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ISSN 1595-1685
NOVEMBER 18, 2014
VOL. 7 NO.43
Nigerians have been called
upon
to
support
government efforts in the
fight against insurgency in
the
country.
Nobel
Laureate,
Prof.
Wole
Soyinka
and
elderstatesman,
former
Secretary
General,
Commonwealth Chief (Dr.)
Emeka Anyaoku gave this
call at the third Zik’s
Lecture Series held on
Friday, 15th of November,
2014 at the University
Auditorium.
is synonymous with communication gadgets such as Computers and
Ipad. These gadgets he stressed are capable of bringing an end to
the culture of book writing and reading, adding that the end point
should be on how to find a way of collaborating between book
writing and use of internet knowledge.
Prof. Soyinka, an erudite
poet, a scholar of great
repute
and
an
internationally
acknowledged novelist who
was the Guest Lecturer at
the event spoke on the
issue of insecurity in the
country, describing the ongoing Boko Haram Violence
Crusade as a threat that
must not be handled with
kid gloves. He dwelt on the
idea of a set of people who
see
knowledge
as
anathema, who describe
knowledge as forbidden.
The Executive Governor of Anambra State, His Excellency, Chief
Willie Obiano represented by the Commissioner of Education
charged Nigerian students to contribute their quota in the growth of
education. She expressed appreciation to the Guest Lecturer, and
the benefactor for their contributions.
The Chairman of the event, Chief Dr. Anyaoku in his speech
charged Nigerians to acknowledge the seriousness of the Nigerian
insecurity situation, he stressed that the fight is not for government
alone and called on all to join hands with the government of the
day to support the situation. The benefactor of the Zik Lecture
Series and Special Adviser to the President, on Inter Party Affairs,
Senator Ben Ndi Obi said the event is meant to immortalize
Nigeria’s first president, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe after whom the
University is named, for his contribution to humanity, the country
and Africa.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku in his speech described
the Guest Lecturer and Nobel Laureate as the grand commander of
intelligentsia, internationally renowned playwright, poet and social
activist for his role in Nigerian political history, the struggle for
independence, the electoral imbroglio in Western Nigeria in 1965.
He commended the chairman of the event for his contributions to
diplomacy and international relations. He also expressed gratitude
to the sponsor of the event, Senator Ndi Obi for his financial
contribution to the event.
The Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, Rev. Fr. Prof. Jude Obinna
Ezeokana thanked the guest Lecturer and other dignitaries for
The academic icon while making the Lecture series a reality.
dwelling on the theme of
the event, “Magic Lantern: Other dignitaries present include the Ag. Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Excursions in the Creative (Academic), Prof. Charles Esimone, the Registrar, Barr. C. C. Okeke,
Realm,” noted that the the Dean of Students’ Affairs, Prof. Kenn Nwogu, Ag. Librarian, Mr.
Magic
Lantern
is
a Emma Onwuka, the Coordinator, Zik Lecturer Series, Prof. Au
mechanical projector which Nnonyelu, His Royal majesty Obi Gibson Nwosu, Eze-Uzu Awka staff
and students of the University.
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As part of efforts toward self reliance, self
development and reduction in the rate of
unemployment in the country, the Energy
Commission of Nigeria is organizing a five day
training workshop to acquaint corp members
on relevant skills to empower them for the
future.
Receiving delegates of the Commission, the
Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph E. Ahaneku, FAS
described the event as a welcome
development. He expressed optimism that the
training will help in equipping youths through
putting in practice their naturally endowed
talents hence, contributing positively to the
growth and development of the country.
The leader of the delegation Dr. Dioha Joseph
expressed appreciation to the Vice-Chancellor
for his warm reception. He also congratulated
him on his appointment as the fifth
substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University.
Other dignitaries present at the visit include
the Ag. Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics)
Prof. Charles Esimone, the University Bursar
Mr. U. J. Agu and the Director Information
and Public Relations/Chief Protocol Officer Mr.
Emmanuel Ojukwu.
