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Skyline University Nigeria Holds Freshers’ Party for New Students

The serene ambience of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) on Friday, 9th April 2021 was pervaded with excitement and hi-fi music. The university, through the office of the Event Coordinator, Ms. Nafisa Inuwa, in cordination with returning students, planned a party for the fresh students (neophytes). The neophytes, who resumed academic activities for the 2020/2021 academic session enjoyed themselves amongst their peers. A returning student Mr. Haruna Baffa of the Management Department and a fresh student, Ms. Sara Natour of Micro-Biology, acted as Masters of Ceremonies (MC). Both MCs introduced the performance and speakers in a way that puts them at ease, announces items on the agenda, and were able to perform each of these tasks in a timely fashion. They ensured a seamless transition between sections of the Programmeme and kept the event moving at a steady pace. Returning students were also on hand with coordinating some sections of the event. While welcoming the students, faculty and staff to the event, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ajith Kumar V.V, congratulated the new students and encouraged them to have a blissful celebration. While advising them to continually uphold academic prowess and the sanctity and integrity of Skyline University Nigeria, he stated that the fresher’s party is not a time to focus on academic activities but organized for the students to socialize and acculturate with the SUN environment. The neophytes could not hide their joy as they expressed their happiness through their performance in key highlights of the Programmeme – Mr & Ms Freshers; Cultural dance; Stage performance; Talent hunt; Lucky Draw, and Fireworks being offered at the fresher party. Ms. Fatima Nasidi, of the Department of Computer Science and Mr. Kabiru Yakubu Mohammed of the Department of Software Engineering were crowned Queen and King of Fresher 2020/2021.

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New Information Resource Arrival

