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2026 VISION AFRICA MEDIA INSTITUTE TRAINING WRAPPED UP: AI Drafts, Humans Decide – Gov. Otti .

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2026 VISION AFRICA MEDIA INSTITUTE TRAINING WRAPPED UP: AI Drafts, Humans Decide – Gov. Otti .

In a scintillating two-days workshop marking the 13th Edition of Vision Africa Media Institute Training , media practitioners, students and experts across diverse industries converged at the premises of Vision Africa Radio Umuahia, the Abia State capital from the 16th to 17th of June, 2026.

Through world-class Trainers and Speakers, who delivered from different perspectives on the theme: “Inspiring Nations, Organizations and People Through Media in the Age of AI “, participants were taught to imbibe the truth that Artificial intelligence (AI) can only draft media management plans, recommend good food recipes, and prescribe drugs for personal growth and well-being, but that it is only humans who can decide the compatibility of human socio-psychological needs for progress in all settings.

In his Keynote Address, the Governor of Abia State, HE Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, represented by the State Commissioner for Information, Prince Okey Kanu, said that AI technology is now positively affecting how governance is managed, the way news is distributed, and the desire to use Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to enhance productivity and human well-being. HE lapped on the need for AI contents not to replace human conscience, but to assist in promoting positive information dissemination and social transformation.

In his Speech, the President/Founder of Vision Africa Radio, Archbishop Dr. Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha, said that AI technology should not just encourage ideas but must be used effectively to shape human transformation, empowerment of the youth, and the future of a great Nigeria.

In his Plenary Paper on the last day of the training, Prof. Uwaoma Kalu Uche, the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Admin) of Gregory University Uturu, encouraged Journalists to promote unity, discourage ethnic bias, and harmony in the Nigerian society through their stories and information. He admonished the participants to be “Solution Journalists, Members of the Fourth Estate of the Realm”, and not members of the “Fourth Estate of the Wreck”, nor “Journalists who report only sabotage that disconfigure what was never said because of personal partisan political benefits”.

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Topics such as: Crafting High-Impact Micro-Documentaries; AI and the Future of Media- More than a Paradigm Shift; and Media Funding- Getting a Bigger Piece of the Pie, were thoroughly delivered in order to answer the attendant questions.

Among other Guest Speakers were the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Vision Africa Radio Barr. Sarafina N’Kenta; Dr. Pierre Yves Mutrux, Chief Engineer of Galcom International, Canada; Dr. Sam Ebersole of the Global News Alliance; Dr. Vic Costello, Asso. Prof. at Elon University, USA, and Sharon Geiger of KCBI who presented papers that taught the Grammar of Engagement, The Art of Audio and AI in Editing, Handling External Content Management, and Post-production Workflows.

The training helped the participants to appreciate the fact that the future does not belong to those who compete with AI but for those who collaborate with AI.

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TRAINING FOR ACADEMIC STAFF ON MANAGEMENT AND BLENDED DIGITAL TEACHING METHODS

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TRAINING FOR ACADEMIC STAFF ON MANAGEMENT AND BLENDED DIGITAL TEACHING METHODS

To strengthen academic excellence and enhance technological advancement in teaching, the Directorate of Training, Linkages and Innovation (TLI), in collaboration with the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Unit, organised a comprehensive training programme for the academic staff of Gregory University Uturu, Abia State on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at the Izima Chamber Hall.

The training brought together academic staff from various colleges and departments across the University, with the primary objective of equipping participants with relevant knowledge on modern teaching techniques, innovative practices, and emerging digital tools necessary for improved academic performance.

ALSO READ: Gregory University holds ” Life After the University ” workshop to equip scholars for the real world.

Prof Regina Ogali (DVC Academics), in her opening remarks, emphasized the importance of continuous professional development in today’s rapidly evolving academic environment, noting that the training was designed to expose lecturers and researchers to innovative strategies that enhance productivity, effective communication, and technology-driven learning across disciplines.

