Education
Ovie Of Umiaghwa-Abraka Kingdom Congratulates Prof. Asagba On His Appointment As DELSU VC
By Daniel Dafe
Ovie of Umiaghwa-Abraka Kingdom, His Royal Majesty AVM Lucky Ochuko Ararile (Rtd), Avwaeke 1, has congratulated Prof. Samuel O. Asagba, on his appointment as the Vice Chancellor of Delta State University, DELSU, Abraka.
This was contained in a statement on Thursday, signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the traditional ruler, Chief Onuvie Emore (KSM).
The statement reads in part: “It is with great joy and pride that, as directed by His Royal Majesty AVM Lucky Ochuko Ararile (Rtd), Avwaeke 1, Ovie of Umiaghwa-Abraka Kingdom, we, along with the entire kingdom, extend our heartfelt congratulations to you.
“Your appointment is a well-deserved recognition of your exceptional dedication, academic excellence, and proven leadership. We are confident that under your visionary guidance, Delta State University Abraka will continue to reach new heights, further strengthening its reputation as a center of academic distinction and societal progress.”
Adding: “The Umiaghwa-Abraka Kingdom, deeply committed to education and the empowerment of future generations, pledges its full support to you and the university. We are optimistic that your tenure will be marked by outstanding achievements, fostering unity, development, and excellence within the institution and beyond.”
“Once again, congratulations on this remarkable accomplishment. May this new chapter in your career bring fulfillment and lasting impact.”
“Long live Delta State University Abraka! Long live Umiaghwa-Abraka Kingdom!” the statement concluded.
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