Daughter of COEA Council Chair Achieves Doctorate at UNIZIK
Mrs. Elizabeth Agwadu, a senior lecturer at Nasarawa State College of Education, has completed her PhD in Early Childhood and Primary Education at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. Her thesis was approved during an external defense on Tuesday.
Faith Orji 
In a notable academic achievement, Mrs. Elizabeth Agwadu, a senior lecturer at Nasarawa State College of Education, has completed her PhD in Early Childhood and Primary Education at the esteemed Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State. The successful external defense of her thesis took place on Tuesday, 10th September marking the culmination of her rigorous research and academic dedication.
Mrs. Agwadu’s doctoral journey was marked by extensive research and a commitment to advancing the field of early childhood education. Her thesis, which was met with approval from a panel of experts, underscores her significant contributions to educational theory and practice.
Mrs. Agwadu is the daughter of Mr. Ishaya Awotu, the Chairman of the Governing Council of the College of Education, Akwanga (COEA). Her achievement adds to the distinguished academic legacy of her family, reflecting both personal perseverance and the supportive role of her family background in her scholarly pursuits. The completion of her PhD is expected to further enhance her impact in the field of education, benefitting both her students and the broader academic community.
