Babcock University received the High Commissioner Ambassador Solomon Samuel Jere (Ph.D), he was invited to speak at the 2022 graduating class Employability scheme/career fair program.

The ambassador who is also a Lawyer, a Musician and a former top Police officer shared his experiences with the graduating set, he urged the students to keep forging ahead in whatever they did and also urged them to be fervent in prayers wherever they found themselves because prayer works and speaks for individuals in high places when they are not there.

He advised the graduating set to gather experience in their fields as this would help boost their career growth, he also spoke about how to behave outside of the university as they are entering another world outside the institution, stating that there might be difficulties and challenges but should rely on God whatever the situation may be.

He further advised the graduating class to maintain a cordial relationship with people because we can’t do everything on our own and we all need help at some point, value friendship and abstain from fraudulent activities because that might disrupt the plans of God for our lives.

The Vice Chancellor of Babcock University Professor Tayo Ademola encouraged the graduating class to make use of opportunities being given to them so as to be able to maximize their potentials and benefit from the event.

Babcock the future is bright…