The Confluence University of Science of Technology owned by the Kogi State Government, on Saturday, announced the deployment of 117 of its pioneer graduates for the mandatory National Youth Service Corps exercise.
A statement by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Abdulrahman Salawu noted that the institution has grown significantly in the last four years through the introduction of new courses such as medicine, and law, among others.
He said, “We celebrate the deployment of 117 pioneer graduates to various National Youth Service Corps camps across the country.
“This historic milestone marks a significant achievement for the young institution, as its first-ever graduates commence their national service, exemplifying the university’s dedication to producing globally competent graduates ready to serve the nation.”
Salawu, on behalf of the institution, also extended appreciation to the Governor of Kogi state, Usman Ododo and the immediate-past Governor, Yahaya Bello.
“CUSTECH has made remarkable strides in expanding its academic offerings. In four years, the academic programmes have increased from 11 to 56 programmes, an unprecedented development in the Nigerian University System. The courses are in Medical Sciences (Medicine, Nursing, etc), Agricultural Sciences, Engineering, Computing, Law and other cutting-edge fields.”
“The monumental growth is a demonstration of the university’s commitment to addressing the critical needs of Nigeria’s economy and preparing students for leadership roles in these sectors.
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