Federal University Otuoke Appoints Andabi Benita Amangi-Edomo as Substantive Registrar

Bayelsa State-born Andabi Benita Amangi-Edomo becomes Federal University Otuoke's first female Registrar, bringing over 20 years of university administration experience to the role.

Federal University Otuoke Appoints Andabi Benita Amangi-Edomo as Substantive Registrar

The Governing Council of Federal University Otuoke has approved the appointment of Mrs. Andabi Benita Amangi-Edomo as the institution's Substantive Registrar, effective September 20, 2024. Mrs. Amangi-Edomo emerged as the top candidate after a rigorous selection process involving five applicants.

The Governing Council of Federal University Otuoke, at its 22nd meeting held on September 20, 2024, approved Mrs. Amangi-Edomo's appointment, following the recommendation of the Council Search Committee.

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Mrs. Amangi-Edomo holds a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Port-Harcourt. She began her career in university administration in 2004 at Niger Delta University and joined Federal University Otuoke in 2012.

Prior to her appointment, Mrs. Amangi-Edomo served as Deputy Registrar since 2018 and Special Assistant to the incumbent Vice-Chancellor, Professor Teddy C. Adias, and his predecessor, Prof. Seth Acrra Jaja.

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As the first female Registrar of the University, Mrs. Amangi-Edomo's achievement marks a significant milestone for Federal University Otuoke. A native of Bayelsa State, she is happily married and enjoys reading, playing volleyball, farming, and watching wildlife documentaries.

The university community congratulates Mrs. Amangi-Edomo on this well-deserved appointment, wishing her a successful five-year tenure.