UniOjukwu 106.1 FM Goes Live as Vice-Chancellor Omenugha’s Vision Hits the Airwaves

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) is set to make history with the launch of UniOjukwu 106.1 FM, a campus and community radio station championed by Vice-Chancellor Professor Kate Azuka Omenugha, FNIPR, a renowned Professor of Mass Communication.

UniOjukwu 106.1 FM Goes Live as Vice-Chancellor Omenugha’s Vision Hits the Airwaves

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) is set to make history with the launch of UniOjukwu 106.1 FM, a campus and community radio station championed by Vice-Chancellor Professor Kate Azuka Omenugha, FNIPR, a renowned Professor of Mass Communication.

Scheduled to go on air on Thursday, 30th January 2026, the station represents a bold stride toward establishing COOU as a “Now University and University of the Future,” grounded in innovation, relevance, and societal engagement.

The new radio station aligns perfectly with the 3Vs of the Vice-Chancellor’s administration—Values, Viability, and Visibility:

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  • Values: Promoting ethical communication, intellectual discourse, and cultural identity.
  • Viability: Serving as a practical training hub for students in Mass Communication and related fields, equipping them with industry-ready skills.
  • Visibility: Amplifying the university’s presence in the media landscape and projecting its voice beyond campus boundaries.

Prof. Omenugha explained that the station was conceived to give the university community a voice, particularly students. UniOjukwu 106.1 FM is not merely a broadcast platform; it is a democratic space for ideas, creativity, debates, and aspirations, reflecting the Vice-Chancellor’s belief that modern universities should empower students to shape narratives rather than just consume them.

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Beyond campus, the station is designed as a bridge between COOU and host communities, featuring educational programming, civic engagement, cultural content, and development-focused discussions. This reinforces the university’s role as a driver of social transformation and underscores the administration’s commitment to town-and-gown collaboration in addressing real-world challenges.

The launch of UniOjukwu 106.1 FM stands as a testament to Prof. Omenugha’s forward-thinking leadership, blending scholarship with innovation and vision with impact. The station strengthens COOU’s identity as an institution that responds to the demands of today while deliberately shaping the future through inclusive communication, student empowerment, and strategic visibility.