It was a joyous moment at the Faculty of Arts, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN as the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Nnanyelugo Okoro, wound-up his stewardship in a farewell event which observed all the safety protocols of COVID-19 in the faculty’s ...
It was a joyous moment at the Faculty of Arts, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN as the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Nnanyelugo Okoro, wound-up his stewardship in a farewell event which observed all the safety protocols of COVID-19 in the faculty’s Lecture Theatre.
He listed his achievements to include arresting of the profuse leakages in the faculty’s building complexes A and B; renovation of the faculty’s Lecture Hall, involving piping of the convenience in the Hall and channelling them to the central sewage, fixing of the roofs and ceilings and restoration of the lights by replacing vandalized and malfunctioning cables, wires and lamp holders, conceptualization and construction of the Chinua Achebe Literally Court, production and mounting of Achebe’s...
He also equipped the faculty’s work station and expanded its ICT domain and content. Part of his achievements also includes hosting of first-ever alumni home-coming and the introduction of the Faculty’s gazette among others. First on the list was the former dean of the faculty, Prof. Emeka Nwabueze, who while extolling Prof. Okoro’s leadership qualities said, “There are men, and there are men; there people and there are people; there are leaders and there are leaders. Prof. Okoro has distinguished himself as an astute administrator and a committed academician. This deanship position is just the beginning of many good things that would come his way.
Rev. Prof A. N Akwanya of English and Literary Studies, UNN, who also appreciated Prof. Okoro for his services to the faculty described him as an accomplisher of tasks.
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