Presentation of plague by Dr K J Awatefe, the Acting Dean of Science to Professor Nyerhovwo Tonukari, Commissioner for Higher Education, Delta State at the conference.
- Smooth Transition to University Life: Orientation helps freshmen adapt to the academic, social, and cultural environment of the university. It eases the shift from secondary school to higher education, reducing anxiety and building confidence.
- Familiarization with University Policies and Resources: Students learn about academic regulations, campus facilities, student services, and available support systems. Knowing these early helps them make informed decisions and avoid unnecessary pitfalls.
- Building a Sense of Community: Orientation fosters connections among new students, faculty, and staff. It promotes a sense of belonging, helping students form friendships, join clubs, and engage in campus life, which improves retention and overall well-being.
- Academic Preparedness and Goal Setting: Freshmen receive guidance on course registration, study skills, and time management. Understanding the academic structure and expectations from the start empowers students to set clear goals and stay on track for success.
- Safety, Wellness, and Personal Development: Orientation addresses critical topics like campus safety, mental health, diversity, and responsible conduct. Equipping students with this knowledge helps them navigate challenges, stay safe, and develop holistically throughout their university journey.
ECU VC inauguration Team Resumption Committee today, Monday February 24, 2025. This is the committee that would handle the seamless resumption of students effective March 1, 2025. The institution was temporarily on a forced break from monday February 27, 2025
Chief Edwin Clark’s contributions to education and national development are significant, and
sustaining the prime legacy of Edwin Clark University requires strategic action. Seven key things we
must do to promote and strengthen the university’s legacy:
- Strengthen Academic Excellence & Research
i) Invest in top-tier faculty and research programs.
ii) Encourage partnerships with global institutions for exchange programs and collaborative
research.
iii) Establish research grants to support innovation in key fields like technology, governance, and
sustainability. - Enhance Infrastructure & Learning Facilities
i Expand and modernize classrooms, laboratories, and libraries.
ii) Develop cutting-edge digital learning platforms to support e-learning.
iii) Improve student accommodation and campus facilities for a world-class experience. - Promote Indigenous Knowledge & African Studies
i) Establish an institute dedicated to African leadership, governance, and culture.
ii) Encourage research and documentation of Chief Edwin Clark’s contributions to Nigeria and
Africa.
iii) Integrate Pan-African studies into the curriculum to foster intellectual patriotism. - Strengthen Industry & Alumni Engagement
i) Build strong relationships with industries to enhance employability through internships and
mentorships.
ii) Create an active alumni network to support student scholarships, career placements, and
fundraising.
iii) Organize annual legacy lectures featuring national and international thought leaders. - Foster Entrepreneurial & Leadership Development
i) Develop entrepreneurship hubs and incubators to empower students beyond academics.
ii) Integrate leadership and civic engagement programs into student activities.
iii) Encourage innovative problem-solving through competitions and hackathons.
- Expand Global Recognition & Accreditation
i) Pursue international accreditations to enhance global credibility.
ii) Establish exchange programs and strategic collaborations with world-class universities.
iii) Encourage faculty and student participation in international conferences and research projects. - Uphold Ethical Values & Community Impact
i) Strengthen character development programs based on discipline, integrity, and service.
ii) Engage in community-driven initiatives that address societal challenges.
iii) Promote peace, justice, and development in line with Chief Edwin Clark’s vision for national
unity.
Finally, note that Edwin Clark University has the potential to be a beacon of academic excellence,
leadership, and national transformation. By focusing on these seven pillars, we can ensure that Chief
Edwin Clark’s legacy remains impactful for generations to come.
Today, we mourn the passing of a giant whose voice echoed with courage, wisdom, and an unwavering commitment to justice. Chief Edwin Clark was more than a statesman, he was a bridge between generations, a guardian of the Niger Delta, and a tireless advocate for equity and unity in Nigeria.
His life reminds us that leadership is not about power but about service. His words, his passion, and his integrity will continue to guide us. Though he is no longer with us, his legacy lives on in our policies, our communities, and our hearts. Rest well, Baba Clark. You have fought the good fight. Your light will never fade.
ECU HOSTEL REQUIREMENT
Any other irregular item deemed fit which is not prohibited by the University must be checked and
approved before usage. Other items not on this list but qualify as contrabands may from time to time be
prohibited. Kindly download the list below.
AFFIDAVIT OF GOOD AND EXEMPLARY BEHAVIOUR
I, [Student’s Name], of [Address], do hereby make oath and state as follows:
- I am a student of [Name of Institution], studying [Course/Programme].
