By joshua 
Salem University Lokoja: Where Spirituality Meets Academic Excellence, Sets to Hold 7th Convocation.
The Vice Chancellor of Salem University Lokoja, Prof. Alewo Johnson Akubo, has revealed that the institution has remained consistent and timely in its academic calendar, making it an institution of choice in the country.
According to him, Salem University prides itself on zero tolerance for academic corruption, examination malpractice, and unnecessary delays, enabling students to graduate as scheduled. The institution’s commitment to discipline, morality, and institutional efficiency sets it apart.
The Vice Chancellor highlighted the university’s remarkable progress in infrastructural development, including state-of-the-art buildings for Anatomy and Physiology Departments under the College of Basic Medical Sciences. The college houses Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Human Anatomy, and Physiology departments, equipped with modern laboratories and learning facilities meeting global standards.
Prof. Akubo noted that Salem University has achieved significant success in accreditation exercises, including approval for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program, positioning the university as a rising medical training hub in North-Central Nigeria.
The university has also upgraded its facilities, secured approval for Postgraduate Diploma, Master’s, and Doctoral programs in various fields, and plans to introduce Engineering, Agricultural Sciences, and Environmental Science programs.
He attributed the university’s success to its divine inspiration and vision to raise global leaders who are spiritually alive, intellectually alert, and socially responsible. He praised the Chancellor, Archbishop Dr. Sam Amaga, for his commitment to the institution’s growth.
The Vice Chancellor described Salem University graduates as “Change Agents” who have demonstrated diligence, creativity, and moral uprightness in various industries. Employers have commended the graduates for their integrity, competence, and leadership potential, reflecting the university’s holistic education philosophy.
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“Salem University Lokoja has established itself as a premier institution in Nigeria, known for its consistency and timeliness in academic calendar. According to Vice Chancellor Prof. Alewo Johnson Akubo, the university’s zero-tolerance policy for academic corruption, examination malpractice, and delays has enabled students to graduate on schedule.
The University has invested heavily in modern infrastructure, including state-of-the-art buildings for Anatomy and Physiology Departments. Salem University has also achieved significant success in accreditation exercises, including approval for the MBBS program.
Prof. Akubo attributed the University’s success to its vision to raise global leaders who are spiritually alive, intellectually alert, and socially responsible. He praised the Chancellor, Archbishop Dr. Sam Amaga, for his commitment to the institution’s growth.
The Vice Chancellor described Salem University graduates as ‘Change Agents’ who have demonstrated excellence in various industries. Employers have commended the graduates for their integrity, competence, and leadership potential, reflecting the university’s holistic education philosophy.”