1. Orientation: Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th of January, 2015
2. Matriculation: Saturday 10th of January, 2015
Faculty of Arts
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Faculty of Biosciences
Music
1. Fisheries and Aquaculture (Zoology
French
Department)
Chinese Language (Confucius Institute)
2. Pest Management (PAE)
Igbo, African and Asian Studies
3. Animal Production
Theatre Arts
Faculty of Physical Sciences
Tourism and Heritage (Department of
1. Physics-electronics
History and International Studies)
2. Solar energy
Faculty of Law
3. Paint Technology (ICH Department)
1. Law
4. Computer Science
5. Applied Geology/Geological Sciences
Faculty of Social Sciences
1.
2.
3.
4.
Mass Communication
Psychology
Social Work
Political Science
Management Sciences
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Accountancy
Business Administration
Banking and Finance
Marketing
Cooperative Economics and Management
Public Administration
Faculty of Education
1.
2.
3.
4.
Adult Education
Early Childhood and Primary Education
Education Management and Policy
Vocational Technical Studies
Faculty of Agriculture
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Agricultural Economics and Extension
Animal Science and Production
Crop Science and Horticulture
Food Science and Technology
Forestry and Wildlife
Soil Science and Land Resources
Wildlife and Economic Tourism
Faculty of Health Sciences and Technology
Environmental Health
Chike Okoli
Studies
Centre
for
Entrepreneurial
Entrepreneurial Studies
NAU Centre for Excellence in the Arts and
Humanities
Film Production
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Transportation (CHISCO)
Methods of Application
Candidates should pay an application fee of N5,
000.00 in any branch of the following banks
nationwide.
First Bank Plc
UBA Bank Plc
Diamond Bank Plc
Enterprise Bank Plc
Zenith Bank Plc
Fidelity Bank Plc
GT Bank
Access Bank
Log on to my.unizik.edu.ng with the pin number
provided; upload your picture after completing the
online form on our portal. Print the photo card
and forward to the Director, Diploma and
Certificate Programmes, Prof. Mike Oddih at
Chisco Institute of Transport Building.
The Sports Directorate, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka is
ready for the Grand Finale of 2013 Staff Games and the
2014 edition.
 Traditional
Wrestling
Display
(noncompetitive)
 Old School Display (noncompetitive):
UNIZIK
Theatre Arts will be
invited to handle the old
school showdown
As informed by the Sports Director, Mr. Amechi Makassi, the
strike action that lasted for some months in 2013 affected
the Grand finale, but the Vice-Chancellor Prof. Joseph E.
Ahaneku, FAS has approved December 2014 for the Grand
Finale of 2013 and 2014 edition rolled in one. All
Faculties/Units are called upon to sit up, plan and train Criteria
towards the sports event.
Judges
There are issues that will apply to be noted by all
Faculties and Units,
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Each Faculty/Unit should come to the Finals of 2014
Staff Games with Banner clearly/boldly indicating the
name of the Faculty/Unit.
Apart from the Faculty/Unit Colour (Top), the down
wear should be a track down and a pair of canvas.
For variety any group may decide to wear face-cap
for the match past and other activities.
Each Faculty/Unit is to produce an outstanding
commander and Flag bearer/s that will lead the
Squad/Team during the match-past.
Events to be competed on:







Wheelbarrow (M/F) –2 Males/2 Females
Sack Race
(M/F)- 1 Male/1 Female
Fill the Basket (Female only ) 1 for each
Astride Vault – (Male only) five aside
Finals of the heats
competitive match past
Novelty Football Match between VC’s Wife and
colleagues vs VC’s Management team (noncompetitive)
Winners
to be used by
in
Determining
a. Match past evaluation
guide sheet was agreed
upon to be made
available to all
b. It was equally agreed
that footwear should be
canvas and uniform.
c. A
situation
where
uniform hair-do cannot
be achieved, uniform fez
caps can be used to
reinforce
overall
uniformity
d. Faculty/Unit
Minimum
and
Maximum
per
squad: Minimum per
squad = 20; Maximum =
30 and above
e. Faculty/Units Dress Code
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Faculty/Unit Colour
S/n Names of Faculty/Unit
Colours Assigned
1.
