UNIPORT Faculty of Humanities Celebrates Prof. Kingsley Owete’s Successful Tenure as DVC (Academic)

The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Port Harcourt rolled out the drums on Thursday, September 4, 2025, to honor Professor Kingsley Owete, the immediate past Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), who has successfully completed his four-year tenure in office.

UNIPORT Faculty of Humanities Celebrates Prof. Kingsley Owete’s Successful Tenure as DVC (Academic)

The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Port Harcourt rolled out the drums on Thursday, September 4, 2025, to honor Professor Kingsley Owete, the immediate past Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), who has successfully completed his four-year tenure in office.

The homecoming ceremony was a vibrant tribute to his leadership, drawing a significant gathering of staff and students eager to celebrate his return to the faculty.

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The event witnessed a massive turnout, with the Faculty coming together in unity and friendship to welcome one of their own back into the fold. The atmosphere was filled with warmth and camaraderie, reflecting the deep respect and admiration the community holds for Prof. Owete. His return marked a joyful reunion, as colleagues and students alike expressed their appreciation for his contributions during his time as DVC.

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Prof. Owete, who previously served as Dean of the Faculty before his election as DVC (Academic), was applauded for his outstanding service, academic leadership, and notable contributions to the growth and development of the University. His tenure was marked by significant advancements, and the faculty took pride in his achievements.

The colorful celebration, characterized by pomp and pageantry, underscored the collective support for his continued academic journey and the lasting impact he has made on the institution.