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ISSN 1595-1685 FEBRUARY 2, 2015 VOL. 8 NO. 5

The sales of entrance form into the highly rated UNIZIK High School, Awka has commenced on 2nd of February, 2015, and will end on the 31st of May, 2015.

Furthermore, the entrance examination will take place on the 27th of June, 2015 and there shall not be any supplementary examination.

For the purchase of the form, entrants should pay two thousand Naira (N2, 000.00) only at: UNIZIK High School Account Number with UBA UNIZIK Branch, 1015580275.

Entrants are also required to pay the sum of five hundred (N500) only at the point of collection of the form with the bank teller of (N2, 000).

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into the Continuing Education Programme of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka that a mandatory pre-admission screening test has been scheduled for Friday, 6th February, 2015. Names of all qualified candidates who will participate in this pre-admission screening test have been pasted on the Notice Boards in the University. All qualified applicants are requested to come for the screening test on Friday, 6th February, 2015. Please see the following details- Venues: Faculty of Arts - Multipurpose Hall Faculty of Biosciences - Faculty of Arts Lecture Hall Faculty of Education - Utility Hall & CBN Hall Time: 8am The names of admitted candidates will be published at the CEP Notice Board on Monday 9th of February, 2015. Physical clearance and other registration exercises including payment of school fees commence on Wednesday 11th of February, 2015. Lectures for fresh students will commence on Friday 13th of February, 2015.

This is to inform the University Community and the General Public that the Vice-Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Prof. Joseph. E. Ahaneku FAS, has approved the release of the 2014/2015 Certificate and Diploma Programmes Admission lists (first batch). Candidates who applied are requested to check their names on the displayed lists at the Directorate of the CDP at Chisco building, near the University Main Library. All qualified students

who applied for Law and Environmental Health, but were not admitted are free to indicate and choose any other department of their choice where they are qualified to fit into, so as to avail the opportunity during the second batch of the admission process.


The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph E. Ahaneku, FAS has laid the foundation for the new building of the University Workers Multipurpose Co-operative Society Ltd (Awka). The foundation was laid on Thursday, 29th January, 2015 at the former UNIZIK Bus Stand.

Speaking during the event, the Vice-Chancellor who said that the day was remarkable, also opined that the Co-operative Society has recorded a great success in the University and has been of great succour to the staff in the University. The Co-operative which has resolved to have a facility in their name is a landmark achievement.

Prof. Ahaneku said he is overwhelmed by the commitment of their leaders, and promised to give them all the administrative support needed in order to finish their project in no distant time.

Furthermore, he beckoned on the Director of Anambra State Co-operative, Mr. Samuel Okoli to always assist so that facilities like loans from Federal Government are made accessible to UNIZIK Co-operative Society for the development and growth of humanity. Finally, he laid the foundation stone for the new

building of the University Workers (Awka) Multipurpose Co-operative Society Ltd. He prayed God to sustain and bless their leaders and members.

The Director of Anambra State Co-operative Society, Mr. Samuel Okoli had earlier expressed joy over the success recorded so far by the UWMCS. He said that UNIZIK has fulfilled the mission of the Co-operative Society. He encouraged them to continue the good work they have started. He added that the mandate of the Co-operative Society which is to create employment in the country, improve the country’s GDP and to make impact in its immediate community has been achieved in UNIZIK.

Mr. Okoli also applauded UWMCS for being the first in the State to erect structure for the Co-operative Society and this has further demonstrated the credibility of its leaders.

Speaking earlier in his welcome remark, the Chairman of UWMCS, Prof. Sam Okeke who gave a background story of the Co-operative Society said the Co-operative started with only 10 members but today has increased to more than 2,500 members.

He added that the former Vice-Chancellor, Prof. B. C. E. Egboka approved the space of land for them but the current Vice-Chancellor, Prof. J. E. Ahaneku expedited its actualization and appreciated him for it. Explaining further, he referred to the foundation laying as a milestone of a journey with a small beginning, which he tagged: “a journey of faith, resilience and perseverance”. He said the secret of their success is disciplined collective leadership which has culminated in this dream of building of a complex that will contain a meeting hall for the executive members, a mini-shopping mall, a guest house and some offices.

