Fawaz Adebisi
The Yaba College of Technology, Yabatech, in Lagos State has issued a stern caution to its newly enrolled students, urging them to abstain from participating in night parties following their matriculation ceremony.
The advisory, disclosed through a statement on Thursday, by the institution’s Head of Public Relations, Joe Ejiofor, underscored the potential risks associated with such gatherings.
Ejiofor emphasized that these late-night events could potentially expose fresh students to unforeseen and hazardous situations.
According to him, the paramount concerns for the institution are the well-being and academic advancement of its students, as articulated by the polytechnic’s spokesperson.
He therefore said, “as part of the management’s commitment to your well-being and success, I would like to bring to your attention an important matter regarding late-night matriculation parties.
“While it is understandable that campus life provides numerous opportunities for socialising and building connections, we must remind you of the potential dangers associated with attending parties at odd hours.
“You are, therefore, warned in your interest to stay away from any night parties planned after matriculation.”
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