In order to allow for new scholarly and research activities, to enhance individual and collaborative study experience as well as a transformation of the learning resource, Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) Library is excited to introduce new materials to its resource collection. These include books, journals, and online primary source materials. The materials are an addition to providing a wider variety of readership to the SUN Library as well as encourage and provides access to new primary source materials across disciplines. Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) Library provides access to quality resources and innovative services to stimulate creativity, intellectual curiosity, facilitate lifelong learning and research within its community. The library is at the forefront of providing information services to her respective university community which comprises students, faculty and other members to support their teaching, learning and research needs. As part of the university’s goal to acquire, maintain and preserve relevant and innovative library resource materials for optimum use, the SUN Library has invested in dynamic space for collaboration, study and work with faculty and students alike. So, pull out your pencils, open spreadsheets and take a moment to visit the university’s library, so you are not left out of updates coming to you in 2021. Other services provided includes but not limited to; 1. Information Services  2. Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC)  3. Internet/CD ROM Search Assistance  4. E-Resources  5. Research Support Information Service (RSIS)  6. Reference/Referral Service  7. Loan Services to Registered Users  8. Current Awareness Service (CAS)  9. Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI)  10. New Arrivals Information Service  11. Silent Zone. School of Arts Management and Social Science B.O Oni (2020) Essential Reading in Communication and Media Studies Stanley, J.B. (2017) Introduction to Mass Communication; 10th Edi. Mc Graw Hill Education Muyiwa Popoola (2016) Reporting and Newsriting Olufemi Onabajo (2016) Current Trends in International and Foreign Broadcasting Kapur, A.C. (2016) Principles of Political Science S. Chand Company The Arbinger Institute (2016) The Anatomy of Peace: How to Resolve the Heart of Conflict, Penguin Publishing School of Science and Information Technology Pantel A.H (2019), Industrial Microbilogy Wiley Editorial (2018) Wiley’s Textbook of Zoology for NEET and other Medical Entrance Examinations MTG Editorial Board (2018) Objective Zoology for AIPMT/AIIMS/JIPMER/AMU other PMT Entrance Exams 2017 Moris, M.M. (2017) Computer System Architecture; 3rd Edi; Pearson Education; Pearson Education Balagurusamy, E. (2017) Object-Oriented Programmeming Using C++; McGraw Hill Education;  Hayes, J. (2017) Computer Architecture and Organization; 3rd Edi. Mcgraw Hill Peter Stiling (2016), Ecology Theories and Applications, 4th Edition Cay, S.H & Gary C. (2016) Core Java Volume I—Fundamentals (10th Ed.). Prentice Hall. Annadurai S. Chand (2015), A textbook of Immunology and Immunology Julia, L.N (2015) The Essentials Of Computer Organization And Architecture; Vival.   International Journals Title of the Journal Vol.no Class No Date INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND PHARMACEUTICAL Vol.5, No.5 2019 IJ0001 14-01-2021 HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT JOURNAL Vol. 49, Issue 1 2020 IJ0002 14-01-2021 RESEARCH JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND QUALITY CONTROL  Vol. 4, No. 1 2018 IJ0003 14-01-2021 RESEARCH JOURNAL OF MASS COMMUNICATION & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Vol. 5, No. 2 2019 IJ0006 14-01-2021 JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH Vol. 4, No. 1 2019 IJ0007 14-01-2021 JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY & EARTH SCIENCES Vol. 7, issue 1 2019 IJ0008 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   vol.3, No, 1 2019 IJ0009 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY Vol. 1,No. 1 2018 IJ0010 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY Vol. 1,No. 1 2018 IJ0011 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING &FINANCE Vol. 8, No. 1 2019 IJ0012 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING &FINANCE  Vol. 6, No.1 2019 IJ0013 14-01-2021 AFRICAN JOURNAL Of COMPUTING & ICT Vol.12, No. 2 2019 IJ0014 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   vol.3, No, 1 2018 IJ0015 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   Vol. 4 No. 1 2018 IJ0016 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   vol.3, No, 1 2018 IJ0017 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   vol.3, No, 1 2018 IJ0018 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED SCIENCE & MATHEMATICAL THEORY Vol. 3, No. 4 2017 IJ0019 14-01-2021 West African institute for financial and economic management Vol. 16 2017 IJ0021 14-01-2021 IIard INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF economics & business management     Vol.3 No.1 2017 IJ0022 The banker vol.19 2019 IJ0023 14-01-2021 International journal of accounting intelligence Vol, 1 No.1-4 2017 IJ0024 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING &FINANCE Vol. 6, No.1 2017 IJ0031 14-01-2021 AFRICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND DIPLOMACY Vol. 6 No 1&2 2017 IJ0032 14-01-2021 ILORIN JOURNAL OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Vo.7, No.1 2017 IJ0033 14-01-2021 West insight urbanization in west Africa Vol.6, No.3 2018 IJ0034 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY IN AFRICA  Vol. 4, No.1 2019 IJ0035 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY IN AFRICA  Vol. 3, No.1 2018 IJ0036 14-01-2021 Card international journal of science and advanced innovative research Vol.4 No,1 2017 IJ0037 14-01-2021 Card international journal of management studies, business and entrepreneurship research Vol. 4, No. 1 2018 IJ0038 14-01-2021   Local Journal Title of the Journal Vol.no Class No Date INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND PHARMACEUTICAL Vol.5, No.5 2019 IJ0001 14-01-2021 HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT JOURNAL Vol. 49, Issue 1 2020 IJ0002 14-01-2021 RESEARCH JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND QUALITY CONTROL  Vol. 4, No. 1 2018 IJ0003 14-01-2021 RESEARCH JOURNAL OF MASS COMMUNICATION & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Vol. 5, No. 2 2019 IJ0006 14-01-2021 JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH Vol. 4, No. 1 2019 IJ0007 14-01-2021 JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY & EARTH SCIENCES Vol. 7, issue 1 2019 IJ0008 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   vol.3, No, 1 2019 IJ0009 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY Vol. 1,No. 1 2018 IJ0010 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY Vol. 1,No. 1 2018 IJ0011 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING &FINANCE Vol. 8, No. 1 2019 IJ0012 14-01-2021 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING &FINANCE  Vol. 6, No.1 2019 IJ0013 14-01-2021 AFRICAN JOURNAL Of COMPUTING & ICT Vol.12, No. 2 2019 IJ0014 14-01-2021 CARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SAFETY RESEARCH   vol.3, No, 1 2018 IJ0015 14-01-2021