During the training session, Mr. Justice Anayo, the ICT Facilitator, delivered a presentation on the theme: “ Learning Management System for Effective/Blended Teaching,”, where participants were introduced to the significance of digital learning platforms in enhancing teaching effectiveness and improving students’ learning experiences. The Facilitator highlighted the role of Modern Learning Management Systems in supporting hybrid education, virtual classrooms, course management, assessment processes, and seamless communication between lecturers and students. Specifically, the training Moodle Learning System was serially elaborated on for the benefit of the staff.
Academic staff were also taken through practical sessions making good use of their Laptops to develop course contents, manage continuous assessments (CAs), insert results for scholars, focusing on innovation in higher education, digital transformation away from the “chalk and board method”; as well as effective use of communication technologies, research linkages especially exam score records, and strategies for improving teaching outcomes through modern technology tools.

Ending the event, Dr. Samson Nzeribe commended the University management and the Directorate for organizing a timely and impactful programme, describing the training as insightful, practical, and beneficial to academic advancement. He further added that the University is committed to promoting continuous learning, innovation, and excellence in academic service delivery.

The training concluded with a renewed commitment from participants to implement the knowledge acquired towards improving teaching effectiveness, improved research output, and overall institutional development that will continuously upscale the academic quality of the University.

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DIRECTORATE OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE INNOVATION CENTRE OPENS IN GREGORY UNIVERSITY

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DIRECTORATE OF AFRICAN TRADITIONAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE INNOVATION CENTRE OPENS IN GREGORY UNIVERSITY – VC Applauds the Vision of the African Model of Health Management Systems.

On Thursday, the 21st May, 2026 the Management Staff, Students and people from diverse life orientations converged in the Main Auditorium of Gregory University Uturu for the *Formal Opening of The Directorate of African Science and Medicine Innovation Centre.*

During the event, the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Cele U. Njoku, applauded the initiative, and reiterated the importance of sustaining the rich African health Care System through an articulate process of combining natural herbs with other abundant natural substances in Africa. The Vice Chancellor also encouraged the audience to see this as a great opportunity to benefit from the innovative strategies and practices that are akin to Gregory University Uturu – where knowledge flows like dew.

African Traditional Science Experts such as Dr. Dan Akpati, Ozor Laz Ilediagu, Chief Priest of the Shrine/Oracle of St. Thomas Groove, Ezeagu LGA, Enugu State; and the Big Dibia Bonny Akputi Offiah, delivered scintillating lectures on the Science and Practice of Rejuvenation and Wellness; African Culture and Justice System; Drug Usage, Abuse and Traditional Psychiatry; as well as the Mysteries and Communication patterns surrounding the Igba-Afa and Divination practices in Igbo land.

In his lecture, Dr. Akpati, a Numerologist, gave insight into the linkage between individual names and progress in Igbo days of Eke, Orie, Afor, Nkwo; and that on the basis of such names and dates, every child has the opportunity to survive, relate with nature and grow in the African land. He made it clear that our food habits, poor exercises and neglect of natural leaves and their potency causes more problems for humans than we can imagine. He concluded that in Africa, there are certain leaves we must pluck at appropriate times, and with permission, otherwise they will not give their efficacy. This happens because “Nature” abhors disrespect and disorder.

Ozor Ilediagu, Chief Priest of the Oracle/Shrine of St. Thomas Groove, Oghe, Enugu State emphasized the divine truth and impartiality embedded in the African Justice System – especially in the settlement of land disputes, infidelity and matrimonial problems, stealing, criminality, and false oath-taking.

After the formal opening, guests were given the opportunity to understand the processes of bone massaging, treatment of diverse ailments by using the traditional herbs and creams that were on display.

Guests at the occasion included Prof. Uwaoma Kalu Uche, DVC (Admin), Prof. Regina E. Ogali DVC (Acad), Prof. Princewill U Uwallah, Director of Transport and Logistics, Prof. Nwamuo, Dean of Postgraduate School, GUU, all of Gregory University Uturu; Hon. Chief Charles Nwokike, a former Member, Enugu State House of Assembly, and Mahdi Dr. Boniface Ofiadiegwu.

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The Formal Opening was also used as a platform to raise the research curiosity of the students and the public on the symmetric relationship that could be created between modern medical sciences and the ancient African traditional cure and communication systems.