- I have been a student of the institution since [Date]
I shall abide by all rules and regulations of Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo and its constituted
authorities. - I shall not be a member of any unregistered prohibited association or group.
- I will henceforth always conducted myself in a manner that is consistent with the core values and
principles of Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo all through the period of my stay in the University. - I will be of good and exemplary character, and shall respect the School’s authority at all levels, fellow
students, and institution and private property within the University and its environ. - I will not participate in any riot and/or demonstration all through the period of my stay in the
University. - I shall be held liable for any intended and/or unintended act(s) of wanton destruction of University
and/or personal property within the University or its environs.
I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the
provisions of the Oaths Act.
Signed at [Location], this [Date] day of [Month], [Year].
Signature: __________________
Declared before me this [Date] day of [Month], [Year].
Commissioner for Oaths/Notary Public:
Signature: __________________
All Parents/Guardians shall witness/countersign this with their children/wards upon arrival at
ECU
CONDITIONALITIES FOR THE RESUMPTION OF STUDENTS FROM THE BREAK
OCCASIONED BY STUDENTS VIOLENT DEMONSTRATION.
1) Mandatory drug and alcohol test for every returning student as follows:
DAT test (Drug Test & Alcohol Test respectively)
2) Application for Re-admission of matriculated students & freshmen
3) Sworn affidavit by retuning students not to participate in:
a) Any demonstration, riot or Edwin Clark University unregistered group related
activities or belong to prohibited groups.
b) To be of good behavior all through the period of their studies.
c) To be held liable for any action (s) and any intended/unintended destruction of
properties on campus and/or environs.
4) Payment of restitution for personal and University properties destroyed in the sum of
Two Hundred Thousand Naira only (N200, 000. 00) per student in one installment or
two equal installments.
5) Application to resume studies for 2024/2025 session post the Riot of 26.01.2025
6) Application for accommodation in Edwin Clark University Halls of Residence (Students
Hostel)
7) Signed undertaking to be of good/exemplary behavior and to abide totally by all rules
and regulations.
8) Undertaking that no prohibited item (s) has been brought into ECUK (anyone found
with prohibited item (s) will not be allowed to resume into the campus).
Note
First semester Examination were scheduled three weeks to the forced holiday.
It will now hold three weeks after the resumption that is from 1st March, 2025 of
each level in a staggered manner.
All students carrying over lower level courses should please take note and
intentionally prepare for such examination(s).
Kindly check the detailed examination time tables that shall soon be uploaded on
the ECUK website (www.edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng)
When in doubt at any time, contact the Registrar by Phone call & WhatsApp
on 08075282884; OR Email – enquiry@edwuinclarkclarkuniversity.edu.ng;
registry@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng
RESUMPTION PROCEDURES/FLOW OF ACTIVITIES
RESUMPTION PROCEDURES/FLOW OF ACTIVITIES
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a. Specified documents will be filled and signed before returning to school (6 sets plus
the original copy in a resumption folder)
b. Drug test (DAT) must be carried out in a Federal Medical Centre or State Medical
Centre or Federal University Teaching Hospital and State University Teaching
Hospital with the original result brought to school on resumption.
c. All original copies of the documents and DAT with at least six (6) photocopies should
be submitted at clearance point on resumption in a Resumption folder with student’s
residential detail, name, course, level, and matriculation number. - SMOOTH RETURN TO ECUK
The below are the procedures for clearance on resumption:.
a. Security: Students are to be cleared with their identification card/payment receipts of
restitution charges at the security post before they proceed to the next point –
Bursary.
b. Bursary: Students are to be cleared of their restitution payment before taking the
next step
c. Biometrics: This is the next step after Bursary and it is to regularize their biometric
details on the ECUK database.
d. Health Unit: This is for the validation of the DAT results submitted. Any student
who fails the drug test validation will exit the school at once. The student must go for
rehabilitation/counseling and comeback with a clearance from the
rehabilitator/counselor before proceeding for a re-validation at ECU. Also, the student
upon return on campus shall undergo compulsory counseling sessions with the
University Chaplain upon resumption.
e. Students Affairs: Students are to proceed to the Students’ Affairs unit for
comprehensive checks of their luggages and other personal effects for due clearance.
Any prohibited items found will be removed and handed over to their guardian/parent
or thrashed. Parents are to exit the school immediately their wards have been cleared
at the Students’ Affairs unit.
f. Hostel Accommodation: Students are to proceed to their hostel for allocated room
and bed space. No student is permitted to change his/her bed space or room. Any
violations has dire consequences.
g. Course Registration: students are to complete registration of courses within day one
(1) of arrival on campus.