Agric. Sciences
Green Grass
2.
Arts
Yellow & Black
3.
Basic Medical Sciences
Lemon
4.
Biological Sciences
White
5.
Bursary Department
Black & White Stripe
6.
CEP, Pre-Science, Sandwich &G.S. Unit
Milk
7.
Education
Blue & Black
8.
Engineering
Purple
9.
Environmental Sciences
Deep Blue
10. Health & Science Technology
Light Green
11. Law
Black
12. Library
Army Green
13. Management Sciences
Light Blue
14. Medicine
Red
15. Medical Services’ Department
White Stripe
16. Nnewi Admin. Unit
Orange
17. Office of the Vice-Chancellor
Lilac
18. Pharmaceutical Sciences
Ash
19. Physical Sciences
Sky Blue
20. Registry Department
Pink
21. School of Post Graduate Studies
Army Green
22. Security Department
Brown
23. Social Sciences
Red & White Track Suit
24. Students’ Affairs, SIWES, MICTU & Alumni
Red & White
25. UNIZIK Primary/High School
Green & White
26. Works’ Services Department
Carton Colour
NB: When the Vice-Chancellor approves the particular date in December, it will be communicated to all.
APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FROM SUITABLY QUALIFIED CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSIONS
INTO THE 2014/2015 PRE-SCIENCE PROGRAMME OF NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY
Qualification
Geography. The course outlines have been
Candidates intending to apply must also register designed to prepare the candidates for
for the joint admission and matriculation board JAMB and Pre-Science Examinations.
(jamb) examination.
Method of Application
Candidates are eligible to apply if they have a Forms are obtainable on payment of N8,000
minimum of 5 credits which must include (Eight Thousand Naira) in any of the following
Mathematics and English. The candidate must Banks at Awka Campus of the University:- First
also satisfy the basic O’Level requirements for Bank Plc, UBA Plc, Enterprise Bank Plc,
the department into which he or she is seeking Diamond Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, Access
admission. For example where Chemistry is a Bank, Fidelity Bank Plc and GT Bank Plc.
basic requirement as in the case of Medicine
Completed forms must be returned to the
the candidate must satisfy that requirement at
Pre-Science Unit with photocopies of bank
O’Level.
tellers,
results,
birth
certificate
and
Subjects Offered
testimonial.
Lectures are offered in English Language,
Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and
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The Chapel of Glory (Interdenominational Chaplaincy) Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka
specially invites the University Community to 2014 Outreach and Suya/Gala Nites.
Theme:
Speaker:
Host:
Venue:
Time:
Understanding the Times
Dr. Shalom Onwuka
Very Rev. M. O. Nwakanma
Chapel of Glory Auditorium Adjacent, Medical Centre UNIZIK, Awka
Friday, 28th – Saturday, 29th of November 2014: 4.30pm. Sunday, 30th of
November, 2014: 8am.
History was made on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 when the members of Association of Nigerian
University Professional Administrators (ANUPA), UNIZIK Branch elected their third tier executive as
follows:
1. Mr. Chinedu Eliyahs
Chairman
2. Mr. Charles Obietuwgwu
Vice-Chairman
3. Mr. Boniface Nkwoaku
Secretary General
4. Mrs. Chinenye Okeke
Assistant Secretary
5. Dr. Victoria Uwandu
Treasurer
6. Mr. Ugochukwu Ezewudo
Financial Secretary
7. Mrs. Ify Umenze
Publicity Secretary
The Registrar Barristar C. C. Okeke who was at the scene of the election enjoined all the
University professional Administrators to live up to expectation.
The returning officer, Alex Amuzie (Ezekwesili) who was pleased with the conduct of the election
thanked the members for their co-operation.
The annual Igbo Language Symposium is an opportunity for Igbo language scholars to deliberate
on various aspects of the Igbo language. The Synposium was initiated in 2009 by Dr. Chinedu
Uchechukwu of the Department of Linguistics and has been on since then.