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WORLD PEACE ADVOCATES HOLDS IMPACTFUL PEACE SUMMIT AT GREGORY UNIVERSITY UTURU

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WORLD PEACE ADVOCATES HOLDS IMPACTFUL PEACE SUMMIT AT GREGORY UNIVERSITY UTURU

In a commitment to global peace and harmony, leadership, and sustainable development, the International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA), a United Nations ECOSOC Consultative Agent, on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, installed Prof. P.AMB. Augustine Uwakwe, the Pro-Chancellor of Gregory University as the Abia State Director of the body. The programme took place at the Justice Izima Chamber Hall, Senate Building, Gregory University Uturu.

Vice-Chancellor Prof. Cele Njoku expressed profound appreciation to the International Association of World Peace Advocates for choosing the institution as host for such a globally relevant programme. She emphasized that peace remains the bedrock of meaningful development, academic excellence, and national progress in this volatile 21st Century world.

The IAWPA Spokeman Dr. Emmanuel Nkweke, a renowned Global Eminence Peace Ambassador, delivered a soul-touching speech urging youths to become ambassadors of tolerance, dialogue, and social justice in their communities. He stressed that the future of any nation depends largely on the ability of its young population to reject violence, embrace unity, and champion humanitarian values. Dr. Nkweke also gave a fine recommendation to Gregory University Uturu; promising that IAWPA will work out a programme strategy that will enable GUU become a partner to translate the United Nations SDG Programmes into Igbo language, and turn it into a Centre of Excellence.

Highlights of the occasion were the conferment of Honorary Peace Ambassador awards on selected individuals they include; the Founder of GUU, Prof. Gregory Ibe, and Elder Prince Ikpo Okoroafor who was admitted as a member and awarded a certificate of service to humanity, education, and community development. The awardees were celebrated for their exceptional contributions toward fostering peaceful coexistence and societal transformation, believing that the newly installed State Director, Prof. Augustine Uwakwe will create the necessary peace platforms to grow and strengthen IAWPA in Abia State.

The International Director of IAWPA, His Eminence P.AMB. Prof. Chidi Ehiriodo, in his address, reaffirmed the organization’s dedication to raising a new generation of peace advocates across tertiary institutions worldwide. He noted that the association has moved across the borders like Ghana, Cameroon, South Africa, Japan, Uk, Spain, Germany, etc, to preach total abstinence of war, and conflict. He affirmed that universities remain strategic platforms for nurturing visionary leaders who will shape a more peaceful and equitable future for the world.
Dr. Anyanwu Vivian, an International Facilitator of IAWPA, in her speech reiterated that the programme was designed to promote the ideals of peace-building, youth empowerment, human rights advocacy, and international cooperation in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Other members of the Peace Ambassadors who graced the event were, His Eminence P.AMB Okoli M. Chukwudi, Dr. Philip K. Ogbonna, and Her Eminence P.AMB. Dr. Josephine Ihuoma (Women Lelader), and Lolo Ogechi Ogah. They preached about upholding the principles of peace, justice, and service to humanity. This symbolic ceremony marked a significant moment of commitment as they continue to serve as part of the global network of peace advocates.

The International Association of World Peace Advocates’ Summit at the University was not merely an event of installing the State Director only, but a profound movement toward inspiring hope, unity, and transformative leadership. It served as a powerful reminder that peace is not only a global aspiration but a shared responsibility requiring deliberate action from every individual.

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The programme concluded with a renewed call for partnerships among educational institutions, governments, private and civil society organizations to intensify peace education and advocacy at all levels. As participants departed with renewed vision and purpose, the programme left an indelible mark on the University, further strengthening its reputation as a center for intellectual engagement, moral development, and global relevance

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GREGORY UNIVERSITY UTURU Bids Farewell to Ugoeze Margaret Nneoma Ibe

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GREGORY UNIVERSITY UTURU Bids Farewell to Ugoeze Margaret Nneoma Ibe.

Rev. Fr. S. Onwuka

Preaches Accountability.

