Academic Community Applauds Appointment of Professor Benjamin Kefas as Vice-Chancellor of Federal University Wukari

Academic Community Applauds Appointment of Professor Benjamin Kefas as Vice-Chancellor of Federal University Wukari

Academic Community Applauds Appointment of Professor Benjamin Kefas as Vice-Chancellor of Federal University Wukari

The appointment of Professor Benjamin Kefas as the new Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Wukari (FUWUKARI) has been met with widespread optimism and high expectations for institutional transformation. 

In a congratulatory message reflecting the sentiments of the academic community, Professor Kefas was lauded for his "dedication, scholarly contributions, and exemplary leadership," qualities that are expected to steer the university toward a new era of global competitiveness.

Stakeholders have outlined a comprehensive roadmap of expectations for the new administration, emphasizing:

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Academic and Research Breakthroughs: A push for robust research outputs that address local and global challenges.

Strategic Partnerships: Expanding collaborations with national and international organizations to secure increased funding, research opportunities, and grants.

Global Rankings: A commitment to elevating the university’s status as a premier centre for academic excellence and innovation.

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Graduate Quality: Prioritizing the development of graduates defined by "excellence, character, and competence." 

Professor Kefas assumes this significant role at a time when the institution seeks to strengthen its ties with both its host community and the international academic fraternity. His leadership is expected to be marked by fairness, integrity, and a visionary approach to university governance. 

The university community has offered prayers for his success, invoking "wisdom, strength, and resilience" to manage the complexities and high expectations associated with the office of the Vice-Chancellor.