Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, through the Office of the Vice President, has announced its upcoming Cultural Week Fiesta, originally scheduled to hold from 9th to 12th December 2025 at the MSP Campus. The event, themed “Our Culture, Our Identity,” is designed to celebrate the richness of African heritage while strengthening unity and cultural awareness among students.
However, the management of Peaceland College of Education has made a slight adjustment to the Cultural Day schedule. In a notice released by Dean of Student Affairs; Dr. Usulor O. Jacob, the Cultural Day initially fixed for 12th December 2025 has now been rescheduled to Friday, 19th December 2025.
This change aligns with the NUC guidelines on extracurricular activities within campuses. The management regrets any inconvenience this adjustment may cause and appreciates the understanding and cooperation of the student community.
(Cc: Vice Chancellor, Provost, DAP, HRM, SUG)
This year’s Cultural Week Fiesta features a vibrant lineup of activities, including the Coronation/Offala Festival,traditional dance and music, art exhibition and wrestling, various cultural displays, and a keynote address by distinguished cultural and academic figures. These activities highlight the beauty, values, and diversity of African traditions while creating a lively and meaningful learning atmosphere.
As an academic institution committed to holistic education, Peaceland College of Education continues to promote both intellectual growth and cultural development. Cultural Week is a reminder that education extends beyond classroom learning it is also about embracing identity, promoting unity, and preserving cultural heritage. Through this event, students deepen their appreciation for their roots while gaining confidence, social awareness, and a stronger sense of belonging.
The Cultural Week Fiesta further strengthens the college’s mission of producing well-rounded graduates who value knowledge, culture, creativity, leadership, and respect for diversity qualities essential for nation-building and peaceful coexistence.
With excitement building across campus, Peaceland College of Education looks forward to a colourful and memorable celebration that will enrich students’ lives, promote cultural pride, and uphold the institution’s legacy as a centre for knowledge, discipline, and cultural preservation.
For more information, please check the event flyer.