Out gone and new Vice Chancellors of Unizik, Egboka and Ahaneku during hand over
The management of Nnamdi Azikiwe
University, Awka plans to build a befitting Alumni resource center for
effective networking and mobilization of both human and material resources of
its past students in other to re-position the institution.
The vice Chancellor of the
University, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku disclosed this in Awka while receiving a
delegation of the university's Alumni Association, Awka branch, who paid him a
courtesy visit.
Prof Ahaneku who described the
university as one of the legacies of the hero of Nigerian Independence
struggle, and the late Owelle of Onitsha, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe; and called
on people and governments of South East zone to come to the need of the
institution, the way Zik of Africa rescued Nigeria from the clutches of
colonial rule.
The vice Chancellor also urged the
Alumni Association to be more visible in the activities of the institution,as
management was set to partner with its former students who are genuinely
interested in working for the progress of the University.
In a remark, the branch chairman of
the alumni Association, Mr Bona Oraekwe stated that university education system
would greatly improve if university authorities could develop strategic plans
of incorporating Alumni associations into the management of the institutions.
Mr Oraekwe expressed regrets that
most universities in the country concentrate efforts in building international
linkages with institutions and individuals abroad neglecting their own products
who have excelled in various fields of endeavour. He therefore charged
university authorities to engage in proper networking and mobilization of
resources from their past students for the development of the parent
institution, expressing hope that such persons would be more committed to the
development of their alma-mata.
Also speaking, an alumnus of the
institution, Prof Emeka Ezeonu eulogized the new vice chancellor of the
university for organizing one of the most successful Post UTME screening
exercise devoid of any form of malpractice.
According to Prof Ezeonu," the
screening exercise was the first major assignment which the V.C discharged very
creditably" and urged the present administration to sustain the effort
towards transforming the institution to enable it take its place of pride in
the nation's education system.
Unizik Alumni To Build A Resource Center , Says Prof Ahaneku
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