RISUWA and UWAEC Celebrate Nigeria's 65th Independence Day with Patriotic Zeal

 

In a grand display of patriotism and unity, the Rivers State University Women's Association (RISUWA) and the University Women Association Education Centre (UWAEC) joyfully celebrated Nigeria's 65th Independence Day with the University community. The celebration, which was marked with great enthusiasm, was led by the President of RISUWA and UWAEC, Dr. (Mrs.) Victoria Ayah Zeb-Obipi.

In a heartfelt message, Dr. Zeb-Obipi congratulated the entire University community on this momentous occasion, saluting the giant strides made in academics, research, and welfare under the visionary leadership of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Zeb-Obipi. She described Prof. Zeb-Obipi as a digital and people's choice Vice-Chancellor, who has been instrumental in shaping the University into a beacon of knowledge and service to humanity.

The President's message read in part, "As our nation marks 65 years of resilience and growth, we salute the giant strides in academics, research, and welfare under your visionary leadership. May our University continue to rise as a beacon of knowledge and service to humanity."

The celebration was a testament to the University's commitment to promoting unity, patriotism, and academic excellence. The event was attended by members of the University community, who came together to celebrate this momentous occasion.

In her message, Dr. Zeb-Obipi also expressed her optimism about the future of the University, stating that "Together, we soar higher." This sentiment was echoed by the University community, who are confident that under the leadership of Prof. Zeb-Obipi, the University will continue to strive for excellence in all its endeavors.

The 65th Independence Day celebration was a memorable one, marked by a sense of pride and patriotism. As the University community looks to the future, they are filled with hope and optimism, knowing that they are part of an institution that is committed to making a positive impact on society.

Long live Rivers State University! Long live Nigeria!

By: Destiny Tamunoala Emmanuel