HURRAY!!! ITS OUR 47TH CONVOCATION LEGENDS ARE BORN WITH DETERMINATION AND OVERSTEPPING CHALLENGES

ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION 
 University Of Nigeria Nsukka

The University Community is hereby inform that the 47TH CONVOCATION CEREMONY of the University of Nigeria is scheduled for November 27, 2017 to Sunday, December 03, 2017.

Sequel to this, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Professor Benjamin Chukwuma Ozumba on behalf of the Governing Council and Senate of the University, cordially invites Staff and Students to the Vice-Chancellor’s Press Briefing which is the first event marking the ceremony.

Day: Monday, November 27, 2017
Venue: the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus
Time: 12 noon.


Okwun Omeaku – Chief (Dr.)
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