The graduation ceremony of Auchi Polytechnic was held peacefully, with no reported cases of cult-related clashes, violence, or loss of lives, marking what many residents have described as one of the most peaceful convocations in the institution’s history.
The event attracted graduates, parents, lecturers, alumni, and well-wishers who celebrated the achievements of the graduating students in a calm and orderly atmosphere. Security personnel maintained a visible presence throughout the ceremony, ensuring that all activities were conducted without disruption.
The peaceful outcome has generated widespread praise from members of the public, many of whom credited the improved security situation in Edo State to the ongoing efforts of Governor Monday Okpebholo’s administration.
According to residents, the violence-free convocation reflects the state’s renewed commitment to tackling cultism, criminality, and other security challenges while creating a safe environment for education and social activities.
Several stakeholders described the successful graduation as a positive development for Auchi Polytechnic and Edo State, noting that peaceful academic ceremonies promote confidence among students, parents, investors, and visitors.
They further commended the security agencies, community leaders, traditional institutions, and other stakeholders whose collaborative efforts contributed to the smooth conduct of the event.
Observers expressed optimism that the peaceful graduation would serve as a model for future academic and public events across the state, urging all residents to continue supporting initiatives aimed at preserving peace and public order.
Many residents also offered prayers for Governor Monday Okpebholo and all those working to strengthen security in Edo State, expressing hope that the state will continue to witness sustained peace, stability, and development for the benefit of all.