This year’s symposium has been scheduled to hold as follows:
Theme:
Tone in Igbo
Date:
Monday, 24th of November, 2014: Arrival of Participants
Venue:
Tuesday, 25th of November, 2014: Opening and Paper Presentation
Wednesday, 26th of November, 2014: Paper Presentation and Demonstration of
Igbo Key board
PG School Auditorium
The Dean Students’ Affairs of UNILAG, Prof. O. O. Nigerian Universities Debating Championship
Amund and the Chairman, Local Organizing (ANUDC), UNILAG 2015.
Committee of the 2nd All Nigerian Universities
Championship, Dr. A. K. Adebayo wrote to UNIZIK The Championship which was initially scheduled
Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph E. Ahaneku, FAS on to hold from Friday, 12th – Friday, 19th of
behalf of the Vice-Chancellor of the University of September, 2014 was shifted as a result of the
Lagos, Prof. Rahaman A. Bello inviting our directive from National Universities Commission to
University to attend and participate in the 2nd All- the Vice-Chancellors of all Universities in Nigeria
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to curtail all non-essential travel of staff and Each institution is allowed to register a minimum
students in order to reduce the spread of the of one (1) team and a maximum of three (3)
deadly Ebola Virus disease.
teams. However, institutions registering up to
three teams would not be allowed to register
th
The new date is now, Friday, 23rd – Friday, 30
more than two adjudicators. A team comprises
of January, 2015.
two debaters.
The theme of the championship is “Power, Registration fee is N40, 000 per delegate.
Security and Accountability in Government”. Delegate comprises of maximum of three (3)
teams plus two (2) adjudicators or a minimum of
The championship will provide an opportunity for two (2) teams plus one (1) adjudicator. A team is
Nigerian students from various universities in made up of two debaters.
Nigeria to come together and engage in healthy
and intellectual battle.
Registration processes, and further details about
the completion can be obtained from the website.
Registration for the competition will be online; as For further enquiries, please contact: Dr. A. K.
such, institutions wishing to participate are to Adebayo, Chairman, LOC on 07044640200 OR Mr.
indicate their interest on or before 19th of Princewill
Nwazue,
Secretary,
LOC
on
December, 2014 by registering provisionally on 0828250178, Email: [email protected].
the
link
on
the
University
website
(www.anude.onilag.edu.ng) to ensure that On the UNIZIK front, you can contact the
adequate provision is for their participation.
Director,
International
Cooperation
and
Collaboration, Dr. Igwebuike V. Onyiaorah on
080330113170, Email: [email protected]
POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING PROGRAM AT THE NOGUCHI MEMORIAL
INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH, UNIVERSITY OF GHANA
The
Noguchi
Memorial
Institute
for
Medical
Research
(NMIMR),
University of Ghana, Legon,
Ghana with funding support
from the Bill and Melinda
Gates
Foundation,
has
instituted a postdoctoral
fellowship program to train
future research leaders who
would
contribute
to
infectious diseases control
effort.
Applicants are invited to either submit proposals to carry out studies
in any of the following thematic areas or apply to work on already
identified projects in malaria, mycobaterial infections, HIV/AIDs,
Neglected
Tropical
Diseases
(NTDs),
on
chocerciasis,
Soiltransmitted Helminths Infections (STHs), AND Schistosomiasis.
Applicants must be African and should have PhD, MD/PhD or
equivalent degree with strong background in relevant biomedical
sciences
Details of the full application can be found at
:http://www.noguchimedres.org/files/postdoc_call_full_text_call_20
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Deadline
of
application
submission
is
December
31,
2014(18.00hr)GMT.
Eyes are very important parts of the
body. Like any other part of the
body, eyes are silently and
constantly at work throughout the
day, be it working in front of the
computer screen, studying, reading
or simply watching television or
doing any other activity, it is our
eyes that bear the brunt and at the
end of the day we feel that our
eyes are tired. Proper eye care is
very much recommended for
keeping eyes healthy and stress
free and relieving them of
tiredness.
Though
there
are
numerous benefits of eye exercises
for the health and fitness of your
eyes, but it would be futile if you
think they would lower your
spectacle number, cure glaucoma
or cataract or any other organic
disability in the eye. Eye exercises
can also not cure high degrees of
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squint for which surgery is only
recourse.
