Maduka University matriculates 967, pushes entrepreneurship focus
Maduka University welcomed 967 new students at its third matriculation ceremony, held at the university’s international stadium with attendees from across the South-East region and beyond. Chancellor Samuel Maduka Onyishi described the institution as a marathon, not a sprint, focused on building sustainable value through quality facilities and environment. Vice-Chancellor Samuel Chijioke Ugwu challenged students to produce solutions, not just certificates, and stressed the need for industry-driven, research-based curriculum reform to foster innovation and real-world impact. The university’s “new thinking” philosophy aims to graduate entrepreneurial leaders equipped with decision-making skills.
This event highlights Maduka University’s steady growth and its emphasis on practical, sustainability-focused education in Nigeria’s higher education space. For students, it signals an option that prioritizes hands-on skills and industry alignment—key for today’s job market. When choosing a university, how much weight do you give to entrepreneurship programs and industry ties versus traditional academic reputation?