The Chancellor of Dominion University, Ibadan, addressed a gathering of 140 graduating students during the university’s commencement ceremony, urging them to reject corruption, uphold personal integrity and actively contribute to Nigeria’s development.
In his speech, the Chancellor highlighted the pivotal role that newly minted graduates will play in shaping the nation’s future, emphasizing that ethical conduct is essential for progress.
He warned that corruption remains a significant obstacle to Nigeria’s growth, noting that the country, Africa’s most populous nation, continues to grapple with governance challenges that impede economic and social advancement.
By calling on the graduates to embody honesty and responsibility, the Chancellor appealed to their sense of duty, encouraging them to become agents of positive change in both the public and private sectors.
The university’s leadership expressed confidence that the cohort’s commitment to integrity will help foster a more transparent and prosperous Nigeria, aligning with broader national aspirations for development.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>