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CHANCELLOR CHARGES STUDENTS ON TIME MANAGEMENT AS THEY EMBARK ON HOLIDAYS
The Chancellor, Dr David Oyedepo has enthused students of Landmark University to spend the 2023/2024 Omega semester holiday wisely. He gave the admonition during the 2023/2024 Omega semester Closing assembly organized by the management on Friday, July 19, 2024.
During his address, the Chancellor, Dr. David Oyedepo, underscored the importance of time management, emphasizing that while everyone possesses the same 24 hours, the difference lies in how it is utilized. He attributed the challenges faced by many youths to unproductive time management and urged the students to embrace every vacation as an opportunity for personal growth.
“This is your era of preparation for future success,” Dr. Oyedepo asserted. “Fill your time with productive engagements.” He also commended the faculty and staff for their dedication to mentoring and impacting the lives of the students. He, therefore, declared God’s blessing upon the University community.
The closing assembly also featured inspiring addresses from key university officials, with a strong emphasis on time management and personal development. Earlier in the assembly, the Secretary to the Board of Regents, Pastor (Dr) Daniel Rotimi highlighted the significance of gratitude, urging the university community to thank God for all the achievements during the 2023/2024 academic year. Drawing inspiration from 1 Peter 2:9, he reminded the students of their identity as children of God and encouraged them to embrace their status as kings and queens. He also extended appreciation to the proprietors and the Board of Regents for their unwavering commitment to the university’s development.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kolawole Ajanaku, represented by his Deputy, Professor John Ojediran, congratulated the students on successfully completing the Omega semester, marking the end of the academic session. He recapped notable events of the year, including the university's impressive position in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, student development activities like TEDx, the Legacy Conference of LMU student leaders, the Chancellor’s Cup, and the career fair among others. He also highlighted awards received by both staff and students, strategic collaborations to advance the university's vision, and the promotion of academic staff. While looking ahead, he outlined events to conclude the session most especially the "Towards a Total Graduate"—a custom course for the graduating class. He advised non-graduating students embarking on holidays to maximize their time by engaging in productive activities. In his closing remarks, the Vice-Chancellor thanked the management, staff, and students for their contributions to Landmark University's success during the academic year. While wishing the students a safe journey to their various homes, the Vice-Chancellor reaffirmed the University’s continuous commitment to holistic student development and academic excellence.
The Dean, the College of Pure and Applied Sciences, Professor Ayodele Adebiyi gave his goodwill message on behalf of other college deans, bidding their students a safe journey home.
In the course of the event, the 2024/2025 Landmark University Student Council members were unveiled by the Dean of Students Affairs, Dr Abimbola Oluyori. The Chaplain blessed them, commissioning them for the task ahead in the coming academic year.
The Chancellor, Dr David Oyedepo during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
The Secretary to the Board of Regents, Pastor (Dr) Daniel Rotimi speaking during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Ojediran, delivering the Vice-Chancellor’s remarks during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
A cross-section of students during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
A cross-section of members of management, professorate, staff, and students during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
The Dean, the College of Pure and Applied Sciences, Professor Ayodele Adebiyi giving goodwill on behalf of other college deans during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
The Dean of Students, Dr Abimbola Oluyori presenting the 2024/2025 LUSC members during the 2023/2024 closing assembly
The Chaplain, Pastor Abraham John-Oze praying for the 2024/2025 student leaders as they were unveiled during the closing assembly.
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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY WELCOMES STUDENTS TO THE 2024 2025 ACADEMIC SESSION WITH A RENEWED VISION FOR EXCELLENCE
On Thursday, October 3rd, 2024, Landmark University welcomed her returning students for the commencement of the 2024-2025 academic session. The vibrant campus came to life as students made their way through the university gates, which had opened on Monday, September 30th. The university community buzzed with anticipation for a new season of academic and personal growth.
