Education
Alumni To Icons: DELSU SUG Hall Of Fame 1.0 Spotlights University’s Trailblazers

In the heart of Abraka, where the spirit of Delta State University (DELSU) thrives, a new chapter in the institution’s history is about to be written.
The Student Union Government (SUG), under the dynamic leadership of the executive President Amb. Comr. Onovughegor Augustine, is set to host an unprecedented event that will celebrate the essence of unionism and the indelible marks left by its members and alumni.
This celebration, coined as the “Hall of Fame 1.0”, is not just an event; it’s a legacy in the making. For the first time, DELSU’s student body, is pioneering the recognition of those who have been the backbone of the university’s growth, progress, and development. It’s a monumental occasion where the past and present converge to inspire the future.
There are those who have mentored countless students into becoming leaders in their fields, shaped the university’s image in the global sphere and professionally breaking bounds. Each inductee into the Hall of Fame brings with them a tale of passion, persistence, and profound impact on DELSU’s community.
This is a testament to the power of unionism, where every member of the DELSU community, past or present, plays a role in the university’s narrative. The Hall of Fame 2025 is more than an accolade; it’s a beacon for future generations, an inspiration for what can be achieved through collective effort and individual brilliance. It is a reminder that at Delta State University, every individual has the potential to leave an indelible mark on the sands of time.
This marks the beginning of a new era of recognition and unity at Delta State University.
-
Politics18 hours ago
Oborevwori Will Return To Power In 2027, Abuja-Based Delta Cleric Predicts
-
News14 hours ago
Agbarha Community Holds 2025 ‘Agbarha Day’, Gives Update On Court Cases
-
Feature17 hours ago
Ekiti State And The Shifting Security Landscape
-
News16 hours ago
Alleged Child Defilement: Suspect Remanded In Kirikiri Correctional Facility
-
News3 hours ago
EFCC Won’t Spare Public Officers Who Corruptly Enrich Themselves – Olukoyede