The Head of Department (HOD) of Mass Communication of University of Lagos (UNILAG), Dr Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika, has assured freshers that if they are well behaved, they will not have any problems with lecturers
, TheNation reports.
'Once you are obedient, no lecturer will maltreat you,” she said when warning them against unlawful organisation
Ndisika also warned freshers against begging their teachers for marks.
The department, she said, would recommend expulsion for any student who engages in such act. She said the school would not tolerate indiscipline, urging the students to abstain from what could make them lose their admission.
She spoke last Friday at an orientation organised by the Mass Communication Students’ Association (MCSA) for the freshers.
She said punctuality and obedience remained were the cornerstone of their success, adding that the department was concerned about how students would get the best training to help them survive.
Ogwezzy, an associate professor of Mass Communication, said: “Let me emphasise that punctuality and class attendance are very highly required. If any student doesn’t have up to 65 per cent attendance, the university rule is that such a student won’t write the examination. Therefore, you must manage your time well.”
, TheNation reports.
'Once you are obedient, no lecturer will maltreat you,” she said when warning them against unlawful organisation
Ndisika also warned freshers against begging their teachers for marks.
The department, she said, would recommend expulsion for any student who engages in such act. She said the school would not tolerate indiscipline, urging the students to abstain from what could make them lose their admission.
She spoke last Friday at an orientation organised by the Mass Communication Students’ Association (MCSA) for the freshers.
She said punctuality and obedience remained were the cornerstone of their success, adding that the department was concerned about how students would get the best training to help them survive.
Ogwezzy, an associate professor of Mass Communication, said: “Let me emphasise that punctuality and class attendance are very highly required. If any student doesn’t have up to 65 per cent attendance, the university rule is that such a student won’t write the examination. Therefore, you must manage your time well.”
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