Babcock University dedicated a week to celebrate the variety, society, and richness in diversity and culture of its international students. The celebration brought together students from different countries and cultures, showcasing their unique identities and experiences.

Babcock University has a thriving international student community, with students from different countries. The university takes pleasure in being a diverse institution, and it allows and encourages students from various backgrounds to connect, share, and learn from one another.

At the occasion, the university hosted the Consul General of Equatorial Guinea and the High Commissioner of Rwanda, who spoke about the significance of cultural exchange and the role of education in developing better international relationships and collaboration.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ademola Tayo emphasized the significance of creating an atmosphere in which all students feel respected and supported, emphasizing the university's commitment to diversity.