UEE Akamkpa Vice Chancellor Reaffirms Commitment to Students’ Digital Transformation

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Education and Entrepreneurship (UEE), Akamkpa, has reiterated his dedication to equipping students with the digital and technological skills essential for success in today’s rapidly evolving global landscape.

Represented by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration), Assoc. Prof. Benedict Ugbong, the Vice Chancellor made this pledge during a courtesy visit from a delegation of MUST Company, Republic of Korea. Assoc. Prof. Ugbong highlighted the university’s readiness to collaborate with MUST Company on innovative ICT-driven training programmes aimed at strengthening students’ capacity in advanced digital competencies. He stressed that the partnership underscores UEE’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology across its educational ecosystem.

“Through this initiative, MUST Company seeks to empower students with the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in an increasingly interconnected and technology-driven world,” Assoc. Prof. Ugbong stated.

The CEO of MUST Company, Mr. Juhun Cha, reaffirmed his organization’s commitment to supporting UEE in keeping students aligned with emerging 21st-century technological trends. He described MUST Company as a leading driver in the global digital revolution, specializing in bespoke web and mobile app development, strategic IT consulting, pioneering crypto projects, integrated marketing solutions, K-Health & Beauty platform development, and AI-driven media content studios. Mr. Cha was accompanied by Mr. Amani Kanu, Solutions Architect, and Grace Effiong, Frontend Developer.

The visit concluded with a guided tour of UEE facilities dedicated to ICT training and digital skills development. Also present were Dr. Eyo Ekpe (Bursar), Engr. Bassey Ibok-Eyo (Director of Works), Chief Akpeh Edung Ogon (Director of Physical Planning), and Mr. Justine Bentem (Chief Security Officer), who welcomed the delegation and facilitated the tour.