Our vision is one of those wonderful
gifts most of us take for granted.
The only time we even have cause
to think about our vision as such is
when we think about a blind person
who has no vision at all, or our own
vision begins to fail. Being aware of
the importance of protecting your
vision can help you to avoid
problems with it in the future. Your
eyes are parts of the body like the
skin, you can do things to slow the
aging process by using certain
precautions that take little time to
implement and can make a world of
difference later in life. What will eye
care do for you?
Eye Care
Eye Care is an important factor in
all of our lives. We sometimes take
sight for granted but can you
imagine not being able to see
everyday things normally. Imagine
not being able to see your kids,
watch TV, take a walk and see all of
nature’s beauty. People with certain
eye diseases are not able to enjoy
these experiences to their full
extent and sometimes not at all.
There are several reasons for
people to start learning more about
eye health and how to protect their
sight. Eye care is essential to
maintaining the health of our eyes.
They are physically hampered by
impaired vision. They are not able
to perform daily activities like
driving or working. Some are barely
able to see or have lost their vision
entirely. They are also faced with
emotional stress. People with
dramatic eye problems face many
issues that can lead to solitude and
depression. This strain also affects
friends and families.
There are many eye diseases that
can
be
prevented
or
their
progression slowed down with
proper precautions and healthy
eating. Eating a lot of Vitamins A, E,
C, some Zinc and Selenium can
help
prevent
many
diseases
including those that affect the eyes.
Visit the nutrition page on what
foods contain these vitamins and
minerals. Certain diseases might be
caused by other factors such as
obesity, diabetes, exposure to
ultraviolet light, smoking, certain
medications such as steroids, and
many other factors. It is a good
idea to ask your eye care doctor for
specific steps you can take. People
with obesity or who are diabetic
should have more routine checkups
since they are more likely to
develop certain eye diseases.
Those who are outside most of the
day
should
use
protective
sunglasses or eyeglasses to prevent
heavy exposure to ultraviolet light.
People who smoke or take certain
medications should ask their doctor
if they are more likely to have eye
diseases
because
of
family
background. These little measures
can help your eyes stay healthy and
keep all the emotional, physical,
and financial problems that come
with eye problems away.
Eye exercises help improve the
mechanical stability of the eye
in following ways
a) Allowing
eye
movement,
especially in people who have
their eyes fixed at a particular
position for long periods, or
people who wear spectacles, by
relieving
congestion
and
permitting a more comfortable
vision.
b) Exercising a particular group of
muscles can cure or radically
improve a lower degree squint.
Even if squint is surgically
operated, exercises can build
WEDDING BELLS
 Augustina Ogwugwuamakwa Nnobenikwu (Lady
T) of Physical Planning Unit shall on Saturday 6
of December, 2014 walk down the aisle with her
heart-throb Mr. Akintunde Paul Dada @ True
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c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
up the capacity of the eye to
virtually normal limits.
Exercising a weak muscle can
increase
the
range
of
movement of an eye.
Eye
exercises
reduce
an
imbalance
between
the
convergence
and
accommodation,
if
done
correctly,
thus
reducing
tiredness, strain of the eyes
and headaches.
Eye exercises also improve the
power of the eye to maintain
convergence
in
depressed
position, and therefore permit
long comfortable application to
near work.
Another good eye relaxing
technique is to look far and
then at a point close to you
rapidly a few times.
Avoid reading while sleeping
and maintain a distance of
about one to one and a half
feet between the eyes and your
book.
Relax your eyes with warm
compresses by dipping a napkin
in luke warm water, squeeze
the water and place the napkin
over your eyes.
Use of a moisturizing or
lubricating eye drop also
relieves tired eyes.
Rub your fingers for about
fifteen to twenty times until
they feel warm. Close your eyes
and cup them with warm
hands. Let your fingers overlap
and rest on the centre of your
forehead for about a minute.
