Acting COOU VC Prof Omenugha Encourages UK Alumni Chapter to Reconnect with Their Roots and Drive University Growth

Professor Kate Azuka Omenugha, Ag. Vice Chancellor of COOU, encourages the UK Chapter of COOU Alumni to remember their roots and play a critical role in the university's future growth during a strategic meet-and-greet event in Lincoln, UK.

Acting COOU VC Prof Omenugha Encourages UK Alumni Chapter to Reconnect with Their Roots and Drive University Growth
Prof Omenugha (middle) with UK Chapter of COOU Alumni

The Acting Vice Chancellor of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU), Professor Kate Azuka Omenugha, has called on the United Kingdom Chapter of the COOU Alumni to remember their roots and leverage their roles as critical stakeholders in the advancement of the university. Speaking at a meet-and-greet event in Lincoln, UK, on Saturday, April 27, 2024, she emphasized the importance of alumni engagement for the institution's future growth.

During her address, Prof. Omenugha urged all graduates residing in the UK to join the revived UK Alumni Association, signaling that it is on track to be officially inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor in the coming months. The meet-and-greet provided an opportunity for strategic discussions centered on enhancing the relationship between the alumni and the university's management team.

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In her speech, Prof. Omenugha stressed that COOU's alumni community must not forget their origins. "We are THE NOW UNIVERSITY AND OF THE FUTURE, and a NOW UNIVERSITY must leverage technology and ethics," she said, highlighting that the Alumni Association would play a significant role in fostering connections across Europe and beyond.

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The Ag. Vice Chancellor mentioned that the university's strategic vision includes the Ojukwu Museum project, which aims to preserve and showcase the legacy of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu. She encouraged the UK Chapter to take an active role in mobilizing members and organizing periodic meetings, suggesting that the UK Alumni Association could become a model for other alumni groups globally.

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Mr. Bernard Obimma, the convener of the UK Chapter, thanked Prof. Omenugha for her presence and reiterated the commitment of the UK Alumni Association to fulfill its role in supporting the university's goals. He noted that the UK Chapter has a significant population of COOU alumni, making it an essential asset for driving the university's success.

This event underscores the value of strong alumni networks in shaping the future of academic institutions. With a renewed focus on collaboration, technology, and ethical practices, COOU aims to create a sense of belonging among its alumni, fostering an environment where everyone can contribute to the university's growth and legacy. Follow MySchoolNews for news and content on education.