The Chancellor of Perez University College (PUC), Bishop Charles Agyinasare, has advised matriculants of the school not to underestimate small beginnings.
Speaking at the 11th matriculation ceremony of the College at Gomoa Pomadze in the Central Region on Saturday 11 March, the founder of Perez Chapel International told the students: "Though your beginning may be small, your later end would greatly increase," adding: "Every big thing starts small; today's big men were yesterday's small boys, today's big churches were yesterday's small churches."
Bishop Agyinasare also urged the students to gain understanding in knowing what to do at the right time.
He advised them against envying or ridiculing anyone since everyone runs their own race.
Bishop Agyinasare charged students to be committed and disciplined as they begin another academic year.
"Anything we do and fail is on us, so, commitment is so necessary. No one accomplished anything who was not committed to his task. Another major tool to transform our world is discipline. We are into building a university with a difference, where people would come out as disciplined leaders who can employ themselves if no one has given them a job," he said.
Bishop Agyinasare also impelled students to spend quality time studying and stop wasting their time on phones and social media. "Friends who do not motivate you to study must be avoided," he added.
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