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The College of Peace and Reconciliation Studies, Jos, has matriculated over 70 undergraduate and postgraduate students during its 2026 matriculation ceremony held at the school premises behind the WAEC office in Jos, Plateau State.
Speaking at the event, the Rector, Professor Joseph Maren Sampson, emphasized that matriculation is a vital academic process that formally admits students into the institution. He noted that regardless of the number of students, the ceremony remains compulsory, as it confers official recognition on all admitted candidates.
The Rector highlighted the steady growth in student enrollment compared to the previous year and expressed optimism for greater expansion in the future. He reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to maintaining high academic standards through qualified faculty, improved curriculum, and better infrastructure. Sharing his personal journey to becoming a professor, he encouraged students to remain focused, stressing that education has no age limit.
Also speaking, the Registrar, Stephen Pwaspo, described the occasion as historic and urged students to embrace learning as a pathway to positive behavioral change. He advised them to remain committed to their studies and take full advantage of the academic opportunities available.
Representing the management staff, Margaret Ogisa, encouraged students to cultivate a strong reading culture, obey institutional rules, and put God first in all their endeavors. She reminded them of their responsibility as ambassadors of the institution.
In her remarks, the lecturers’ representative, Nezerith Bende, urged students to take their lectures seriously and maintain regular attendance, noting that commitment to academics is essential for success.
A stakeholder and student of the institution, Hon. Moses Sule, commended the college for its dedication to shaping students, urging them to go beyond classroom learning and strive to add value to society.
The Students’ Union Government (SUG) President, Lonny John, described the matriculation as a milestone and encouraged students to promote the institution’s image. He highlighted the school’s growth and its affiliation with Taraba State University, while calling for active participation in student responsibilities.
Speaking on behalf of the students, Simon Dung Zi pledged that the matriculants would uphold good conduct, promote peace, and make the institution proud. Similarly, the postgraduate representative, Henry Samson Mafulul, expressed optimism that the program would mark the beginning of greater academic achievements.
The College of Peace and Reconciliation ceremony marked another milestone in the institution’s development, with stakeholders expressing confidence in its continued growth and impact.
Coronation Insurance Plc has announced the launch of MotorMax, an innovative motor insurance policy designed to transform the Nigerian motor insurance landscape by moving motorists beyond basic third-party compliance to affordable, comprehensive vehicle protection.
For decades, motor insurance adoption in Nigeria has largely been limited to mandatory third-party coverage. MotorMaxaddresses this gap by offering motorists robust, accessible protection for their own vehicles, with plans starting from as low as ₦25,000.
MotorMax introduces a flexible, tiered structure—Bronze, Silver, and Gold—tailored to meet the diverse needs and budgets of Nigerian drivers, from urban commuters to long-distance travellers and owners of high-value vehicles.
The MotorMax Bronze plan serves as an entry-level upgrade from basic third-party insurance. Priced at ₦25,000 annually, it offers vehicle repair coverage of up to ₦500,000; third-party vehicle damage coverage of up to ₦3,000,000; unlimited (but reasonable) compensation for third-party injury or death; towing services up to ₦5,000; emergency medical expense coverage up to ₦10,000; and a 10% policy excess.
The MotorMax Silver plan, available at ₦45,000 annually, enhances protection with vehicle repair coverage up to ₦750,000, increased towing benefits of up to ₦15,000 (intra-state) and ₦25,000 (inter-state), and emergency medical coverage up to ₦15,000.
At the premium tier, MotorMax Gold offers motorists near-comprehensive benefits at a significantly lower cost than traditional comprehensive insurance. Priced at ₦50,000 annually, it includes vehicle repair coverage up to ₦1,000,000; third-party vehicle damage coverage up to ₦3,000,000; unlimited liability for third-party injury or death; towing services up to ₦15,000 (intra-state) and ₦25,000 (inter-state); emergency medical coverage up to ₦20,000; and a 10% policy excess.
MotorMax is specifically designed for motorists currently on third-party policies who seek enhanced protection without the financial burden of full comprehensive insurance. By bridging the gap between compliance and comprehensive cover, the product empowers drivers with greater peace of mind on every journey.
Speaking on the launch, Olamide Olajolo, MD/CEO of Coronation Insurance Plc, said:
“MotorMax represents our commitment to reimagining insurance for the everyday Nigerian. We understand that many motorists want more protection than third-party cover but are constrained by cost. With MotorMax, we are providing a practical, affordable solution that delivers meaningful coverage and peace of mind. This is a significant step in deepening insurance penetration and ensuring more Nigerians are truly protected on the road.”
The launch of MotorMax underscores Coronation Group’s broader mission to deliver transformational solutions that address real-life challenges across Africa. By raising the standard for motor insurance offerings, Coronation Insurance continues to position itself as a customer-focused innovator in the industry.
Motorists can purchase MotorMax by emailing digitalsales@coronationinsurance.com.ng or calling 02-012275475 or 02-012275476.
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