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HOLIDAY MESSAGE TO STUDENTS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, FROM THE DEPARTMENTAL PRESIDENT

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Last updated: 2026/03/10 at 2:44 PM
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HOLIDAY MESSAGE TO STUDENTS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, FROM THE DEPARTMENTAL PRESIDENT

Dear Esteemed Students of the Department of Public Administration,

On behalf of the leadership of our great department, I warmly extend my greetings to you all as we are still on this holiday break. Holidays are often seen as a time for relaxation and social activities, which is very important. However, it is also a valuable opportunity for us as students to continue developing ourselves academically and intellectually.

I strongly encourage every student in the department to make good use of this holiday by engaging in meaningful reading activities. Reading is a fundamental part of academic success, especially in a discipline like Public Administration that requires a deep understanding of governance, public policy, leadership, and administrative processes. By dedicating part of your time to reading textbooks, academic journals, and other relevant materials, you will be strengthening your knowledge and preparing yourself for the academic tasks ahead.

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It is important that we do not remain idle or become reluctant during this period. Time is a valuable resource, and how we use it will determine the kind of results we achieve in our studies and future careers. Instead of spending the entire holiday on unproductive activities, I encourage you to develop a habit of daily reading and self-improvement.

Let us remember that as students of Public Administration, we are future administrators, policymakers, and leaders who will contribute to national development. Therefore, building a strong academic foundation through consistent reading and learning is very essential.

As your departmental president, I urge you all to remain focused, disciplined, and committed to your academic growth even during the holidays. I look forward to welcoming you back to campus refreshed, inspired, and better prepared for the challenges of the new academic session.

I wish you all a safe, productive, and intellectually rewarding holiday.

Comr. Samuel Micheal Ojoajogwu
Departmental President
Public Administration Students
Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba Kogi state, Nigeria

 

(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER, MARCH 10TH 2026)

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