UNIZIK 18th Convocation Witnesses Historic Project Unveiling and Foundation Laying
UNIZIK's 18th Convocation sees the unveiling and foundation laying of transformative projects, promising a brighter future for the campus community.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a momentous celebration during the 18th Convocation Ceremonies, UNIZIK unveiled and laid foundations for several transformative projects, marking a significant chapter in the university's journey.
The inauguration of the Zoological Garden promises to enrich the academic landscape, providing a haven for biodiversity research and educational exploration.
Moreover, the introduction of lock-up shops on campus reflects UNIZIK's commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and supporting local businesses.
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The unveiling of the ultra-modern park signals a new era of communal spaces, designed to promote leisure and well-being among students and faculty.
Additionally, the campus gate beautification and parking lot expansion initiatives aim to enhance accessibility and create a welcoming environment for all visitors.
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The refurbished UNIZIK FM Studio showcases the university's investment in modern media infrastructure, offering students state-of-the-art facilities for their academic pursuits.
The foundation stone laying for the Emeka Anyaoku Building pays tribute to distinguished figures in academia, underscoring UNIZIK's rich legacy of excellence.
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Furthermore, the unveiling of the Prof Ukeje Statue serves as a reminder of the university's esteemed faculty members and their contributions to scholarship.
The foundation stones laid for the Performing Arts and Music Library Buildings signify UNIZIK's dedication to nurturing artistic talent and preserving cultural heritage.
Lastly, the virtual commissioning of the Entrance/Ring Road at the Faculty of Agriculture, Ifite Ogwari, demonstrates the university's embrace of technological advancements to improve infrastructure.
These projects represent UNIZIK's unwavering commitment to innovation, community development, and academic excellence, promising a brighter future for all stakeholders.
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