The Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja, Professor Lar Manko, has issued a stern warning to parents against paying for admissions, revealing that over 200 fake entries were linked to fraudsters. This move underscores the university’s commitment to upholding merit-based reforms and ensuring the integrity of its admission processes.
Under Professor Manko’s leadership, UniAbuja has prioritized student empowerment, with over 12,000 students benefiting from entrepreneurial training and empowerment initiatives. These programs aim to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in today’s competitive job market.
The university has also made significant strides in digital transformation, introducing online learning platforms and digital Students’ Union Government elections. These initiatives enhance the learning experience and promote student engagement and participation
Despite facing funding challenges, Professor Manko envisions UniAbuja as a top innovation hub with global partnerships and renewed integrity. The university has signed new international collaborations with institutions from China, the US, the UK, Russia, and Europe, further solidifying its position as a leader in innovation and research.
Under Professor Manko’s leadership, UniAbuja is committed to excellence, innovation, and integrity. The university’s focus on merit-based reforms, student empowerment, and digital transformation sets a new standard for higher education in Nigeria.
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