In a well attended funeral session for Ugoeze Margaret Nneoma Ibe , GUU’s Principal Officers, including the Chancellor, Gregory Ibe Jnr, the Pro-Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, Prof. Cele U. Njoku, Staff, Students, Traditional Rulers, and the Christian Clergy across the state and beyond; Rev/Fr. Stanislaus Onwuka delivered a soul-touching sermon that rests on how mankind discharges his responsibility here on earth, and reminds the audience that everyone will be answerable for his/her actions here on earth.

Describing Ugoeze Nneoma Ibe as a mother who worked hard, loved education, and stood, with her late husband, as a beacon of enlightenment to her children, the Officiating Minister, used the solemn moment to remind all in attendance that we must give account of our stewardship here on earth, hence we must lead good lives that can be emulated.

The Chancellor, Gregory O. Ibe Jnr, in his Vote of Thanks appreciated those who were able to attend, those who sent messages, and gave support; the University Management for standing by the family in such grieving moments. The Chancellor also assured that the “family will continue to ignite the legacy of love, commitment and hard work that Mama left behind for them”.

Special condolences came from the Abia State Governor, Dr

Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, ably represented by the Chief of Staff, Pastor Caleb Ajagba, as well as the former Minister of State for Mines and Power, Hon. Dr. Uche Ogah, the husband of the University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Njoku who was also on ground to sympathize with the family.

Left to mourn Ugoeze Ibe are Prof. Gregory Ibe, Founder/Proprietor of GUU, many children, and grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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MRTB RELEASES THE RESIT EXAMS RESULTS FOR GUU’s PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS

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MRTB RELEASES THE RESIT EXAMS RESULTS FOR GUU’s
PHYSIOTHERAPY STUDENTS

It is our pleasure to announce that the Medical Rehabilitation Therapist (Reg.) Board of Nigeria (MRTB) has released the final Professional Exam Resit Results of our students in the Department of Physiotherapy, Gregory University, Uturu for 2024/2025 set. All the students that sat for the Exam were successful.

By scaling this hurdle, the Vice Chancellor, the Department of Physiotherapy and all the staff of GUU happily congratulate the successful Scholars; wishing them the best in their respective future professional practices.

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In view of this, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Cele U. Njoku, who confirmed the good news used the occasion to admonish other students to be up and doing in their academic works so that they will continuously prove the excellent academic delivery focus of Gregory University, Uturu.

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GUU HOLDS 2ND INDUCTION & OATH-TAKING CEREMONY OF GRADUATE NURSES!

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GUU HOLDS 2ND INDUCTION & OATH-TAKING CEREMONY OF GRADUATE NURSES!

GUU recorded another milestone on Wednesday, 15th April, 2026 when 41 Graduate Nurses were inducted into the professional status of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). The Oath-Taking, which is a link between the graduate nurses and their professional practice took place inside the beautiful main Auditorium of Gregory University, Uturu.

Parents, dignitaries, the academic crew and management of the University, the Registrar of the Midwifery Council and other members, as well as different guests graced the occasion.

In her address, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Cele U. Njoku congratulated the newly Professionally Registered Nurses, and reminded them that their training in the university should now go beyond the knowledge and skills they have acquired to embrace compassion, integrity and humility in service. She also reiterated that it is today their responsibility to advance healthcare services in the society based on the values inculcated into them as professionals who are capable of alleviating human sufferings through dedication and expertise; admonishing that no one should come to them without leaving better and happier, according to Mother Theresa.

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The Registrar of the NMCN, Alh. Ndagi Alhassan, ably represented by Mr. Godwin Ukpong, charged the new Inductees to be sound in diagnosis; always show compassion and kindness in designing appropriate patient plans, and implement adequate nursing care in a holistic and comprehensive manner.

The climax of the day was the Oath-Taking, and presentation of the overall Best Graduating Student, whose valedictory speech was a reassurance to the university that they will continuously live by the ethos of GUU: _Knowledge for Tomorrow_

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GREGORY UNIVERSITY UTURU: AN EMERGING HUB OF MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP IN THE SCIENCES

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GREGORY UNIVERSITY UTURU: AN EMERGING HUB OF MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP IN THE SCIENCES

Opinion by Sleek Ogwo

Gregory University Uturu (GUU) is fast becoming a destination of choice for medical and health sciences education in Abia State and Nigeria’s South East. With a growing track record of producing globally qualified healthcare professionals, the university is solidifying its reputation as an emerging medical hub.

