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  PEACELAND COLLEGE HOLDS 2025/2026 MATRICULATION

  March 08, 2026

  Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, on Saturday formally matriculated newly admitted students offered admission to study various courses in the 2025/2026 academic session. The students were charged to embrace discipline, excellence, and strong moral values throughout their academic journey.
  
  The Provost of the College, Dr. Nwachukwu Kevin, while addressing the students during the matriculation ceremony, urged them to embrace positive change and maintain good conduct throughout their stay in the institution.
  
  In his address, Dr. Nwachukwu described Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, as the best private College of Education in the South-East and one of the top ten private Colleges of Education in Nigeria. He congratulated the newly admitted students for securing admission into the college, describing the opportunity as a significant milestone in their lives.
  
  The Provost charged the students to uphold discipline, hard work, and moral integrity throughout their academic journey. He reminded them that gaining admission into Peaceland College of Education is not merely about obtaining a certificate but about building character and developing the right values that prepare individuals for leadership and service to society.
  
  Dr. Nwachukwu further emphasized that the college operates a zero-tolerance policy on examination malpractice, cultism, indecent dressing, drug abuse, and other social vices. He stressed that the institution remains committed to producing graduates who are not only academically sound but also morally upright and globally competitive.
  
  He encouraged the students to take full advantage of the serene academic environment, modern facilities, and dedicated lecturers available in the college to excel in their chosen fields.
  
  Speaking on the theme of his address, “Why Education?”, the Provost explained that the true essence of education goes beyond acquiring certificates. According to him, education is fundamentally about developing knowledge-driven and problem-solving skills.
  
  “Employability depends largely on the skills you possess. Some of the fundamental skills you will acquire in this college include problem-solving, analytical thinking, creativity, decision-making, communication, and research skills,” he stated.
  
  He noted that the college’s learning environment is structured to ensure that students acquire these skills across all aspects of campus life. The academic structure and examination system, he added, are designed to test students’ analytical and critical thinking abilities.
  
  The Provost also described the college as a hub for networking, meaningful connections, and the development of social intelligence. He encouraged the students to actively participate in social and co-curricular activities that would help them discover and develop their talents, stressing that the institution does not celebrate mediocrity.
  
  He further reminded them that the college maintains strict moral and disciplinary standards, warning against involvement in cultism, drug abuse, examination malpractice, cybercrime, and other social vices.
  
  The ceremony formally admitted the new students into the academic community of Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, setting them on a path of academic excellence, character formation, and leadership.
  
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  OFFICIAL INVITATION | ESAN NATIONAL INAUGURATION

  January 18, 2026

  OFFICIAL INVITATION | ESAN NATIONAL INAUGURATION & HANDOVER CEREMONY
  
  The Education Students’ Association of Nigeria (ESAN) cordially invites all ESANites, stakeholders, partners, and friends of education to the official Inauguration and Handover Ceremony of the National Executive Council, Regional Executives, and Representative Council.
  
  Theme: "NOVUS LEGOTORUM"
  A New Age of Legacy Builders
  
  Host:
  Rev. Fr. (Prof.) Leonard Chidi Ilechukwu
  Vice Chancellor, Peaceland University, Enugu
  
  Special Guests:
  Comr. Obi Emmanuel – National President, ESAN
  Sen. Agbaga Bethel – Senate President, ESAN
  
  Date: Sunday, 25th – Wednesday, 28th January, 2026
  Time: 10:00 a.m. prompt
  Venue: Peaceland College of Education, Enugu
  
  This historic ceremony marks the beginning of a new leadership era and a renewed commitment to excellence, unity, and service within ESAN. Your presence will add value and strength to this milestone event.
  
  📩 For sponsorship/support: [esanlectoralcommission@gmail.com](mailto:esanlectoralcommission@gmail.com)
  📞 Contacts: +234 812 783 8165 | +234 803 331 4374
  
  For more information, see event flyer above.
  
  We look forward to welcoming you.
  
  — ESAN National Electoral Commission (ELECOM)
  2025/2026 Session...

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  PEACELAND COLLEGE HOSTS CULTURAL DAY 2025

  December 22, 2025

  Peaceland College of Education Celebrates Unity in Diversity at Cultural Day 2025
  
  Theme: Our Culture, Our Identity
  
  Peaceland College of Education successfully hosted its Cultural Day 2025, a week-long celebration dedicated to showcasing Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and promoting unity among students from diverse ethnic backgrounds.
  
  The programme, which spanned Tuesday, 16th to Friday, 19th December 2025, featured keynote presentations, cultural exhibitions, traditional performances, music, dance, fashion displays, and indigenous cuisines representing major Nigerian ethnic groups.
  
  Keynote Presentations by Cultural Groups
  
  The Cultural Week commenced on Tuesday, 16th December 2025, with a keynote presentation by the Niger Delta Tribe, delivered by Miss Esther and Miss Victoria. Their presentation highlighted the origin, way of life, cultural practices, political structures, and economic relevance of the Niger Delta region, with emphasis on its riverine lifestyle and cultural diversity.
  
  On Wednesday, 17th December 2025, the spotlight moved to the Yoruba Tribe, with an engaging keynote presentation by Miss Praise and Comrade Christabel, The speakers explored Yoruba history, migration, belief systems, festivals, traditional occupations, and geographical spread, effectively capturing the depth and sophistication of Yoruba civilisation.
  
  The Hausa/Fulani Tribe took centre stage on Thursday, 18th December 2025, through a well-structured presentation by Miss Bitrus Nanme and Miss Priceless. Their session focused on the Hausa/Fulani origin, Islamic influence, traditional governance under the emirate system, modes of greeting, popular foods, and distinctive cultural features.
  
  The grand finale, held on Friday, 19th December 2025, featured the Igbo Tribe and marked the peak of the Cultural Day celebration. The presentation was complemented by vibrant drama, dance, fashion displays, traditional rites, and exhibitions that reflected Igbo values, enterprise, and cultural identity.
  
  Cultural Exhibitions and Performances
  
  Beyond the keynote sessions, the Cultural Day featured:
  
  * Traditional dances and drama presentations
  * Indigenous fashion and regalia displays
  * Cultural food exhibitions
  * Music, DJ performances, and compering
  * Symbolic cultural enactments that enhanced audience engagement
  
  These activities provided students with experiential learning opportunities while reinforcing appreciation for Nigeria’s cultural plurality.
  
  Acknowledgements
  
  The Students’ Union Government (SUG) extends appreciation to the school management, staff, students, cultural presenters, performers, volunteers, and sponsors for their collective efforts in ensuring the success of the programme. Cultural Day 2025 stands as a testament to Peaceland College of Education’s commitment to cultural education, unity, and national integration.
  
  Comrade Godsown Onuzulike
  SUG President
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