transforming the federation into an egalitarian society.

The vice chancellor gave the complaint portion answering questions from LEADERSHIP aft a moving sojourn to the Okuku field of the institution.

Bassey encouraged students to inquire themselves what relation they tin play successful transforming the instauration and the nation.

“As a student, inquire yourself, what relation tin I play successful the translation of the instauration to amended the nation?

” How tin I lend my quota towards translation of the society? How tin I beryllium a bully illustration to my colleagues, however tin I physique the Nigeria of my dream?

“All you request is simply a consenting bosom to alteration UNICROSS and Nigeria to a amended nine wherever we tin each unrecorded successful bid and harmony, notwithstanding our spiritual and taste affinity.

“From our small corners, we tin each beryllium a airy to physique the nation.” The VC maintained.

She assured students and unit that the assemblage absorption is moving hard to supply amended facilities, including lecture halls, offices, and hostel accommodations.

The VC praised students for their solidarity and enactment to 4 students of the instauration who were precocious progressive successful an car clang and were rapidly rushed to the infirmary for aesculapian attraction without waiting for the assemblage absorption and students ‘ families.

The VC appealed to lecturers to spot students arsenic their sisters and brothers, children and relatives,and dainty with attraction and discipline.

She thanked the Cross River State authorities and students for their enactment successful the university’s progress.

In response, dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Dr. Peter Ujong,  thanked the VC for her sojourn and pledged that unit and students would uphold diligence and integrity.