Ghanaian don commends Unilorin on students discipline

Professor Etsay gave the commendation recently during his visit to the vice chancellor on the completion of his staff exchange programme to the Faculty of Education of the university.He said, “I learnt so much since I came into the university. The level of discipline in place really impressed me. The first person I met, who […]

Professor Etsay gave the commendation recently during his visit to the vice chancellor on the completion of his staff exchange programme to the Faculty of Education of the university.
He said, “I learnt so much since I came into the university. The level of discipline in place really impressed me. The first person I met, who was a student, carried my bag without knowing me.”
The don expressed gratitude to the vice chancellor at his invitation to embark on a five-week academic visit to the Faculty of Education of the university, adding that he had a comfortable stay at Unilorin.
The Dean of the Faculty of Education, Professor A. A. Adegoke, while speaking on the activities of the don at the university, said the faculty holds an in-depth gratitude to the visiting Professor of Education Research, Measurement, Statistics and Evaluation for holding classes at which he taught masters, PhD students and holding seminar for staff in the faculty.
Professor Adegoke noted that the Memorandum of Understanding between the University of Ilorin and the University of Cape-Coast was instrumental to the success of the visit.
Olawale is a 300 level student of Education-History, Unilorin