Note:
All students must carry out drug test (DAT) and return with the original result
before they can be allowed into the University.
There shall be consequences for the presentation of any faked results.
All students must observe decorum and adhere to instructions during the clearance
and throughout their stay in the University, they must abide by all rules, regulation,
and matriculation.
Any student that fails to produce all the required documents will not be allowed to
remain on campus.
Any student that fails drug test validation must exit the campus immediately.
All parents/guardian should remain sited and wait for the clearance of their
children/wards at the first HSMS classroom or any other designated area. No
parent/guardian will allowed to go beyond the classroom or designated area.
There shall be a continuous interaction (questions and answers with the VC and
principal officers during the waiting period) for at least 1 hour each day and/or as
maybe possible.
All porters are to be at the hostels to receive students and ensure students are
accommodated strictly in the allocated room and BED SPACE; any violations shall
result in disciplinary actions.
There shall be consequences for any violation of any item in this procedure.
PAYMENT PROTOCOLS
PAYMENT PROTOCOLS
OPTION 1
To generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) for payment, follow these steps:
- Login to Remita payment Platform:
https://login.remita.net/remita/onepage/biller/payment.spa - Click “Pay Edwin Clark University”
- Select the relevant options and fill in the necessary information.
- Submit the form to generate the RRR
- Take the Generated RRR to any bank with Remita facility
- Credit theEdwin Clark University account with the following details:
(a) Account Name: Edwin Clark University Trustfund Rehab
(b) Account Number: 1229486781
(c) Bank Name: Zenith Bank Plc, Ugheli Branch
(d) Obtain/Print an e- receipt - Ensure the Payment e- receipt has the following details:
(i) Name of Student (Surname first)
(ii). Matriculation Number(Returning Students)/UTME Registration
Number(100 level students/freshmen)
(iii). Level
(iv). Faculty/Programme
(v). Amount Paid - Make six copies of the Original Invoice/Receipt
- Include it with other sets of documents in your resumption folder ready to
submit upon arrival on campus
Option II (In case you have challenges with the Remita platform) - Walk into any bank hall
- Credit the Edwin Clark University account with the following details:
a. Account Name: Edwin Clark University Trustfund Rehab
b. Account Number: 1229486781
c. Bank Name: Zenith Bank Plc, Ugheli Branch
d. Obtain a receipt/teller - Ensure the Payment the receipt/teller has the following details:
(i). Name of Student (Surname first)
(ii). Matriculation Number(Returning Students)/UTME Registration
Number(100 level students/freshmen)
(iii). Level
(iv). Faculty/Programme
(v) Amount Paid - Make six copies of the Original receipt/teller
- Include it with other sets of documents in your resumption folder ready to
submit upon arrival on campus
Note
Any payments that violate the detailed procedure shall be discountenanced
Strictly adhere to this payment protocol
Option II is only provided because we’re onboarding ECUK for the very first
time unto this very flexible, robust, and secured digital platform
When in doubt at any time, contact the Registrar by Phone call & WhatsApp
on 08075282884; OR Email – enquiry@edwuinclarkclarkuniversity.edu.ng;
registry@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng
D. A. Urhibo
Registrar
Cc Vice Chancellor
Bursar
University Librarian
Deans of Faculties
Ag Dean of Students Affairs
HODs
Hall Supervisors
CSO
Notice Boards
EDWIN CLARK UNIVERSITY KIAGBODO, DELTA STATE
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
RESUMPTION NOTICE
The University management is delighted to inform our distinguished & esteemed
parents/guardians, students, staff , other stakeholders and the general public that the University
that was temporary closed for undergraduate academic activities on Monday, 27th January,2025
reopens for academic activities on Saturday ,1st March, 2025.
Students are to resume on the dates scheduled for their levels beginning with 100 level and
concluding with final year students. Students are advised to adhere strictly with the dates
scheduled for their resumption after the following:
1). payment for restitution charges adhering strictly to the payment protocol already sent to the
various platforms
2). They are to download & complete at home the various documents/processes(Report of
Mandatory drug and alcohol test (DAT) General Hospitals, or Federal Medical Centres
or Federal or States Universities Teaching Hospitals, Sworn affidavit using the sample/format
downloaded as well as other things that are to be submitted on arrival.