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6th CEO Lecture Series – Business Expert advises SUN Students to Develop Necessary Skills as Watchword for Business Growth

Business Expert and Guest speaker at the recently held 6th CEO Guest Lecture Series of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN), Dr. Vijay Kumar, the Deputy Managing Director of KEDCO, has advised students of the university desirous of owning businesses and other venture to develop the necessary skills required in the business environment. He made this assertion on Thursday, 1st April 2020. The Guest Lecturer series, organized by the Corporate Affairs Department of the university, brought the importance of maintaining relevant skills, networks and goals of the business world to the students. Dr. Vijay who delivered a lecture titled ‘Emerging Trends in Business, said most business opportunities would grow based on one’s skills, attitude and approach. According to him, your attitude proves the kind of exposure you have had and how well you will manage business relationships. He added further that many business ventures went unnoticed because the owners lacked the relevant skills needed to drive profitability. He outlined the skills as leadership, teamwork and delegation, presentation, problem-solving, persuasion and negotiation. He noted that businesses are associated with worries, anxiety and pressure. However, through meditation, strategic planning and thinking, one could successfully reach their short or long term goals as per their business plan. On educational qualification, Dr. Vijay stated that there is an unhealthy competition on getting great grades at school. He noted that less emphasis is placed on developing the necessary skillset needed in the business environment. “There is no denying that the business environment is congested with so many businesses, but on customer and market focus – 10 percent advantage is given to qualification and the remaining 90 percent to skills, approach and attitude”. In his remarks, the Vice-Chancellor of Skyline University Nigeria, Prof. Ajith Kumar V.V, welcomed all the students and guest to the 6th CEO Guest Lecturer Series. He commended the guest speaker for making out time to come amidst his busy work schedule. He also thanked the members of faculty, staff, students and guest for their contribution to the reality of the day’s event. “This kind of event is important for the business and non-business students who have an entrepreneurial mind to know how to manage own business” the VC added. The 6th CEO Guest lecture series featured lots of participants from the university, including the Director of Academic Support Service, Ms. Sarada Maganti, the Head of Corporate Affairs, Engr. Bashir Garba, the Event Coordinator, Ms. Nafisa Inuwa, Members of the Marketing/Media Team, amongst others.

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Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) partners with EC-Council on Academia Programmeme

Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) in a bid to assert her status as the University with the most skilled graduates, has officially become a member of the EC-Council Academia Partner Community. This information was contained in a mail signed on Tuesday, 30th March 2021 by Mr. Talha Jawad, the Manager/Academia of the EC-Council. SUN has continued to partner with leading institutions and organizations around the world. These partnerships enable the university to keep up to date with global workforce trends and ensure they provide certifications and graduates that are the most desired by employers. SUN is committed to raising professional standards for all its stakeholders. The EC-Council has been the world’s leading information security certification body since the launch of their flagship Programme, Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH), which created the ethical hacking industry in 2002. Since the launch of CEH, EC-Council has added industry-leading Programmes to their portfolio to cover all aspects of information security, among others. The partnership as contained in the official mail, is open for accredited academic institution and offer cost-effective, authorized learning resources for students. Students will have the opportunity to achieve industry-recognized certifications and compete in free cyber competitions as they complete their degree Programmes, achieving the ultimate stackable credential lineup to enhance their resume. The mail read in part, “Congratulations! This mail formally contains your acceptance into the EC-Council/Academia Partner Programmeme!, to enjoy all the benefits include but not limited to; An official E-C Council Academia Partner certificate, Exclusive events invites and access, Cyber Competition discounts and scholarships, amongst others.

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Are You Doing Enough to Stay Focus on Your Academic Goals?

