Ojukwu University Reconnects to EEDC Grid under Prof. Omenugha's Visionary Leadership

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) reconnects to EEDC power, enhancing campus life and promoting sustainability.

Ojukwu University Reconnects to EEDC Grid under Prof. Omenugha's Visionary Leadership
Prof. Kate Azuka Omenugha, fnipr

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) has successfully reconnected to the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) power supply at its Igbariam campus. This significant milestone was achieved under the leadership of Acting Vice Chancellor Prof. Kate Azuka Omenugha, fnipr.

Key Developments:

- Financial Relief: The reconnection to EEDC power will alleviate the financial burden of running diesel generators, which previously cost the university millions of naira monthly.

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- Environmental Benefits: Moving away from diesel generators will reduce air and noise pollution, promoting a healthier campus environment.

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- Improved Academic Environment: Steady electricity will enhance the quality of education and research at COOU. Students can now study effectively at night, lectures can proceed without interruptions, and research activities can be conducted seamlessly.

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A student expressed their joy, stating, "I am overwhelmed with happiness that I witnessed NEPA inside the school campus yesterday night, which I have never experienced since my year 1. On behalf of the boys' hostel, we want to say a big thank you to our Ag. Vice Chancellor and Management Team! May the Almighty God always give them strength and wisdom to rule this prestigious institution."

Prof. Kate Omenugha has emphasized a commitment to sustainability. Plans include transitioning to renewable energy sources and adopting energy-efficient practices, aiming to make COOU energy self-sufficient in the future.

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The university calls on alumni, government agencies, and the broader community to support its sustainability initiatives. Contributions, whether financial or in-kind, can significantly impact COOU's journey towards becoming a model of sustainability and academic excellence.

The reconnection to EEDC power marks a new chapter for COOU, enhancing the overall quality of life on campus and supporting the university's pursuit of academic and environmental excellence. This achievement sets the stage for further progress and innovation at COOU.

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