3). Comply strictly with all resumption conditionalities as outlined in the appropriate documents
uploaded already on the ECU website (www.edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng), various parents &
students platforms to make for seamless resumption.
For further formal enquiry contact:
Registrar 08086307838 Email:registrar@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng,
enquiry@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng; registry@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng
PRO: 08023344025; pro@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng
DSA: 0 803 930 3761; dsa@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng
D. A. Urhibo
Registrar
RESUMPTION SCHEDULE
CONDITIONALITIES FOR THE RESUMPTION OF STUDENTS FROM THE BREAK
OCCASIONED BY STUDENTS VIOLENT DEMONSTRATION.
RESUMPTION PROCEDURES/FLOW OF ACTIVITIES
RESUMPTION PROCEDURES
HOME
a. Specified documents will be filled and signed before returning to school (6 sets plus
the original copy in a resumption folder)
b. Drug test (DAT) must be carried out in a Federal Medical Centre or State Medical
Centre or Federal University Teaching Hospital and State University Teaching
Hospital with the original result brought to school on resumption.
c. All original copies of the documents and DAT with at least six (6) photocopies should
be submitted at clearance point on resumption in a Resumption folder with student’s
residential detail, name, course, level, and matriculation number.
SMOOTH RETURN TO ECUK
The below are the procedures for clearance on resumption:.
a. Security: Students are to be cleared with their identification card/payment receipts of
restitution charges at the security post before they proceed to the next point –
Bursary.
b. Bursary: Students are to be cleared of their restitution payment before taking the
next step
c. Biometrics: This is the next step after Bursary and it is to regularize their biometric
details on the ECUK database.
d. Health Unit: This is for the validation of the DAT results submitted. Any student
who fails the drug test validation will exit the school at once. The student must go for
rehabilitation/counseling and comeback with a clearance from the
rehabilitator/counselor before proceeding for a re-validation at ECU. Also, the student
upon return on campus shall undergo compulsory counseling sessions with the
University Chaplain upon resumption.
e. Students Affairs: Students are to proceed to the Students’ Affairs unit for
comprehensive checks of their luggages and other personal effects for due clearance.
Any prohibited items found will be removed and handed over to their guardian/parent
or thrashed. Parents are to exit the school immediately their wards have been cleared
at the Students’ Affairs unit.
f. Hostel Accommodation: Students are to proceed to their hostel for allocated room
and bed space. No student is permitted to change his/her bed space or room. Any
violations has dire consequences.
g. Course Registration: students are to complete registration of courses within day one
(1) of arrival on campus.
Note:
All students must carry out drug test (DAT) and return with the original result
before they can be allowed into the University.
There shall be consequences for the presentation of any faked results.
All students must observe decorum and adhere to instructions during the clearance
and throughout their stay in the University, they must abide by all rules, regulation,
and matriculation.
Any student that fails to produce all the required documents will not be allowed to
remain on campus.
Any student that fails drug test validation must exit the campus immediately.
All parents/guardian should remain sited and wait for the clearance of their
children/wards at the first HSMS classroom or any other designated area. No
parent/guardian will allowed to go beyond the classroom or designated area.
There shall be a continuous interaction (questions and answers with the VC and
principal officers during the waiting period) for at least 1 hour each day and/or as
maybe possible.
All porters are to be at the hostels to receive students and ensure students are
accommodated strictly in the allocated room and BED SPACE; any violations shall
result in disciplinary actions.
There shall be consequences for any violation of any item in this procedure.
Daniel A. Urhibo
Registrar
PAYMENT PROTOCOLS
PAYMENT PROTOCOLS
OPTION 1
To generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) for payment, follow these steps:
- Login to Remita payment Platform:
https://login.remita.net/remita/onepage/biller/payment.spa - Click “Pay Edwin Clark University”
- Select the relevant options and fill in the necessary information.
