Star International University’s Leer Campus signed out two students on Saturday after they completed three-year diploma programmes in management-related fields in Leer, Unity State.
The two graduates completed diplomas under the School of
Management Sciences. One specialized in Logistics and Procurement, while the
other studied Human Resources Development.
Speaking during the event, the campus principal, Stephen
Lomuyo, said education remains central to personal and national development,
urging greater investment in the sector.
“Education is the foundation to success, wealth and happiness.
What we must invest in as the people within this country is education,” Lomuyo
said.
Of the graduands, Dak Mathot Gatpan, said they’re ready to
serve their communities and contribute to national development.
“With that wisdom, we are ready to serve our community,
transform our nation, and honour the struggle that brought us here by becoming
leaders of integrity,” Gatpan said.
He also thanked the university leadership and lecturers for
their support during the course of study.
The university said this was the second sign-out ceremony
since the Leer Campus was established in 2023. Seven students completed their
studies in the first cohort in 2025.
It said about 51 students are currently enrolled in various
programmes, including Public Health, Public Administration, Education, Human
Resource Management and Environmental Science.