Prof. Okeke expressed appreciation to previous Vice-Chancellors and the current VC, Prof. Ahaneku who he said his enthusiasm toward the Co-operative is unparalleled. He added that he has received numerous awards for a distinguished service and that the House of Representative also gave UWMCS a national award.

Finally, Prof. Okeke assured members that the project will not affect their ability to be granted loan and as well as payment of dividend.

The Marist Brothers Group of Schools Management, Nteje on Monday 2nd February, 2015 paid a convivial visit to the Vice-Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Prof. Joseph Eberendu Ahaneku, FAS. Led by the Principal Brother Mark Iwu, the Team emphasized that they came to congratulate the VC on his appointment bearing in mind that the Ahaneku family is one of the great pillars of the school. It was also an opportunity to learn

from UNIZIK as an institution that absorbs their products. In form of question and answer on how he has attained such a great height which will be model for students, Prof. Ahaneku went down memory lane to recall his early days up to the moment.

The Vice-Chancellor reeled out the achievements and successes of the University right from inception especially the ASUTECH days and aligned the history of

the University with his entry as a fresh Ph.D. holder / Lecturer in the early nineties. Responding to a question from the visitors on his background, the VC explained that as any other young boy he attended secondary school in Imo State under the guidance of strict parents who were teachers. On passing out he proceeded to the University of Ibadan for his B.sc, M.Sc. and Ph.D. He explained


that in the course of his studies in Ibadan, his performance earned him a sponsored Ph.D. programme by the World Renowned drug maker Pfizer. Prof. Ahaneku explained that due to the sponsorship, he dedicated his time to the research, the result of which he is reaping today as a researcher/scientist.

Prof. Ahaneku, who also explained to the visitor that he acquired his Ph.D. at 28yrs and became a Professor at 35, said the secret of all his success is hardwork. He joined ASUTECH in 1991 which was renamed Nnamdi Azikiwe University in 1992 before the takeover by the Federal Government. The VC praised the then Governor of Anambra State,

Dr. Ezeife for his foresight in assisting the University. In further information, Prof. Ahaneku said his life as a Researcher/Scientist took him to Tokyo, Japan where he resided for some years. This research further took him to the USA in continuation of his research work and other countries.

Drawing from his experience as a successful scholar, he prayed that young students should surpass his achievements so far as they are ready to work hard and mortgage comfort. Prof. Ahaneku also explained that young people should set targets for themselves. On a personal level he said he set a target to obtain his Ph.D. at 25 but could not achieve the target

as he eventually obtained his Ph.D. at 28. But his target to attain professorship at 35yrs materialized. He informed that scholarship requires discipline.

As to how his experience can help young ones, Prof. Ahaneku cited the Marist brothers group of schools as exemplary in moulding the character of children in their care. He eulogized the way they train children academically and spiritually which culminates in having courageous and independent-minded products that went through the crucible of good tutorship. The zero tolerance of Marist schools for all forms of vices earned them the Vc’s praise for their selfless life in training the young ones.

There is no better insurance than the University Workers (Awka) Multipurpose Co-operative Society. This was said by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph E. Ahaneku, FAS when the executive members of the Co-operative paid him a visit to present the award given to them by the House of Representatives.

Welcoming them, the Vice-Chancellor said the award shows the Hallmark of Excellence. According to him, the recognition has shown that the Co-operative Society has done well with credible leaders. Also, that they have been of great succor to staff in the University. He finally thanked God for the University and the progress recorded so far, while praying God to sustain all.

Speaking earlier, the Chairman of UWMCS and the Director of Ventures, Prof. Sam Okeke on behalf of

the members, presented members of the building committee and the award which they received in recognition of their outstanding contributions to co-operative Society development in Nigeria, issued on Saturday, 24th of January, 2015 by the House of Representatives, Committee on Labour, Employment and Productivity in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to the VC.

Other executive members of the Co-operative Committee present for the visit were: Prof. I. A. Ekwealor (Secretary), Dr. E. I. Mbaekwe (Treasurer), Prof. F. C. Offiah (Fin. Secretary), Engr. Michael Ozuobu, Prof. Ogo T. Ibeneme, Dr. (Bldr) Ezeokonkwo, Arc. Austin Ezezue and Engr. H. O. Ibekwe.

Topfaith International Secondary School, Mkpata, Akwa Ibom State is set to collaborate with UNIZIK High School, Awka. This was made known when the Proprietor/Chairman, Board of Governors, Dr. Emmanuel T. Abraham paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor’s Office recently.

