Friday 31 March 2017

JUSTICE NYESOM-WIKE EXPRESSES SATISFACTION WITH TRANSFORMATION AT THE RSUST


The Wife of Rivers State Governor, Justice Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike has expressed satisfaction with the transformation at the Rivers State University of Science and Technology, RSUST, Nkpolu-Orowoukwo. 
Speaking on Thursday during the 29th convocation lecture of RSUST, Justice Nyesom-Wike said that  she is happy with the improvements  at the university, which she noted is enhancing the quality of education. 
She noted that the law faculty of the  institution  has witnessed  tremendous growth since the completion of the Ultra-modern Law Faculty by the governor. 
Justice Nyesom-Wike  further commended leaders who stood and ensured that there was a faculty of law at the  RSUST.
She said the  existence  of the RSUST Law Faculty  has led to  the  emergence  of some of the best brains  in legal practice. 
While assuring the management and students of the school that better days
are coming, Justice Nyesom-Wike  said  she is happy that it was during her husband’s administration that the faculty of law building was completed.
Also speaking,  Guest lecturer and Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos, Professor Rahamon Bello in his  lecture titled: "Self-Funding by Nigerian Universities: Contemporary Challenges and Solutions",  recommended that government should consider a re-evaluation of the funding pattern of universities, because the current practice does not promote efficiency, pro-activeness, scholarship and best practices.
He also recommended that National Universities Commission  should equally carry out an evaluation of the true cost of  educating a students in the university in Nigeria.
Chairman of the occasion, Senator George Thompson Sekibo  said that improved  infrastructure will enable a good educational foundation for the country .
He also called for financial autonomy in all public  universities across the country.
Vice chancellor of RSUST, Professor Blessing Didia said that the university has grown due to the contributions of the people and the funding of the Wike administration. 

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