Now in its 14th year, GUU has inducted multiple cohorts of health professionals across medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, medical laboratory science, radiography, and public health. Recent ceremonies alone saw the induction of 31 Doctors of Pharmacy, 35 medical doctors, 16 medical laboratory scientists, and 39 nurses, all between March and April 2026. Since its first medical induction in December 2023, the university has graduated and inducted 209 doctors in three years, with excellent testimonies attesting to their professional impact. In total, GUU has produced 351 medical professionals since it commenced training in Medicine and Allied Health programmes in 2016.

GUU’s rise is anchored on experienced faculty and sustained investment in infrastructure. The College of Medicine and Health Sciences runs programmes fully accredited by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN), Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), Medical Rehabilitation Therapists Board of Nigeria (MRTBN), Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN), and Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN).

The university’s Primary Medical Qualification (PMQ) now meets the criteria set by the United Kingdom’s General Medical Council for an acceptable overseas qualification. This means GUU medical graduates can apply to sit the PLAB test and for GMC registration without individual qualification assessment. GUU graduates are also eligible to sit the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) following earlier recognition by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).

Further strengthening its profile, GUU’s College of Medicine and Health Sciences is now a registered member of the Association of Medical Schools in Africa (AMSA), following evaluation of its curriculum and accreditation status.

A 1,000-bed Teaching Hospital complex is nearing completion. The foundation was laid by former President Goodluck Jonathan at Ezinnachi, and the facility is designed to expand clinical training and research capacity for students and faculty.

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With full regulatory accreditations, international recognition of its PMQ, and AMSA membership, GUU offers a compelling option for aspiring healthcare professionals. The university continues to upgrade laboratories and strengthen partnerships to enhance practical exposure and research.

Prospective students are encouraged to explore GUU’s health sciences programmes and admission requirements via the university’s official channels.

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GUU TO INDUCT MEDICAL DOCTORS, MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENTISTS

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GUU TO INDUCT MEDICAL DOCTORS, MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENTISTS

Gregory University Uturu (GUU) is set to hold a double-header induction ceremony for its graduating medical students, inviting the public to witness the oath-taking of the extended fourth cohort of Medical Doctors and the first set of Medical Laboratory Science Graduates.

According to a statement signed by the Registrar, Vincent Maliki, the events will take place on Friday, April 10, 2026, at two separate venues on campus: the Dr Goodluck Jonathan Auditorium and the Hon Justice Izima Chambers.

The first ceremony, scheduled for 10:am at the Dr Goodluck Jonathan Auditorium, will feature the induction of 35 Medical Doctors, who will take the Hippocratic Oath administered by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN).

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The second ceremony, by 11:am at the Hon Justice Izima Chambers, will witness the oath-taking of 16 Medical Laboratory Scientists, coordinated by the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN).

All inductees and their guests have been requested to arrive at their respective venues on time for the commencement of proceedings.

The University management looks forward to a grand double-header celebration of the achievements of its students, as GUU solidifies its position as the preferred choice for medical scholarship.

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Gregory University, Uturu, Organize a 2-day Workshop for Principal Management Staff

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Gregory University, Uturu, organizes a 2-day Workshop for Principal Management Staff

By Goodluck Okorie

Gregory University Uturu has held a strategic two-day workshop for its Principal Management Staff, aimed at strengthening institutional governance and promoting best practices in leadership.

The workshop, which began on Tuesday, March 17, was held at the Izima Chambers of the university with the theme: “Ethics, Integrity, and Accountability”, reflecting the institution’s commitment to upholding transparency and professionalism in university administration.

The training was facilitated by Poto Wallace Limited, a reputable management consortium known for its expertise in organizational development and leadership training.

The workshop focuses on addressing critical issues in university administration, including leadership effectiveness, financial management, and the enforcement of discipline among staff and students. It also emphasizes the importance of ethical decision making and accountability mechanisms in sustaining institutional excellence.

