According to him, the major beneficiaries of the scholarship, among others, are the less privileged, indigent of the host community and children of clergy. Aina disclosed that nine courses were presented to the National University Commission (NUC) in the year 2017 for accreditation and all were approved. Speaking on the feat achieved by the university in the last 10 years, the vice-chancellor said the institution was ten times better than when it began. “This affiliation includes that with Cape Breton University of Canada, National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (ICSAN) and the awards, among others, are the annual Nigeria Private University Debate (NIPUD) 2017, ” he said. Aina said the university was committed to excellence in character and learning, and would not compromise on holistic education with moral and spiritual component.

Source: The Guardian January 20, 2018 17:03 UTC