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Inegbagha Hails Agih, Ogoni, Others for Advancing NDU's Academic Excellence

* Publisher Describes Niger Delta University as a Prestigious Institution

 By Tola Azi

The Publisher of Global Overseer Newspaper, Comrade Majesty Inegbagha, has commended the Vice-Chancellor of Niger Delta University (NDU), Prof. Allen Aziba-Odumosi Agih, his predecessor, Prof. Humphrey Andrew Ogoni, and the university management for their contributions to the institution’s academic growth and development.

L-R Prof. Humphrey A. Ogoni, former Vice-Chancellor, NDU and Prof. Allen A. Agih, the Vice-Chancellor, Niger Delta University.

Inegbagha made the commendation on Tuesday during the sign-out ceremony of his two sons at the prestigious university’s campus in Wilberforce Island, Amassoma, Bayelsa State.

Expressing excitement over his sons’ academic achievements, the publisher explained that his decision to enrol them at NDU was influenced by the institution’s academic standards, quality of faculty, research impact, serene learning environment, student support services and networking opportunities.

Comrade Majesty Inegbagha 

He described NDU as a prestigious institution distinguished by accomplished scholars and researchers committed to effective teaching, mentorship and academic excellence.

According to him, the university’s accredited academic programmes, growing research profile and commitment to maintaining recognised academic standards have strengthened its reputation and enhanced the value of its degrees locally and internationally.

Inegbagha also praised the university for providing a safe and vibrant campus environment, supported by active student organisations, clubs and welfare programmes that contribute to students’ overall academic and social experiences.

He added that the quality of the university’s professors, lecturers, students and administrative personnel had further strengthened his confidence in the institution.

The publisher particularly extolled the leadership qualities of Prof. Agih and Prof. Ogoni, describing them as pragmatic, experienced and competent administrators, accomplished educationists and visionary leaders of impeccable character who prioritise the public interest over personal gain.

He noted that both academics had, at different times, demonstrated purposeful leadership, a commitment to academic excellence, sound administrative and financial management, integrity, accountability and effective stakeholder engagement in their efforts to move the institution forward.

Inegbagha wished the two university leaders continued success and greater accomplishments, expressing hope that their contributions would further advance NDU’s standing and promote educational development for the benefit of humanity.

Mac-Ogidi Students In NDU.
Mr. Balaziba Mac-Ogidi 

Mr. Azibayamitabai Mac-Ogidi 

The graduands are Mr. Balaziba Mac-Ogidi, studied Quantity Survey and his junior brother, Mr. Azibayamitabai Mac-Ogidi who studied Geology.

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