Speaking on the significance of the workshop, facilitators, Dr Wellington Nkemadu highlighted that strong ethical standards and transparent administrative processes are essential for building trust, enhancing performance, and ensuring long term growth in higher education.

The two day capacity building programme is expected to equip participants with modern management strategies and practical tools to navigate the complexities of university governance.

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The workshop was concluded on Wednesday, March 18, with a renewed commitment from the university’s leadership to implement the lessons learned in advancing the institution’s vision and mission.

The workshop brought together key members of the University’s management team, including:

The Vice-Chancellor, C. U. Njoku
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic), Regina Ogali
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration), Uwaoma Uche
Registrar, Vincent Maliki
Bursar, Chijioke Nwaimo
University Librarian, Prince Ikpo Okorafor
Provost, Shedrack Offia
Deputy Provost, Okoli
Dean, School of Postgraduate Studies, Pat Nwamuo

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GUU Ready to Lead in Emerging Fields, Matriculates 610 Scholars – Governor Otti

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GUU Ready to Lead in Emerging Fields, Matriculates 610 Scholars – Governor Otti
Abia state Governor, Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, has commended Gregory University, Uturu, for its strides in academic excellence, noting that the institution is poised to become a hub for cutting-edge programmes in Artificial Intelligence, Security Studies, and other emerging fields.

The Governor spoke at the 14th Matriculation Ceremony of the University, where 610 new scholars were welcomed into the GUU community. Represented by his Special Adviser on Tertiary Education, Dr. Emeka Enyiazu, the Governor emphasized his administration’s commitment to youth development, urging the students to prepare for a journey that will challenge their potential and shape their future.

In his address, the Chancellor of the institution, Okechukwu Gregory Ibe, Jnr., welcomed the matriculants, stating, “You are not just joining a university, you’re stepping into a community that believes in your potential and is excited to see where your journey will take you.”

The Pro-Chancellor, Prof. Augustine Uwakwe, represented by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration), Prof. Uwaoma Uche, advised the new students to embrace moral excellence, entrepreneurship, and innovation, while shunning social vices.

Vice Chancellor Prof. Cele U. Njoku highlighted the university’s achievements, including international affiliations and new programs in emerging fields. She warned students against indecent dressing, cultism, and other vices, emphasizing that GUU maintains a zero-tolerance policy on immoral behaviour.

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The ceremony was attended by dignitaries, including royalty, clergy, and community leaders, who added to the event’s grandeur.

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Gregory University Uturu Marks Significant Milestone with 1st Lecture Series from the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

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Gregory University Uturu Marks Significant Milestone with 1st Lecture Series from the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

By Goodluck Okorie

History was made at Gregory University Uturu as the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences hosted its highly anticipated 1st lecture series at the prestigious Justice Izima Chamber Hall. The event, a beacon of academic excellence and forward-thinking discourse, drew a distinguished audience eager to engage with one of the most pressing topics in contemporary education.

The much anticipated proceedings officially commenced with an opening address from the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Cele Njoku, ably represented by the esteemed Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Administration, Professor Uwaoma Uche, who formally declared the event open, setting an optimistic tone for the day’s intellectual exploration.

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Dr. Osuji Akudo, the dynamic Dean of the College of Basic Medical Sciences, extended heartfelt appreciation to all attendees. In her welcoming remarks, she specifically thanked the University Management for their unwavering support, along with the dedicated Deans, Heads of Departments (HODs), lecturers, staff, and scholars whose presence underscored the collaborative spirit of the university community.

The highlight of the series was the captivating lecture delivered by the distinguished scholar, Dr. Martins Onwuka. His insightful presentation, titled “Understanding the Ethical Use of AI in Medical and Health Education and Research,” delved deep into the complexities and profound implications of artificial intelligence within these critical fields. Dr. Onwuka’s discourse explored the delicate balance between embracing technological advancements and upholding the highest ethical standards.

The remarkable event culminated with a well deserved award presented to Dr. Martins Onwuka, recognizing his significant contribution and enlightening lecture. The celebration concluded with a memorable group photograph, capturing the collective spirit of innovation and collaboration that defined this landmark event for Gregory University, Uturu.

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