Stand at one end of the room
and let your eyes scan around
the edges of objects in the
room such as doors, clock,
television etc. This makes your
eyes move in a loose and fluid
way. Do this for about two
minutes.
Life Bible Church, 202, Akute-Lambe Road,
Onibude, Ologometa Bus Stop, Akute, Ogun
State. Time: 11.00am. Reception follows
thereafter.
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 The families of Amos-Ejesi of Umuonunu, Alum-
Inyi Autonomous Community, Oji River LGA,
Enugu State and Dominic Ibezim Nduka of
Umuabazu Lagwa Okwuato in Aboh Mbaise
LGA Imo State invites the University Community
to the Traditional Marriage of their children,
Nneamaka Uzoamaka Amos Ejesi (daughter to
Dr. Mrs. N. Ejesi, the Headmistress UNIZIK
Nursery and Primary School) and Henry
Anayochukwu Nduka. Date: Saturday, 29th of
November, 2014. Time: 12:00noon. Venue:
Amos Ejesi’s compound, Umuonunu Alum-Inyi.
Mr. Gozie M. Egwuatu, the Director of Internal Audit Unit Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka has
lost his mother Mrs. Eunice E. Egwuatu. Aged 72years, she retired as a Headmistress Special Class
on 31st of December, 1996 after a Meritorious Service in the Anambra State Primary Education
Service. Her remains will be buried on the 12th of December, 2014 in her family compound,
Etitinabo Village Neni, Anaocha L.G.A after a requiem Mass at St. John’s Catholic Church Neni.
Time 10am. She was also the mother of Mr. Emeka Egwuatu, Bursary Department, UNIZIK, Awka.
Tribute and/ or Condolence messages may be sent to e-mail address [email protected].
Prof. T. I. Eze, Department of Vocational Education, Faculty of Education, Nnamdi Azikiwe
University, Awka has lost his wife. Before her death, she worked at UNTH Enugu, Kwara State
Polytechnic Ilorin, Carle Foundation Hospital Urbana USA, Federal College of Education Yola and
more recently Director of Nursing at Federal College of Education (Technical) Umunze. She will be
buried on Friday 28th of November, 2014, after a concelebrated requiem high mass in her
husband’s compound Umudiokpala, Azia in Ihiala L.G.A Anambra State by 10am. Tribute may be
sent to [email protected] before November 10, 2014.
+BEREAVEMENT+
The Vice-Chancellor, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Prof. Joseph. E. Ahaneku regrets to announce
the demise of:
 Oyibo Nwatoka Adachukwu Ndife, whose
Orumba South Local Government Area of
th
death occurred on 29 of October, 2014. Until
Anambra State.
her death she was the mother-in-law to Mrs.
Grace Nwakaego Nweke Ndife of Physical  Mr. Simon Onwurah (Ezeonyekachukwu) who
Planning Unit. Burial Arrangements:
died on 3rd of November, 2014. Until his death
Thursday 20th of November, 2014 – Burial
he was the father of Mrs. Ifeoma Ezechukwu
Ceremony and Friday 21st of November, 2014
of CEP Office. Burial Arrangements:
– Condolences continue.
Wednesday 3rd of December, 2014 – Service
of Song. Thursday 4th of December, 2014 –
 Mr. Festus Agu Onwuka who until his death
Burial Ceremony at his resident No. 1
was a retired staff of Exams Unit and a
Umuanaga Village Agulu Awka by Ukwu Oji
husband to Dr. Lilian Nwanneka Onwuka of
Bus stop at the back of UBA Awka. Sunday 7th
Department of Early Childhood and Primary
of December, 2014 – Outing Service at St.
Education. His burial is scheduled for 28th of
Faith Cathedral, Awka.
November, 2014 in his home town, Isulo,
VICE – CHANCELLOR’S SECURITY LINES
Please if you have any information on any matter bothering you ranging from extortion of money, sexual harassment,
intimidation or bad work habit. Kindly send a text to the following numbers 08033400327, 07098509194 and the ViceChancellor will investigate and take action. Confidentiality is assured.
This Bulletin is printed and published by the Directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR) of the Vice –
Chancellor’s Office.
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