The Federal Cooperative College (FCC) in Eleyele, Ibadan, has warmly welcomed its students for the 2025/2026 academic year, highlighting the importance of academic excellence, cooperative values, and a strict stance against misconduct.
The matriculation ceremony included the administration of an oath and a policy address outlining the institution’s standards.
In his welcome address, the Provost, Dr. Abdulganiyu Ibrahim, encouraged students to prioritise integrity and responsibility, noting that their admission is an opportunity for growth in leadership and entrepreneurship.
He cautioned against cultism, drug abuse, and inappropriate behaviour, assuring students that strict disciplinary action would be taken against such misconduct.
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The Provost, represented by Dr. Onuyi Majebi, Dean of the School of Applied Sciences, reminded students of FCC Ibadan’s status as Nigeria’s oldest cooperative training institution.
He also urged students to utilise official channels for conflict resolution and to maintain the college’s culture of religious tolerance.
“Admission into this college is not merely a pathway to employment, but a preparation for leadership, enterprise creation, and societal transformation,
“Students must shun cultism, drug abuse, and indecent behaviour, as a strict disciplinary action will be taken when caught.“
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