Makurdi’s Leading University Sets Stage for Its 32nd Matriculation Ceremony
Makurdi, Nigeria — Reverend Father Moses Orshio Adasu University, formerly known as Benue State University (BSU), has officially announced its 32nd Matriculation Ceremony, scheduled for Friday, July 4, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. The grand event will take place at the university’s newly unveiled Convocation Square, Western Wing.
This year’s matriculation marks a significant milestone as the institution continues to build on its legacy with renewed energy and a fresh name. Students, staff, parents, and the general public are all invited to witness the formal induction of new students into university life.
Orientation Comes First: What to Expect
Before the big day, freshers will attend a compulsory one-day orientation programme on Thursday, July 3, 2025. This session will offer students an overview of university life, key policies, and available resources to help them succeed.
Essential Instructions for Freshers
If you’re a new student, here’s what you must do to be fully matriculated:
1. Complete Your Registration
- Deadline: Monday, June 30, 2025
- Failure to register by this date will result in automatic loss of admission. No exceptions.
2. Collect Your Academic Gown
- Visit your Faculty Officer after completing registration.
- Pay a gown fee of ₦2,000 into any of the following accounts:
- Fidelity Bank – 5030023693
- Zenith Bank – 1011136506
3. Be Punctual and Properly Dressed
- On matriculation day, students must:
- Arrive no later than 9:00 a.m.
- Be fully dressed in academic gowns.
4. Prepare Academically and Culturally
- Students are expected to download the Matriculation Oath and University Anthem from the school website before the ceremony.
No Lectures on July 3 & 4
To allow for full participation, the university has declared a lecture-free schedule on Thursday and Friday (July 3–4, 2025). This ensures that all students—especially freshers—are fully engaged in the orientation and matriculation activities without distraction.
Why It Matters
Matriculation is more than a ceremony—it’s a rite of passage. It officially welcomes new students into the academic and cultural life of the university. Missing it isn’t just missing a moment—it’s missing the start of a journey.
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