Good news for prospective students of Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University Ogboko, Imo State! The eagerly awaited resumption dates for the 2024/2025 academic session have been announced. If you’ve been wondering when KOMU will reopen its doors and when school activities will resume, here’s everything you need to know.
KOMU Resumption Dates 2024/2025
Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University’s resumption dates for the upcoming academic session have been set as follows:
- First Semester: Monday, 17th October 2024
- Second Semester: Tuesday, 15th May 2025
This schedule has been agreed upon by both the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the school’s senate. Therefore, mark your calendars, because KOMU’s 2024/2025 academic session officially kicks off on October 17th, 2024.
Getting Ready for Resumption
When you arrive on campus, make sure to:
- Register: Get fully registered in your department and faculty before lectures start.
- Attend Orientation: Lectures will commence a week after resumption. Make sure not to miss any orientation or introductory sessions.
Important Note
It’s essential to remember that these resumption dates are subject to change or update by the school management. We recommend bookmarking this page for future reference.
Conclusion
We hope this post has provided you with clear and straightforward information about KOMU’s resumption dates for the 2024/2025 academic session. Remember to stay connected with the school’s official channels for any updates or changes.
FAQs
1. Can the resumption dates be changed?
Yes, the resumption dates for KOMU can be updated or changed by the school management. It’s always best to stay updated through official channels.
2. When do lectures start after resumption?
Lectures at KOMU are expected to commence a week after the official resumption date.
3. How important is it to complete registration before resumption?
Completing your registration in your department and faculty before resumption is crucial to ensure a smooth start to the academic session and to avoid any registration-related issues later on.
