KWASU IPCE management lauds students’ innovative development communication project
By Tokurah Mohammed
In a bid to foster a clean and healthy learning environment at the Kwara State University (KWASU) Conference Centre, the management of the Institute of Professional and Continuous Education (IPCE) has commended the Mass Communication students of Stream 2 for their thoughtful donation of waste bins to the University.
According to the Class Governor of Mass Communication Stream 2, Usman Mohammed Tokurah, the initiative was part of a Development Communication Project, aimed at promoting environmental sustainability and community engagement.
Tokurah expressed his gratitude to the Course Lecturer, Dr. V. O. Babatunde, and the Departmental Coordinator, Dr. Agnes Shaib, for their invaluable support in bringing the project to fruition.
In his remarks, Dr.Sefiu Bello who represented the Director of IPCE, Dr. Sunday Oho, commended the students for their impactful initiative, stating, “Maintaining a clean environment is an ongoing challenge, but projects like this will significantly contribute to addressing the issue. I applaud your effort and I am delighted to see you applying theoretical concepts to practical situations.”
The institution’s Senior Safety Officer, Mallam M. A. Musa who also attended the event, praised the students for their commendable project just as he encouraged other students within the institution to emulate their exemplary gesture of promoting a culture of social responsibility and community service.
This initiative demonstrates the students’ commitment to making a positive impact on their environment and showcases the effectiveness of the University ‘s efforts in fostering a culture of innovation, social responsibility, and community engagements.