Welcoming them, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph E. Ahaneku, FAS said that it was a welcome development since it is the first collaboration the High School is having, which he hopes will be of benefit to both the School and the University at

large. The link he said will go a long way to improve the quality of students in future. Also, the Secondary School which normally serves as a workshop to the undergraduates will be enhanced by the University in future.

Speaking earlier, the Proprietor, Dr. Emma Abraham thanked the VC for the wonderful reception. He said that the essence of the collaboration is to help improve the quality of students produced. He expressed joy over the entrepreneurial studies in


UNIZIK and commended the students for their creativity and urged them not to relent. Finally, the Proprietor promised an award to the best graduating student of Literature in English with effect from this year 2015.

Also speaking, Prof. Joy Eyisi who is a friend of Topfaith Int’l Secondary School described the school as one of the biggest in Nigeria, and the secondary school where students are classified as Queens and

Kings. She thanked the Vice-Chancellor for accepting the collaboration which will help in enhancing the development of humanity. She finally thanked the Proprietor for the endowment while calling on other well meaningful Nigerians to emulate such.

In response, the HOD of English and Literature Department thanked that Proprietor and prayed God to bless and replenish him abundantly.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph E. Ahaneku has called on the Committee on University/ Industry Research to clasp in their arms the ethics of research in order to provide strategic leadership in research and innovation. The Vice-Chancellor gave this call when the 17 members of the Committee led by Prof. Frank Ogbo paid a courtesy visit to him in his office recently. He urged the members of the Committee to put in their best as University Research and

Innovation Committee. The VC also officially inaugurated the Committee and promised to give them his support. Responding on behalf of the Committee, Prof. Tracy Ezeajughi expressed appreciation to the Vice-Chancellor for his advice and encouragement. She pleaded for his full support to enable the Committee to promote high quality research and the commercialization of research outcomes within the University.

A 100 level student of Medical Laboratory of Nnamdi Azikiwe

University, Miss Obiekwe Somtochukwu has won the grand prize

of a Hyundai Ilo Car during the raffle draw of Etisalat.

UNIZIK hosted the first 2015 edition of Etisalat Nigeria’s Youth-

Centric Education and Entertainment Initiative Cliqfest. The 2-

day programme which was organized by Nigeria’s fastest growing

and most innovative telecoms company, Etisalat Nigeria featured

an inspirational session with renowned motivational speaker, Niyi

Adesanya, a novelty football match and an exciting Concert

headlined by non-conformist hip-hop artist, Kiss Daniel, Nigerian

Music legends fog the 21st century, popular hip hop stars, Mr.

Raw, Terry G. and the winner of the 4th

season of Etisalat

sponsored Nigerian Idol, Evelle.

Speaking during the event, the Head, Youth Segment at Etisalat

Nigeria, Mr. Elvis Daniel said that the Cliqfest will provide an

opportunity for strategic

engagement with an important

market segment which will

position youths for successful

careers.

The winner of the grand prize,

Miss Obiekwe Somtochukwu said

the car was definitely the best way

to start the year and finally

thanked Etisalat and added that

she will always remain grateful to

them.

Other students won amazing

prizes which include Laptops,

Mobile Phones, etc.

The send forth party of the batch A and welcome party of the Batch C corps members took place on 28th of January, 2015 at the University Auditorium. The members of the Full Gospel Business Men Fellowship were also there to welcome the Bath C Corps members. The outgoing corps members were advised by a member of the Full Gospel Business Men Fellowship, Engr. Nonso Osemeka to always put God first in everything they do as they go out to

face the society. There was a lecture on Career, Business and Finance. Another member fondly called Pastor Cece, a lab scientist at the UNIZIK Medical Centre also gave a lecture on marriage and relationship. He said the lecture is aimed at preparing the corps members both physically and spiritually. The outing going Batch A corps members were finally presented their certificates by Engr. Harold


Godwin after which photograph were taken. Finally, the closing prayer was said by Miss. Chika, a corps member who received the sum of a

thousand Naira (N1, 000) for saying the prayer in Igbo Language by Engr. Harold Godwin, who is also a member of FGBMF.

