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FUT Minna matriculates 4,944, as 1,109 of 6,053 students fail to register

Tina GeorgeBy Tina GeorgeAugust 28, 2023Updated:August 28, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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By Tina George, Minna

ASHENEWS reports that the Federal University of Technology, Minna says of the 6,053 students admitted into the institution, 1,109 failed to register for resumption.

This was disclosed by the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Faruk Adamu Kuta while matriculating 4,944 students into the University.

According to Kuta, during the 35th matriculation ceremony of FUT Minna, 16,556 candidates applied for admission to the University through the Direct Entry/PostUTME, out of which 6,877 sat for post-UTME while 6,053 candidates were offered admission.

He added that only 5,165 accepted the admission offer but 4,944 were duly registered as at the time of the matriculation.

He advised the new students to always dress decently in line with the University dress code and go everywhere with their school identity card to avoid embarrassment by the security.

He assured the new students of having a worthwhile experience during the period of their study in the University.

According to him, the University is alive with academics, socials, sports, student politics, and religious activities for the overall development of the students.

Kuta urged the students to register and use the University Health Services on both its campuses and avoid going on self-medication or consulting quack doctors.

The Vice-Chancellor also advised the students to keep away from acts that were contrary to the rules and regulations of the University and avoid associating with people of questionable character and integrity.

He then called on the students to be security conscious at all times urging them to report any suspicious movement and objects to relevant authorities.

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