Peter Mbah Inaugurates 6 Man Governing Council for ESUT
Governor Peter Mbah inaugurates a 6-man governing council for ESUT in Enugu, emphasizing education's role in development and pledging increased funding.
Mary Nwaeze 
Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has officially inaugurated a six-man Governing Council for the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), with Chinyeaka Ohaa appointed as the chairman.
The other members of the council include Ikenna Chukwu, James Ifeanyi, Gladys Okoro, Chinedu Onu, and Eric Oluedo.
In his address at the Executive Council Hall, Government House, Enugu, Governor Mbah emphasized the significance of education in combating poverty and fostering development. He stressed that the selection of council members was based on competence, expressing confidence in their ability to serve the institution and the state effectively.
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Governor Mbah urged the newly inaugurated council to prioritize operational effectiveness and collaborate closely with the university management to achieve the institution's goals. He emphasized the importance of effective financial management and investment in advancing ESUT's stature nationally and internationally.
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Highlighting his administration's commitment to education, Governor Mbah revealed plans to allocate 33 percent of the annual budget to education. He also outlined various educational initiatives, including the construction of smart schools and the establishment of centers for experimental learning and innovation hubs.
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In response, Chinyeaka Ohaa, speaking on behalf of the council, expressed gratitude for the appointment and pledged to work diligently to meet the governor's targets. He emphasized the council's intention to maintain a harmonious relationship with the university management while appealing for increased funding to address the institution's challenges.
Ohaa noted that over 80 percent of the council members were ESUT graduates, underscoring their personal connection to the university and their commitment to its success.
The inauguration ceremony marks a significant step towards enhancing governance and academic excellence at ESUT, signaling a new era of collaboration and progress under the leadership of the newly appointed council.
