The Remington College of Health Science and Technology, Rumuji, has officially announced its second matriculation ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic session. This event formally welcomes newly admitted students into the college community, marking their transition from provisional candidates to fully recognized members of the institution.

The ceremony is specifically for students enrolled in programs such as Community Health, Medical Laboratory Technology, and Pharmacy Technology, among other health science disciplines.

 Ceremony Schedule

• Date: Saturday, 21 February 2026
  
• Time: 10:00 AM sharp
  
• Venue: Matriculation Arena, College Campus, Rumuji, Emohua LGA, Rivers State
  
• Presiding Officer: Provost, Amb. (Dr.) Ekeke R. O., HHMN, FNREP, FIAE, NATE, MNAHE, AUPF
  

Procession Details:
The academic procession, led by the Provost alongside the Academic Board and senior staff, will commence at 10:00 AM. Students are expected to be seated in the Matriculation Arena by 9:15 AM to ensure a smooth start.

 Requirements for Matriculating Students

1. Academic Gown
   
   • Wearing the official college gown is mandatory.
     
   • Students must pay the prescribed gown hire fee at the Bursary Department.
     
   • Gowns can be collected from the Student Affairs Office upon presenting the payment receipt.
     
   • Collection must be completed by Friday, 20 February 2026.
     
2. Matriculation Procession
   
   • All students must be properly attired in their gowns.
     
   • Students should be seated by 9:15 AM for the procession to start on time.
     
3. Signing the Matriculation Register
   
   • Signing this register officially confirms a student’s enrollment.
     
   • Students who fail to sign will not be considered bona fide members of the college, which may affect future professional board registrations.

 Importance of Matriculation

For a specialized health sciences institution like Remington College, matriculation is more than a formal ceremony. It signifies:

• Entry into a professional and ethical learning environment.
  
• A commitment to uphold medical ethics, including the principle of “do no harm.”
  
• Dedication to academic honesty, discipline, and professional standards in healthcare practice.

 Guidelines for Guests

• All guests are requested to be seated by 9:45 AM.
  
• Photography during the oath-taking is prohibited to maintain the solemnity of the ceremony.
  
• Vehicles must be parked in designated areas.
  
• Security personnel will be present to ensure a smooth and safe event for all attendees.

The management of Remington College extends heartfelt congratulations to all matriculating students and wishes them a productive and successful academic journey as they prepare to become vital contributors to Nigeria’s healthcare sector.