Empowering collective action: the Waste-to-Health Initiative paves the way for a transformative 2025/2026 UNIZIK matriculation.
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Empowering collective action: the Waste-to-Health Initiative paves the way for a transformative 2025/2026 UNIZIK matriculation.

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The 2025/2026 matriculation ceremony was officially set in motion through the collaborative endeavors of the SAVC Waste-to-Wealth initiative, spearheaded by Uwanta Lawrence...

  In a noteworthy demonstration of creativity and unity, both offices conceptualized and unveiled a symbolic welcome arch to warmly welcome freshers and returning students back to the university community. This thoughtful gesture underscores the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ugochukwu Bond Stanley Anyaehie's, sustained commitment to fostering growth, innovation, and a strong sense of belonging within the university.   The initiative not only enhances the campus aesthetic but also fortifies the bond that unites staff and students as one vibrant academic family. Together, it marks the commencement of a promising academic journey characterized by purpose, collaboration, and excellence. ← Back to News