The International Centre for Science, Humanities and Education Research is set to hold her first International Conference in UNIZIK soon. This was said by the President of the Centre when they paid a courtesy visit to the VC. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, FAS welcomed them to the University of all times. He said that UNIZIK, which is known for excellence is always ready to promote that which it stands for.

Speaking earlier, the President of the Centre, Dr. James Onuonu thanked the VC for the warm reception and for accepting to host them in UNIZIK. The Conference which will be their first

International Conference will give academicians the opportunity to participate so as to share knowledge and ideas.

Speaking on the Centre, the President said it is domiciled in Benue State University and are publishers of Multi-Disciplinary Journals in all discipline. He finally invited the VC to their Conference which commences on 12th to 14th of March, 2015.

Other members present were: Prof. E. E. Achor (Editor-in-Chief) and Dr. Thomas A. Audu (Secretary.

Powering Agriculture – An energy Grand Challenge

for Development, PAEGC, has launched its second

Global Innovation Call. The Call opens at the 8th of

December, 2014, and the deadline for concept notes is

12th of February, 2015.

PAEGC supports new and sustainable approaches to

accelerate the development and deployment of Clean

Energy Solutions that increases agriculture productivity

and/or value in developing countries.

PAEGC’s second Global Innovation Call will issue

individual awards ranging from $500,000 to

$2,000,000 USD for Clean Energy Solutions that are:

(1) at the early stages of research and development to

refine/improve the design of the technologies,

establish proof of concept, prior field tests, and

adapt technologies/business models to new markets

or;

(2) at the later stage of product/business model

development to assist with expansion to

commercial scale.

Who is eligible? Applicants from a wide range of

global organisation and institutions are encouraged to

respond, including academic institutions, not-for-profit

and for-profit organisations, foundations, civil groups,

and cooperatives.

For further information, visit: http//www.sida.se.english/partners/calls-and-

announcements/powering-agriculture

Nnamdi Azikiwe University hereby invites reputable, qualified and competent firms for Pre-

qualification and tender for the Group A and to Tender for the Group B of the underlisted projects

being sponsored under the NEEDS ASSESSMENT FUND and TETFUND SPECIAL

INTERVENTION

GROUP A PROJECT

(i) Clinical Students’ Hostel at Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Nnewi.

GROUP B PROJECTS

(ii) Rehabilitation Works in the Faculty of Management Sciences;

(iii) Students Hostel Type A for Awka Campus;

(iv) Students Hostel Type C for Pharmacy at Agulu;


(v) Students Hostel Type A for the College of Health Sciences Nnewi Campus;

(vi) Rehabilitation and Asphalting of Access Road from the Students Hostels to the Demonstration

Primary School Junction; and

(vii) Construction of the TETFUND Sponsored Demonstration, Practice and Training Football

pitch, handball and basketball courts, changing rooms and other accessories at Awka.

TENDER REQUIREMENTS

Qualified and interested bidders are required to submit the following documents/evidence for Pre-

qualification for the Group B Projects; and/or for pre-qualification and tender for the Group A Project

along with the tender /financial bid documents.

(a) Evidence of payment of Education Tax (for Limited Liability Companies only);

(b) Evidence of payment of non refundable deposit of N20,000.00 (Twenty Thousand Naira) only for

each of the Group B and N15,000.00 (Fifteen Thousand Naira) only for the Group A Project

respectively;

(c) Certificate of registration/incorporation with Corporate Affairs Commission;

(d) Current three years tax clearance certificate;

(e) VAT registration certificate;

(f) List of plant and equipment owned by the company and verifiable addresses of their locations;

(g) Details of verifiable experience of similar projects/evidence of timeous completion of projects of

similar nature and magnitude;

(h) Resume of key professional staff to be involved in the work and evidence of registration with the

relevant professional bodies;

(i) Current financial status of the company;

(j) Evidence of compliance with the 2004 Pension Act as amended;

(k) Evidence of compliance with the statutory provisions of section 6(1)-(3) of the Industrial Training

Fund Amendment Act; and

(l) The Financial bid shall be accompanied by a bid bond of 2% of the bid price.

COLLECTION OF TENDER DOCUMENTS FOR THE GROUP A PROJECT

Interested bidders shall on presentation of evidence of payment collect the tender document(s) from the

office of the Director of Physical Planning between the hours of 10.00am and 3.00pm daily with effect

from Friday, 23rd January, 2015 till the closing date on Monday 2nd

March, 2015.