- Submit the form to generate the RRR
- Take the Generated RRR to any bank with Remita facility
- Credit theEdwin Clark University account with the following details:
(a) Account Name: Edwin Clark University Trustfund Rehab
(b) Account Number: 1229486781
(c) Bank Name: Zenith Bank Plc, Ugheli Branch
(d) Obtain/Print an e- receipt - Ensure the Payment e- receipt has the following details:
(i) Name of Student (Surname first)
(ii). Matriculation Number(Returning Students)/UTME Registration
Number(100 level students/freshmen)
(iii). Level
(iv). Faculty/Programme
(v). Amount Paid - Make six copies of the Original Invoice/Receipt
- Include it with other sets of documents in your resumption folder ready to
submit upon arrival on campus
Option II (In case you have challenges with the Remita platform) - Walk into any bank hall
- Credit the Edwin Clark University account with the following details:
a. Account Name: Edwin Clark University Trustfund Rehab
b. Account Number: 1229486781
c. Bank Name: Zenith Bank Plc, Ugheli Branch
d. Obtain a receipt/teller - Ensure the Payment the receipt/teller has the following details:
(i). Name of Student (Surname first)
(ii). Matriculation Number(Returning Students)/UTME Registration
Number(100 level students/freshmen)
(iii). Level
(iv). Faculty/Programme
(v) Amount Paid - Make six copies of the Original receipt/teller
- Include it with other sets of documents in your resumption folder ready to
submit upon arrival on campus
Note
Any payments that violate the detailed procedure shall be discountenanced
Strictly adhere to this payment protocol
Option II is only provided because we’re onboarding ECUK for the very first
time unto this very flexible, robust, and secured digital platform
When in doubt at any time, contact the Registrar by Phone call & WhatsApp
on 08075282884; OR Email – enquiry@edwuinclarkclarkuniversity.edu.ng;
registry@edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng
AFFIDAVIT OF GOOD AND EXEMPLARY BEHAVIOUR
AFFIDAVIT OF GOOD AND EXEMPLARY BEHAVIOUR
I, [Student’s Name], of [Address], do hereby make oath and state as follows:
- I am a student of [Name of Institution], studying [Course/Programme].
- I have been a student of the institution since [Date]
I shall abide by all rules and regulations of Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo and its constituted
authorities. - I shall not be a member of any unregistered prohibited association or group.
- I will henceforth always conducted myself in a manner that is consistent with the core values and
principles of Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo all through the period of my stay in the University. - I will be of good and exemplary character, and shall respect the School’s authority at all levels, fellow
students, and institution and private property within the University and its environ. - I will not participate in any riot and/or demonstration all through the period of my stay in the
University. - I shall be held liable for any intended and/or unintended act(s) of wanton destruction of University
and/or personal property within the University or its environs.
I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the
provisions of the Oaths Act.
Signed at [Location], this [Date] day of [Month], [Year].
Signature: __________________
Declared before me this [Date] day of [Month], [Year].
Commissioner for Oaths/Notary Public:
Signature: __________________
All Parents/Guardians shall witness/countersign this with their children/wards upon arrival at
ECUK
Resumption Prayers
- Thank God for the opportunity and for making it possible:
“Bless the lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefit. “(Psalm 103;2)
Lord, we thank you for the privilege and hour of serving at Edwin Clark University.
Thanks you for opening this door of opportunity and for making it possible. - Thank the Founder/Chancellor and Edwin Clark Foundation for the opportunity:
“Let the elders who rule well be considered worthy of double honour, especially those
who labour in preaching and teaching. “(1 Timothy 5:17)
Father, we thank you for the visionary leadership of Chief Dr. Edwin Kiagbodo Clark and
the Edwin Clark Foundation for entrusting this responsibility to us. - Thank the Council and Pro-Chancellor for their trust:
“Commit your work to the Lord, and Your Plans will be established. “(Proverbs 16:3)
Lord, we are grateful to the Council and Pro-Chancellor for their trust in our leadership.
Bless their wisdom and dedication. - Thank the outgoing Vice-Chancellor, management staff,, university staff, faculty,
parents, and students:
‘Give thanks in all circumstance; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. “(1
Thessalonians 5:18)
Lord, we thank you for the contributions and faith of every member of the Edwin Clark
University community. Bless the outgoing Vice-Chancellor and everyone who has worked
to bring the university to this point. - Ask God for protection of every stakeholder and the new Vice-Chancellor:
“The Lord will keep you from all harm-He will watch over your life. “(Psalm 121:7)
Father, shield every stakeholder and Prof. Samuel Wara under your divine protection.
Let no harm come near them. - Ask God for wisdom, knowledge, and understanding:
“If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without
reproach, and it will be given him. “(James 1:5)
Lord, grant Prof. Samuel Wara and his team wisdom, Knowledge, and understanding to
govern Edwin Clark University for your glory and the benefit of all. - Thanks God for provisions thus far and for more to meet needs:
“And my God will supply every need of yours according to His riches in glory in Christ
Jesus. “(Philippians 4:19)
We are grateful, Lord, for your abundant provision thus far. We trust you to continue to
meet all the needs of the university without hindrance. - Ask for the spirit of unity for sustainable growth:
“How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!”(Psalm 133:1)
Father, unite every stakeholder of the university. Let harmony and collaboration lead to
sustainable growth. - Ask for divine helpers, partners, and collaborators:
“I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with my
loving eye on you.” (Psalm 32:8)
Lord, raise willing helpers, partners, and collaborators to drive sustainability and visibility
in teaching, research, community impact.