New beginnings aren’t always as difficult as we think they are if we learn to master how to stay focus on our goal settings. Remember when we all had to go into the lockdown early last year due to the closure of educational institutions at all grade levels across Nigeria? Well, the COVID-19 pandemic may have caused many changes in the way higher education students lived and study as well as affecting their academic goals in profound ways. While a lot of students struggled to remain focused on their goals, others lost momentum and failed to make the progress they desire. Yet, others excelled beyond the set goals. We can blame it on distractions such as technology, the lockdown, COVID-19, and say that’s the reason we had a hard time concentrating on our goals and forgetting that distractions will always be part of our daily lives. So, if we are not achieving our goals, it is not always the problem of the outside forces. As students, we can always find a way to manage these distractions and continue to stay focused on achieving quality goals. In understanding these challenges on distractions, we at Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) understands that, though it may be difficult to stay on track and keep focused. For these reasons, the below points will guide you to make plans which will make focusing on your goals a lot easier. By implementing these plans, you can be more motivated and determined to make progress towards your academic goals, to see that you complete them. Narrow Your List Some goals can be cumbersome and difficult to achieve within the speculated timeline. For example, it is easier to study to make a first-class degree, when your goals are aimed for second class upper. Ideally, this will motivate you from getting anything lower. It is also easier to manage a subject at a time than managing more than one at a given time and trying hard to digest each. Doing this will mean you are spreading yourself too thin and may end up losing your motivation. Get a study partner that is committed When events around you keep changing and remained unclear, get a committed partner that will work with you relentlessly to achieve your goals. Such a partner could be a classmate, a friend. These group of people usually have common interest with your academic goals. This approach is best if the goals are not too personal or confidential. Telling people whom you trust about your goals will make you feel more accountable. Ideally, these people will support you and encourage you when distractions arise. They will as well celebrate with you when you succeed in your goals. Work with Smart Goals Another point is to work out a systematic game plan that can help you achieve your goals easily. Hence the need for smart goals, allocating your priority and tasks to pursue what is important to you the most. For example, you can set your semester schedule with corresponding test/exams dates inserted and marked with a deadline. Against this schedule, you can mark your time one week and showing class lecture for the respective week on the following: extracurricular activities, home assignments, note-taking & note-making of new lesson for the next day, private tuition (if any), revision and test/exam preparative study. Reward yourself When you complete your academic goals it is important to reward yourself for this achievement. Look back over your accomplishments and enjoy the satisfaction that success brings. 

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Skyline University Nigeria Holds Workshop for Students of French & Lebanon Schools in Kano

Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) on Saturday, 27th March 2021, organized a ‘Changing the Gear’ Workshop for students of Lebanon and French Schools. The Workshop with the theme, “Reinventing Yourself, Career Opportunities and Leadership” was developed to encourage students to learn about the latest information and new skills about career decisions, to provide a chance for students to interact with experts from varied disciplines, as a result of their interest in certain subject areas. The event was organized by the university’s Director of Academic Support Services, Ms. Sarada Maganti and featured three faculty members of the university. The first presentation was made by Mr. Abubakar Sadiq, a Graduate Assistant of the Department of Chemistry who spoke on ‘Reinventing Yourself’. The second presentation was made by Ms. Jyoti Rajwar, a Lecturer in the Department of Microbiology, who spoke on ‘Career Choices’. The third presentation was on ‘Youth Leadership’ by Mr. Farid Illo, a Lecturer in the Department of International Relations. In his presentation at the event, Mr. Sadiq stated that learning new skills and adapting to new situations, is key to both professional and personal success. “The ability to adjust, evolve, develop skills, and embrace change as we progress through life determines just how much we can achieve in life”. He added that “Reinventing yourself means diving into a new and improved version of yourself”. Delivering his presentation, ‘Youth Leadership’, Mr. Farid stated that the ability to inspire and motivate others, to communicate effectively, to take initiative, to make plans and execute them is first developed in self-leadership, which is what youth leadership is all about. He stated that self-leadership becomes the purpose of youth leadership because it creates the opportunity for people to develop, to learn certain skills in communication, decision making, team building, etc. Ms. Jyoti, outlined the difference between occupation, profession and career. She defined occupation as anything that is keeping one occupied. She stated that an occupation in which one is being paid is known as a profession. In her explanation of career, she said career is a profession where you have a growth plan. These different subjects according to her, are essential to gaining relevant skills and expertise important in the students’ journey to success. Earlier, while giving her opening remarks, Ms. Maganti stated that the workshop is aimed to empower the visiting students with the necessary tools to enable them make the best career decisions. In her words, “at every stage of life, you can find the right career opportunities for your self-development and progress”. She appreciated the facilitators for a wonderful presentation as well as the students of the visiting school for making the event interactive.

