Nigeria: Alumni Urge Graduates to Embrace Excellence, Build Brighter Nigeria

2 December 2024

President of the Madonna University Alumni Association, Peter Nwachukwu called on graduates to leverage their education to drive positive change in Nigeria and beyond.

Nwachukwu stated this at the Madonna University's convocation ceremony. He said; "Today marks the beginning of a new chapter. You have earned your place among the finest minds, and now, you are stepping into a world full of challenges and opportunities. Congratulations on this remarkable achievement."

Nwachukwu highlighted the strides made by the Alumni Association under his leadership, including mentorship programmes, career development initiatives, and expanded alumni chapters across the country.

We have created a network that empowers alumni and supports students, bridging the gap between generations and fostering a culture of excellence, he noted, commending the university's leadership for their dedication to fostering a strong alumni-student relationship.

Addressing the graduates, Nwachukwu emphasised their responsibility as leaders in shaping Nigeria's future, saying, "Nigeria needs your integrity, resilience, and service. The challenges are real, but so are the opportunities. Be bold, be innovative, and remain committed to making an impact."

He encouraged the new graduates to stay connected with the Alumni Association, describing it as a family that offers lifelong support. Nwachukwu noted that, "Nigeria's future depends on those who dare to dream and act. You are the generation that will redefine our nation. Embrace this responsibility with courage and purpose."

The convocation was a celebration of academic excellence and a rallying cry for graduates to contribute to the development of Nigeria, embodying the spirit of Madonna University's core values.

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