During the Welcome Assembly, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kolawole Ajanaku speaking on behalf of the Chancellor, Dr David Oyedepo and Pro-Chancellor, Pastor Mrs Faith Oyedepo warmly welcomed the students, expressing gratitude to God for the students’ safe return from various parts of the country. In his welcome address, he encouraged the student body to see the new session as an opportunity for introspection, urging them to reflect on the previous session and make decisions aimed at improving their academic performance in the new session.
Emphasizing the importance of discipline, the Vice-Chancellor reiterated Landmark University's firm stance on its attendance policy, assuring the students that this rule would continue to be upheld without compromise. He also called on them to approach their studies with prayer, diligence, and a willingness to seek help whenever needed—from God, the appropriate authority and even their peers. In his words, the university remains committed to its in loco parentis role, ensuring that any issues raised by students will be addressed promptly.
The Vice-Chancellor also outlined key dates for the academic year, starting with the commencement of lectures on Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024. Other significant events include the convocation ceremony for the 2023-2024 graduates on the 25th October, scheduled orientations, and the highly anticipated resumption of freshmen with activities that would culminate in their Welcome Assembly and Orientation Week, running from October 26th to November 1st, 2024. He also took the opportunity to introduce the management team for the new session.
Earlier, the Registrar, Engr Adebayo Ajala delivered his message of welcome, wishing the students renewed energy and enthusiasm for their academic pursuits. He encouraged them to remain focused and committed to achieving excellence, highlighting the role students play in cultivating an environment of distinction.
The Deans of Colleges also welcomed their respective students, inspiring them to strive for academic excellence with unwavering dedication. They reminded them of the importance of acknowledging God in their endeavors, noting that success is incomplete without the divine factor.
The Chaplain’s exhortation, titled "Connecting with Help from Above for Exploits," added a spiritual dimension to the day’s proceedings. He emphasized that exploits are not confined by age, size, or background. Quoting the Chancellor, he said, "To ask for help is not weakness, but wisdom." The Chaplain, Pastor Joshua Popoola further explained that while intellectual effort is essential, it must be complemented by divine support for lasting success. In closing, the Chaplain encouraged the students to engage in prayer and seek guidance from lecturers and colleagues when needed. He reassured them that the university’s royal laws, often seen as strict, are designed not to punish but to refine those who choose to embrace them. He also admonished that "Missing lectures and neglecting to study," he cautioned, "are forms of bypassing the process to academic excellence."
With the blend of academic, spiritual, and moral guidance provided, Landmark University’s 2024-2025 academic session promises to be a journey of learning, growth, and impactful achievements. The university remains steadfast in its commitment to shaping a generation of leaders equipped with the knowledge and values needed to transform their world.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kolawole Ajanaku speaking to the students at the 2024-2025 Welcome Assembly
The Registrar, Engr Adebayo Ajala welcoming the students to the 2024-2025 academic session during the Welcome Assembly
The Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences (CAS), Professor Stephen Abolusoro welcoming the students of the college to the 2024-2025 academic session during the Welcome Assembly
The Dean of the College of Engineering (COE), Professor Emmanuel Ajisegiri welcoming the students of the college to the 2024-2025 academic session during the Welcome Assembly
The Dean of the College of Pure and Applied Sciences (CPAS), Professor Olushola Adebiyi welcoming the students of the college to the 2024-2025 academic session during the Welcome Assembly
The Dean of the College of Business and Social Sciences (CBS), Professor Joseph Taiwo welcoming the students of the college to the 2024-2025 academic session during the Welcome Assembly
The Dean of Student Affairs, Dr Abimbola Oluyori reading the announcement for the 2024-2025 academic session during the Welcome Assembly
The Chaplain, Pastor Joshua-Ayodeji Popoola giving the exhortation for the 2024-2025 Welcome Assembly
The members of management for the 2024-2025 academic session unveiled during the Welcome Assembly
A cross-section of members of management, faculty, staff and students of Landmark University during the student 2024-2025 Welcome Assembly
The Student Council Chairman, Vice-Chairman (Female) and Vice-Chairman (Male) leading other students in attendance at the 2024-2025 Welcome Assembly
A cross-section of students at the 2024-2025 Welcome Assembly
