Chrisland University VC Urges Graduates to Innovate Locally

Prof. Oyedunni Arulogun, the Vice-Chancellor of Chrisland University in Abeokuta, Ogun State, addressed 53 computer science graduates during their induction into the Computer Professionals (Registration Council of Nigeria). She emphasized the importance of upholding professional ethics, embracing innovation, and utilizing technology to tackle societal challenges.

Arulogun encouraged graduates to develop applications that support farmers, enhance healthcare delivery, strengthen education, and promote financial inclusion. She warned that technological advancements must be accompanied by integrity, accountability, and responsibility to prevent digital innovations from becoming harmful.

Arulogun urged graduates to adopt a mindset focused on problem-solving and value creation rather than merely seeking employment. She highlighted the significance of ethical judgment in the face of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, advocating for secure, inclusive, and socially responsible digital solutions.

Arulogun concluded by stressing the need for lifelong learning and maintaining professional standards without compromising for personal gain.