Renaissance University marked a significant milestone on June 1st, 2024, with its 17th matriculation ceremony, welcoming new students into its academic community. The event commenced with a vibrant procession featuring the matriculating students, the Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor Professor Thaddeus Chukwuka Eze, and other esteemed dignitaries.
The ceremony began with an opening prayer led by Most Reverend Professor Emmanuel Olisa Chukwuma (OON), which set a solemn tone for the day's events. Following this, Professor Chukwuma performed the traditional Igbo cultural practice of breaking the kola, symbolizing hospitality, respect, and the commencement of important events.
This year's ceremony underscored the university's commitment to integrating academic excellence with cultural heritage. The presence of high-profile dignitaries highlighted the importance of the occasion, officially marking the start of the academic journey for the new students.
In his address, Vice-Chancellor Professor Thaddeus Chukwuka Eze welcomed the new students and reiterated the institution's dedication to nurturing their academic and personal growth. He encouraged them to take full advantage of the opportunities provided by the university and to strive for excellence in all their endeavors.
The event was a blend of solemn tradition and joyful celebration, reflecting Renaissance University's vibrant community and its commitment to both academic and cultural excellence.