- For peace in ECU, Kiagbodo, and Delta State:
“Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you.” (John 14:27)
Lord, let your peace reign in Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo, and the entire Delta State. - For long life and good health for Chief Dr. Edwin Kiagbodo Clark OFR, CON
“With long life I will satisfy him and show him my salvation. ” (Psalm 9:16)
Bless Chief Dr. Edwin Kiagbodo Clark with long life, health, and strength to continue his
impactful leadership. - For favour for the Vice-Chancellor:
“Let the favour of the Lord our God be upon us, and establish the work of our hands
upon us.” (Psalm 90:17)
Grant the Vice-Chancellor favour with students, parents, staff, faculty, management,
Council, Pro-Chancellor, and the Chancellor. - For growth in student population, infrastructure, staff, and finances:
“Enlarge the place of your tent; stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back.”
(Isaiah 54:2)
Lord, we ask for exponential growth in student enrollment, infrastructure, staff, and
financial resources. - For favour and accreditation for all programs:
“The plans of the diligent lead to profit as surely as haste leads to poverty.” (Proverbs
21:5)
Bless our efforts with favour, granting full accreditation for all programs from NUC and
other regulatory bodies. - For daily word and direction:
“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. ” (Psalm 119:105)
Lord, guide us with your word and direction daily, ensuring every decision aligns with
your will. - For a hitch-free tenure and 2024/2025 session:
“The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.” (Exodus 14:14)
Father, grant Prof. Wara a seamless tenure and bless the 2024/2025 session with
excellence and no disruptions. - For journey mercies during the Christmas break:
“The Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.” (Psalm
121:8)
Lord, grant everyone safe travels during the Christmas break and a joyous return in the
new year.
May these prayers bring guidance, strength, and blessings as you take on this great
assignment.
Dear Edwin Clark University Community,
As we approach this blessed Christmas season, we are reminded of the profound significance of sacrifice, purpose, and hope embodied in the birth of Jesus Christ. The story of Christmas brings us a message of divine love and purpose. The scriptures remind us, “For unto us shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6, KJV). In this verse, we see a beautiful portrait of hope, one that points to a light that shines in the darkest times, offering redemption and peace.
Christ’s birth was a divine sacrifice with a purpose. His coming into the world was to save, to heal and to give hope to all. The sacrifice God made through His Son reminds us of the spirit of selflessness and the transformative power of love. As we reflect on this ultimate gift, let us be inspired to extended compassion, generosity, and kindness to those around us. Just as we are blessed with purpose, let us also be a blessing to our university, our families and our community.
During this time, may you find renewed strength in the words of John 3:16: “For God so love the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” As we gather to celebrate, let this verse remind us of God’s boundless love and the gift of eternal life, bringing us hope and comfort.
May the joy of Christmas fill your hearths and homes with peace, love and grace. Merry Christmas to you all.
New Year 2025 Message
Dear Edwin Clark University Community,
As we close 2024 and look ahead to the dawn of 2025, we are blessed with the opportunity to reflect on our journey, and to renew our commitment to the purpose and hope that lie ahead. The New Year calls us to embrace resilience, and faith as we continue to build a vibrant future for Edwin Clark University.
The scriptures encourage us to look to God as we step forward in faith. In Jeremiah 29:11, the Lord declares, “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” As a university community, may we hold tightly to this promise, trusting that each challenge and achievement we face is part of a greater purpose designed to bring growth and prosperity.
As we enter this new chapter, let us be reminded of the importance of unity, perseverance and vision. Proverbs 16:3 tell us. “Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established.” In our commitment, let us lean on God’s wisdom and guidance knowing that He will strengthen our steps as we strive to make a positive impact.
May 2025 be a year of fulfillment, marked by breakthroughs, new opportunities, and lasting achievements. Together, we will continue to shine a light on the world, uplifting our community and embodying the purpose for which we were called.
Happy New Year, Edwin Clark University! May the blessings of God rest upon each one of you. Guiding us all in peace, joy, and prosperity.
With warm regards and prayers,
Engr. Prof. Samuel T. Wara
Vice-Chancellor
Edwin Clark University
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