SUBMISSION OF TENDER DOCUMENTS FOR THE GROUP A PROJECT

Technical and Financial bids shall be submitted in two different wax-sealed envelopes and labeled

“Technical Bid” and “Financial bid” respectively with the Company’s name indicated at the back of

each envelope. Both envelopes should be wax-sealed and placed in a third envelope also wax-sealed

and marked with the relevant project name at the top right hand corner and addressed to: The Registrar

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka not later than six (6) weeks from the date of this publication that is,

on or before 12.00 noon on 2nd

March, 2015.

OPENING OF TENDER DOCUMENTS FOR THE GROUP A PROJECT

Bidders should note that all Bids received shall be opened in the Council Chamber of the University by

1.00pm on 2nd

March 2015

SUBMISSION OF PREQUALIFICATION BIDS FOR THE GROUP B PROJECT


Closing date for the submission of the pre-qualification bids is two (2) weeks from the date of this

publication and the public opening follows immediately thereafter in the Council Chamber of the

University by 1.00pm on Friday, 6th February 2015. The envelopes should be wax-sealed and

marked with the project name at the top right corner and addressed to: The Registrar Nnamdi Azikiwe

University not later than 12.00 noon on 6th February, 2015.

Bidders or their representatives and interested members of the public are by this notice invited to attend

the bid opening sessions on the stated dates, time and venue.

Nothing in this advertisement shall be construed to be a commitment on the part of the Nnamdi Azikiwe

University.

NOTE:

Please note that only contractors who have executed single similar projects of value above

N80.0million for items (i), (ii) and (vii); and N200.0million for items (iii), (iv), (v) Projects

respectively can apply

CODESRIA invites proposals for the constitution of NWGs under its 2015 grants competition. The Council particularly desires proposals that seek to weld structured empirical research into innovative theoretical reflections on important national issues. Winning proposals will be funded for a strict 15-month period during which work should be completed. On account of this strict timelines, past experience by researchers in their area of chosen work and ongoing work on projects proposed that indicate a high likelihood of

completion within 15 months will be added advantages. All proposals for CODESRIA’s 2015 NWG competition should be sent electronically to CODESRIA at [email protected] by 15 March, 2015 at the latest. All proposals received will undergo an independent review process and successful applicants will be informed by 20th of April, 2015. Kindly use the subject line NWG 2015 in your email to ensure your application does not get lost.

WHO’s Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research Calls Proposals. Deadline: 6th of February, 2015.

The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (HPSR) in collaboration with Global Health Ethics is accepting proposals for the management of a scoping review on ethical review of HPSR. The objective behind this is to incorporate and assess. Latest Funds WWF Conservation Workshop Grants of up to $7, 500. Deadline: 1st of May, 2015.

The members of NASU, UNIZIK shall on 6

th of February, 2015, pay condolence visit on the family of

Okeke of Mbaukwu town Awka South LGA to console them on the death of their daughter who is also

a member of NASU Comrade Justina Nwandu Okeke. Until her death she was a staff of the University

working at the Medical Centre, UNIZIK.

NASU members are to converge at the utility premises by 10am for take off to her home town.

+BEREAVEMENT+

The Vice-Chancellor, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Prof. Joseph. E. Ahaneku, FAS, regrets to announce the

demise of:

Madam Veronica Ekwusi Anyadioha (Nee Ananuba)

of Ihiteuzi Village Ubuluisiuzo, Ihiala. Until her death

she is the mother of Mr. Ugochukwu Charles Anyadioha of Department of Environmental

Management. Burial Arrangements: Tuesday 3rd

of February, 2015 – Wake Keep at her residence at

Ihiteuzi Village Ubuluisiuzo, Ihiala by 5pm.

Wednesday 4th of February, 2015 – 9.00am: Lying in state at her residence. 10.00am: Burial Mass at St.

John the Baptist Catholic Church Ubuluisiuzo.

mailto:[email protected]


Thursday 5th of February, 2015 – Condolence visits

continue. Sunday 8th of February, 2015 – Outing Mass at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church,

Ubuluisiuzo.

