Education
DELSU VC Commended For Online Certificate Processing Initiative
By Moses Darah
Graduates of Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, can now process and monitor the collection of their certificates online, following the introduction of a new digital platform by the university management.
The system enables alumni to complete all required procedures and track the status of their certificates remotely, significantly reducing delays and eliminating the need for repeated physical visits to the university. The initiative is part of DELSU’s broader efforts to improve efficiency and enhance service delivery through digital innovation.
The development has attracted widespread commendation, with many stakeholders praising the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Samuel Ogheneovo Asagba, for removing middlemen who often exploit graduates during the certificate collection process.
While the initiative has been described as a welcome and progressive step, some users have reported minor technical challenges. A few graduates noted that the platform occasionally becomes unresponsive, particularly at the attestation stage, expressing hope that these issues will be resolved promptly.
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Despite these concerns, the general response has been positive, with many applauding the DELSU management for the innovation and wishing the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Asagba and his team continued success.
“God bless the VC and his entire team. This is commendable,” a graduate remarked, describing the initiative as a major relief for alumni.
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