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NIJ Matriculates 304 Students for 2024/2025 Session

Olaadura Adesunboye by Olaadura Adesunboye
March 5, 2025
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Post Graduate Diploma students reciting the matriculation oath.

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Nigeria’s leading monotechnic in media training, the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), held its matriculation ceremony for the 2024/2025 academic session on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.

The academic ceremony took place at the Kensington Adebutu Media Resource Centre within the school premises in Ogba, Lagos. A total of 304 students participated in the oath-taking ceremony into various programmes.

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This included 127 students under the National Diploma (ND) programme, 82 under the Higher National Diploma (HND), and 95 for the Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) programme.

While congratulating the new students in his speech, the Provost, Mr. Gbenga Adefaye, proudly highlighted the institution’s achievements, emphasising its consistent record of uninterrupted academic sessions.

In his words, “It’s a thing of pride to us to give you a guarantee of a seamless story, with certainty, the year of graduation. There are no strikes. There is no disruption of scheduled programmes. We have our staff members and students to thank for that.”

He also stressed on the importance of attendance to lectures. The NIJ boss said, “Each student must attain 70 per cent attendance to be qualified to attend the examination. Continuous assessment through classwork and assignment is obligatory.”

The institution recently restructured its HND programme, replacing the Print and Broadcast courses with Strategic Communications & Media Studies and Journalism & Media Studies.

This revamping followed its 2024 accreditation, marking a significant step toward better preparing students for the modern professional world.

“Our goal is to train and groom disciplined and excellent professionals who will uphold the highest ethical standard in their profession. We will equip you to go into the world as professionals cum content producers in our new age of communication technology,” Mr. Adefaye added.

To achieve this, the Provost assured that the new students could look forward to field trips to media houses, advertising agencies and Public Relations firms, students industrial training (IT) for the National Diploma graduands, sports, intercollege competitions, industrial workshops and many more.

Representatives of the various classes also expressed their appreciation to the school management on the occasion. In his speech, Demola Atunramu, class representative of the HND 1 class encouraged the fresh students to “embrace the academic journey with commitment and determination.”

Academic and non-academic staff members of the institution, parents and returning students also attended the oath-taking ceremony.

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