Okigbo III Calls for Campus Care at Nigerian University

Patrick Okigbo III spoke to students at a Nigerian university, expressing concern over the poor state of the campus facilities. He noted overgrown lawns, untrimmed hedges, and dilapidated buildings, attributing this neglect to the attitudes of those managing the university rather than financial constraints.
Okigbo III highlighted that while universities may face budget issues, maintaining cleanliness and care does not require significant funding. He reflected on the discipline instilled by his grandmothers regarding cleanliness and responsibility, contrasting it with the current acceptance of neglect on campuses.
He pointed out that the university landscape architecture program could utilize the campus as a practical classroom, encouraging students to take pride in their environment and contribute to its upkeep.
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