Mrs. Patricia .N. Okwoli, who died on the 5th of December, 2014. Until her death, she was the

mother of Prof. Nneka .R. Agbakoba, Department of Medical Laboratory Science, Faculty of Health

Sciences and Technology Nnewi Campus. Burial

Arrangements: Thursday, 5th of February, 2015- Vigil Mass by 5.0pm at Okwoli’s compound, Okpu-

Ifite village (near former Police Station, Nwagu Junction), Agulu. Friday 6th of February, 2015 –

Funeral Mass at Madonna Assumpta Catholic Church, Agulu (along Amawbia-Ekwulobia Road) by 10am.

Internment follows at her compound. Saturday 7th of

February, 2015 – Condolence visits continue. Sunday 8th of February, 2015- Outing ceremony at Madonna

Assumpta Catholic Church, Agulu.

Mrs. Constance Oyibo Nwankwo. Until his death, Mrs. Nwankwo was a mother to Offor Ugochukwu

Ifeyinwa of the Department of Educational Foundations, UNIZIK. Burial Arrangements: 20th

of February, 2015 – Burial at her family compound

Obuluhu village Isulo Orumba South LGA after a church service at Our Saviour’s Anglican Church Isulo

by 10am.

Arc. Emmanuel Chikwendu Udegbe (KSM) who died on 22nd of December, 2014 after a brief illness. Until

his death, the Late Udegbe was a retired academic staff (Association Professor) of the Department of

Architecture, Faculty of Environmental Sciences.

Burial Arrangements: Thursday 5th of February, 2015: 5pm – Vigil mass at Late Arc. Emmanuel

Chikwendu Udegbe’s compound at Agu Obubane, Eziora village, Adazi Ani, Anaocha L.G.A Anmbra

State. Friday 6th of February, 2015: 7am – lying-in-

state at his compound, 10am – Requiem Mass at St. Peter’s Catholic Church Adazi Ani. 1pm- Interment at

his compound.

Chief Charles Ikemezue Unachukwu (Nzenweokwu, who died on the 14th of January, 2015. Until his

death he was a brother to Prof. G. C. Unachukwu of

the Department of Educational Foundations and brother-in-law to Dr. Glad O. Unachukwu of the

Department of Educational Management and Policy,

Faculty of Education. Burial Arrangements: 5th of

February, 2015 – 12noon: Commendation Service at All Saints’ Church GRA Enugu. 6th of February, 2015

– 10am: Funeral Service at Ebenezer Anglican Church, Ogidi. Interment follows immediately after

service at the Unachukwu’s compound Uruezealor

village (near Afor Igwe Market) Ogidi, Idemili North LGA Anambra State.

Chief Nwaobuora Patrick Anierobi (Nwachinemelu)

whose death occurred on Sunday 4th of January, 2015. Until his death, the late Chief Nwaobuora was

a father-in-law to Mrs. Anierobi Lizzy of the Council Unit. Burial Arrangements: Thursday 5th of

February, 2015: 10am – Burial Mass at SS John and Paul Catholic Church, Umubelle Village, Awka.

Interment follows immediately at his compound at

No. 5 Ekwueme Str. Umubelle Village. Friday, 6th of February, 2015 – Condolence visit by in-laws,

relatives, friends and well wishers. Sunday 8th of 2015 – Thanksgiving Mass at SS John and Paul

Catholic Church, Umubelle Village, Awka.

Mrs. Constance Oyibo Nwankwo. She will be buried on 20th of February, 2015 in her family compound

Obuluhu village Isulo, Orumba South LGA after a

church service at Our Saviour’s Anglican Church Isulo at 10am. Until her death, she was the mother of

Offor Ugochukwu Ifeyinwa of Educational Foundations.

Mrs. Naomi Blessing Uko, who died on 13th of

December, 2014 at the age of 62. She will be buried on 19th of February, 2015 at her home town

Umuechima, Umuokoronkwo, Okoko Item in Bende

LGA Abia State. Until her death, she was a mother of Mr. Uko Ibeabuchi of the Department of Crop

Science and Horticulture, Faculty of Agric, UNIZIK.

Mr. Ogonna Maduka Mogbo, a Deputy Registrar/FAO

in the Faculty of Agriculture, whose death occurred on Friday 23rd of January, 2015. The burial

arrangements will be communicated later. Until his death, the late Mr. Maduka Mogbo was the husband

of Mrs. Grace N. Mogbo.

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 08033400327and the

Vice-Chancellor 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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