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SUN Management Pays Familiarization Visit to BUK

The management team of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) being led by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ajith Kumar V.V, has paid a familiarization visit to the management of Bayero University Kano (BUK), to solidify the existing relationship between the two institutions of higher learning, on Wednesday, 24th March 2021. The Vice-Chancellor led team, includes the Representative of the Pro-Chancellor, Mr. Abubakar Sadeek Ismail, the Head Librarian and Acting Registrar, Mr. Kabiru Danladi Garba, the Director of Academic Support Services, Ms. Sarada Maganti, the Head of Corporate Affairs, Engr. Bashir Garba, the Chief Security Officer, Mr. Hassan Nanven, and the university’s media team. Prof. Ajith in his opening statements, speaking on the purpose of his team visit to BUK, appreciated the management of BUK for the warm reception. He informed them of the accomplishments and recognitions that Skyline University Nigeria had attained within the short period of her establishment through the BUK mentor-mentee relationship with SUN. “You have been the guiding tool and foundation of the level of successes that we have achieved today”, he stated. Mr. Abubakar in his remarks, while reeling out the milestones recorded by SUN in the past years, appreciated the management of BUK for the immense support provided towards the success of Skyline University Nigeria. He requested the management of BUK to continue to work hand in hand with SUN, particularly in line with the regulations of the National Universities Commission (NUC). “We are making sure that all our structures, in terms of our plans to launch new courses in Nursing and Physiotherapy are put in place, for prior NUC’s inspection of the facilities, curriculum development etc.” He added that with the current man-power at SUN and the leadership of BUK, SUN is geared to hit the mark. While speaking on the progressive development of SUN Library, Mr. Kabiru itemizes new information technology, education and training, the changing role of the library in e-learning, future developments, opportunities, databases, cataloguing and electronic publishing, acquisitions, collection development, administration, management and donations of books as some of the important works of the SUN Library. On behalf of the management, staff and students of SUN, he appreciated the management of BUK for all the support, commitment and dedication received throughout the years. The Vice-Chancellor of BUK, Prof. Sagir Adamu Abbas in his response, informed the visitors that BUK, as appointed by the National Universities Commission (NUC) will continue to play a vital role in the continued progress of Skyline University Nigeria, as far as mentorship is concerned. “I appreciate what the university stands for and we are ever ready to collaborate and assist you in any way possible” the BUK Vice-Chancellor reassured. Other members of management of BUK present at the meeting include the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Management Services) Prof. Mahmud Umar Sani, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research & Development), Prof. Abdullahi Sule Kano, the Acting Registrar, Mr. Jameel Salim, and the Bursar, Dr. Suleiman Mohammed Bello.

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Skyline University Nigeria Calls for Greater Inclusion of People With Disability

Barely 24 hours after Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) awarded Diploma Certificates to 15 people with disability in the Kano Metropolis, the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Dr. Ajith Kumar V.V. being accompanied by a five-man team, has again called for greater inclusion of the people with disability, especially in the areas of gainful employment. Dr. Ajith said on Wednesday, 10th March 2021, during the Sightsavers Visibility Audit Mentorship event, where he was a guest speaker. The Vice-Chancellor was accompanied by the university’s Director of Academic Support Services, Ms. Sarada Maganti, the Head of Corporate Affairs, Engr. Bashir Garba, a Senior Lecturer of the Department of Computer Science, Dr. Vijay Arputharaj, the Event Coordinator, Ms. Nafisa Inuwa, the Media & Communications Officer, Mr. Unique Abade Christian and Mr. Musa Ayuba were heartily received by the Management of Sightsavers and their team. While appreciating the gesture by the Sightsavers to Skyline University Nigeria, Dr. Ajith expressed his joy over the university’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) towards the people with disability. In his words, “It will be our pleasure to train you further to help you in the acquisition of your knowledge and skills, and set you up for gainful employment or entrepreneurship which can also create jobs”. Further, he stated that SUN will be happy to take some of the people with disability into the workforce of the university. Mr. Abdulrazak Adekoya, the Sightsavers Programmeme Leads for Inclusion Works, speaking on behalf of his organization, stated that the Sightsavers is a non-profit organization aimed at protecting sight and fighting for disability rights in Nigeria. He remarked that the visibility audit mentorship event was launched to challenge the people with disability to be more inclusive in the labour market and the business environment. He added that the university’s effort to sustain the people with disability throughout the Diploma Programmeme is what the Sightsavers stands for, to curb their exclusion especially in the areas of gainful employment. While applauding the university’s tremendous involvement with the people with disability, he described SUN as a major initiator in the areas of skills and knowledge-driven education.

