The Management of Hassan Usman katsina Polytechnics has Matriculated three thousand, six hundred and twenty four students.
The Rector, Hassan Usman Katsina polytechnic, Dr Ibrahim Mudi kurfi stated this during Matriculation ceremony held at multipurpose hall of the institution.
Dr Ibrahim, welcome and congratulate the students for securing admission into the polytechnic which he tagged the Premier institution in katsina state.
He said, going by the school record, a total number of three thousand, six hundred and twenty four students have been admitted this year in addition of two thousand, six hundred and twenty eight returning students from various Departments in the polytechnic.
He also, briefed the students on the do’s and don’ts of the polytechnic which should guide their conducts as students that’s is why each and everyone of them will be given a student hand book which contain the school regulations.
Mudi kurfi, equally draw their attention to specific issues as contained in the hand book like, examination malpractice, dress code, cultism, signing out( a new demon) in academic institutions and other hidden bad behaviors among students,which the polytechnic will operate zero tolerance on them and anyone caught in such behaviour’s will be fished out and punished according to the laws and regulations of the institution.
He advised the students to always remember the important purpose of leaving home and family to be in school is no more than securing knowledge for self-upliftment, preparatory to serving their communities and nation at large.
Similarly, He also called on all the stakeholders in the school, particularly his colleagues both academic and non-academic staff, to be alive to their responsibilities and be ready to offer the new students as they do, to continuing ones all the help they needed to succeed in their different pursuits as they would thier own children in similar situations in other institutions.
He Finally, thanked the Government under the able leadership of His Excellency, Rt, Honorable Aminu Bello Masari for his uncommon interest in the polytechnic and also the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TEFUND) whose counter-funding in the realms of infrastructure, and provision of equipment, impacted heavily on the changing faces of staff and the institution today.
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