Federal University Lokoja Expresses Gratitude Following Inauguration of Fourth Vice-Chancellor

The Federal University Lokoja extends heartfelt appreciation to all who participated in the historic inauguration of its Fourth Vice-Chancellor, Professor Gbenga Solomon Ibileye, held on Monday, 16 February 2026.

Federal University Lokoja Expresses Gratitude Following Inauguration of Fourth Vice-Chancellor

The Federal University Lokoja extends heartfelt appreciation to all who participated in the historic inauguration of its Fourth Vice-Chancellor, Professor Gbenga Solomon Ibileye, held on Monday, 16 February 2026.

The University specifically acknowledges:

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  • The Visitor, for unwavering support and commitment to advancing higher education in Nigeria.
  • The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council, for exemplary leadership and guidance that strengthen institutional stability and progress.
  • Distinguished Members of the Governing Council, whose wisdom and oversight continue to drive the University’s growth.
  • The Government of Kogi State, for its sustained partnership and dedication to educational development within the host community.
  • Members of Senate, for their steadfast commitment to academic leadership, teaching, research, and scholarship.
  • Principal Officers of the University, whose diligence ensured the smooth execution and dignity of the ceremony.

Special recognition is accorded to Traditional Rulers and Elders of Lokoja and Kogi State for their counsel and support, as well as academic and non-teaching staff, whose professionalism underpins institutional strength.

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The University also appreciates students, members of the host community, distinguished guests, friends, families, and members of the press, whose presence and engagement added vibrancy, significance, and dignity to the occasion.

The collective goodwill and participation contributed to an inauguration defined by shared optimism, expectations, and institutional pride. As the University enters a new phase of leadership under Professor Ibileye, it looks forward with confidence to strengthened partnerships, academic excellence, and sustainable growth.