Dr. Ochiagha Osuji Congratulates MOUAU Vice Chancellor Prof Maduebibisi Iwe on 4th Anniversary


Apostle Dr. Ochiagha Osuji, NPM, NAIS, JP, the CEO of Ochiagha Security Consults and Turnaround Managers, has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Professor Maduebibisi Ofo Iwe, CFS, on his fourth year in office as the Vice Chancellor of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU). The celebration marks a significant milestone in Professor Iwe’s tenure, which has been characterized by remarkable leadership and institutional growth.

In a statement made available to newsmen, Apostle Osuji described Professor Iwe’s leadership as a "beacon of hope and transformation" for the university. He commended the Vice Chancellor's vision, wisdom, and dedication, acknowledging his efforts in elevating MOUAU to new heights. According to him, Professor Iwe’s administration has brought about unprecedented advancements in academic excellence, infrastructural development, and research innovation.

Apostle Osuji further prayed for God’s continued guidance and protection over Professor Iwe. He expressed his hope that the Vice Chancellor would be blessed with the strength, wisdom, and foresight to lead the university to even greater achievements. He emphasized that strong and visionary leadership is crucial for the continued success of the institution.

Reaffirming his admiration for Professor Iwe’s achievements, Apostle Osuji congratulated him once again on this milestone. He wished him a tenure filled with peace, prosperity, and progress, noting that his leadership has set a strong foundation for future generations of students and scholars at MOUAU.

The Vice Chancellor, Professor Maduebibisi Ofo Iwe, assumed office on March 1, 2021, as the 6th substantive head of MOUAU. Over the past four years, his administration has made significant strides in enhancing the university’s academic standards and reputation. His continued commitment to educational excellence remains widely recognized and celebrated.

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