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Skyline University Nigeria Awards Diploma Certificates to People with Disability

It was indeed a day of outpouring of praise in Skyline University Nigeria (SUN), as the university awarded Diploma in Computer Science to 15 people with disability of the ‘Educate Community Programmeme’. The Educate Community Programmeme is part of the university’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to help physically challenged youths educationally, mentally and financially as well as to drive national impact on education. The Award ceremony, which was held on Tuesday, 9th March 2021. was launched earlier in 2020 to engage the people with disability with training in ICT, Managerial skills, Business plan set up, as well as Industrial Trainings. This move by the university was anchored on the university’s vision to develop the knowledge, skills and competency of all stake holders. The Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Ajith Kumar V.V, making his address at the ceremony, informed the awardees of some of the landmark achievements of the University, which were quite remarkable in ensuring the successful completion of their Programmeme “We believe in giving back to the society and to ensure that our students are sensitized to do the same. In future, we will be working more closely with Sightsavers for more inclusion of the people with disability”.  The Sightsavers Programmeme Leads for Inclusion Works, Mr. Abdulrazak Adekoya, also representing the visually impaired, expressed his excitement to the remarkable development that the university has achieved with the people with disability. As he puts it, “when we see institutions like this taking the bull by the horn we see possibilities in disabilities”. Mr. Abdulrazak also used the occasion to intimate stakeholders in the university with some of the plans the Sightsavers intends to pursue to transform the disadvantaged in society.  Mr. Fabian Tukmen, the Sightsavers Finance leads for inclusion works stated that Nigeria has potential and there are pool of people with a disability that are disadvantaged. He added further that the Sightsavers is ready to partner further with Skyline University Nigeria on Visibility Audit Mentorship, to challenge the people with disability to be more inclusive in society. “We are heartened by the achievements of the University and hope that all efforts would be made to sustain these achievements”.  Other distinguished speakers who made remarkable contributions at the ceremony, were the University Librarian and Acting Registrar, Mr. Kabiru Danladi Garba, The Director of Academic Support Services, Ms. Sarada Maganti, The Head of Corporate Affairs Department, Engr. Bashir Garba, The Course Instructor, Dr. Vijay Arputharaj and the Event Coordinator, Ms. Nafisa Inuwa.

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New Students Orientation – Vice-Chancellor Assures Students of a Distinguished Experience

The Vice-Chancellor of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN), Dr. Ajith Kumar V.V, speaking at the new students’ orientation of the 2020/2021 Academic session, has assured the new students of a distinguished experience in knowledge, skills and valued-based education. The Orientation ceremony, being the 5th, since the establishment of the university, was held on Monday, 8th March 2021. Dr. Ajith, who introduced the students to the vision and mission of the university, to promote skill and competency, promised positive developmental growth. In his words, “Regardless of your background, you have entered a diverse community that nurtures vision for your future growth, not only in academics but to prepare you for better skills and competence. The orientation ceremony provided an opportunity for the students to learn firsthand, the culture, expectations, and resources that Skyline University Nigeria has to offer and gives them focus beyond the academic department or Programmeme they are joining. Besides, the orientation Programmeme gave opportunity for the new students to connect with returning students and provided opportunities for academic counselling, getting acquainted with Skyline’s environment, amongst others. The ceremony features important contributions from various academic and academic support staff, head of departments as well as returning students of the university who shares some of the university’s rules and regulations, dress code for students, participation in extracurricular activities and the importance of punctuality. A level 300 student of Entrepreneurship Department, Ms. Hauwa Janan Aliyu, shares her experience with the new students. “The next four years of your life will be the most important to build the future you desire and prepare you for that wonderful career”.

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