Newly matriculated students of Babcock University have been told to discover the purpose and significance of life through a comprehensive understanding of the principles and structures of humanity and society. The president/ Vice Chancellor of Babcock University, Professor Ademola Tayo gave this mandate to the 3, 258 newly matriculated students of the university on Tuesday.
The students comprised nationals of Chad Republic, Benin Republic, Togo, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Garbon, South Africa, Cote D’ ivoire and Nigeria.
Professor Tayo reminded the students that the ultimate goal of learning in a university was to lay the foundation for becoming a true intellectual with the ability to perceive objects and phenomenon as a coherent whole and examine them from diverse perspectives.
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