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AITS Suleja graduates 10 college students, honours 11 Nigerians
Management of the African Independent Theological Seminary (AITS) Rafinsenyi, Suleja native authorities space of Niger state, over the weekend, convocated a complete of 10 graduands of the seminary.
The graduands comprised of Doctorate, Master’s levels, Diploma and Certificate programs, with 11 others conferred with doctorate levels (Honoris Causa) of the seminary for his or her invaluable providers to God, the Church and humanity.
The theme of the convocation ceremony was “Charting a New Nigeria: The
Role of the Church.”
President and Rector of the seminary, Rev. Prof. Peters Omeiza Yusuf, whereas talking with reporters on the the seventh commencement ceremony of the seminary held at Sandaco Hotel, Rafinsenyi, urged the graduating college students to be good ambassadors of the seminary anyplace they go.
He additionally charged the graduands to utilize the data acquired to
affect positively on their households, the church, ministry and the society at massive.
Rev Prof Yusuf additionally appealed to administration of theological
seminaries nationwide to make studying and discovery by way of analysis the cornerstone of their curricular actions to allow them to evangelise the true gospel of Jesus Christ always.
Also talking, the chairman of the event, Deaconess Blessing
Enyinaya, charged the graduands as to emulate the life- fashion of Jesus Christ, and suggested them to stay dedicated to the service of God.
Responding on behalf of the awardees, Rev. Dr. David Agbonighale, who was conferred with the honorary Doctor of Divinity, referred to as on the graduating college students to proceed to learn huge, particularly Christian books in order to be sound carriers of sound doctrine.
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