DELSU VC Marks One Year In Office, Says He Has “No Regrets,” Reaffirms Commitment To Service

By Joy Enamuotor-Simon

The Vice Chancellor of Delta State University, Abraka (DELSU), Professor Samuel Asagba, has stated that he has no regrets after one year in office, affirming that his leadership is driven solely by service and a desire to leave a lasting legacy of positive impact.

The VC made the remarks during a media with Journalists on Monday in Abraka, as part of activities marking his first anniversary in office.

When asked if he had any regrets since assuming the role, the VC responded without hesitation.

> “No regrets. I came to serve. It is a thankless job,” he said.

Adding: “My desire is to make great impact, so that when I leave office, I will be remembered for my good works.”

He further described himself as “the chief servant of the university,” noting that servant leadership remains the guiding principle of his administration.

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According to him, the focus of the past year has been driving structural reforms, improving institutional efficiency, and ensuring stability across the university community.

During the session, the Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, Comrade Churchill Oyowe, raised a concern regarding the high cost of certificate collection faced by graduates and their families, just as he appealed to the university management to reconsider the fees in the interest of accessibility.

In response, the VC acknowledged the concern and assured stakeholders that the issue would receive prompt attention.

> “We will look into it and see how a reduction can be made,” he assured.

The interactive session provided an opportunity for staff, journalists, students, and stakeholders to engage with the university’s leadership on policies and ongoing reforms.

Many participants commended the VC’s openness, accessibility, and willingness to address issues raised by the university community.

As DELSU marks the first year of this administration, expectations remain high that the reforms and commitments articulated during the session will further strengthen the institution’s academic standing and overall development.