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    Maduka University graduates will be job creators, not seekers – Vice Chancellor

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    Prof. Charles Ogbulogo, the Vice-Chancellor of Maduka University, Ekwegbe-Nsukka, Enugu State, has emphasised that the university’s primary goal is to produce graduates who possess the skills to become job creators rather than job seekers.

    Ogbulogo made this statement in Nsukka recently while speaking with newsmen shortly after inspecting facilities at JOFRAN Global Concept Ltd. and G-Techno Interleague Nig Ltd. as part of an entrepreneurial partnership with the university.

    The Vice-Chancellor, who expressed satisfaction with the facilities at both companies, disclosed that the university would soon sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the firms to advance entrepreneurship training.

    “Our vision at Maduka University is to ensure that graduates of the institution acquire at least two vocational skills by the time they complete their studies so that they become job creators instead of job seekers,” Ogbulogo said. “I am here today to inspect their facilities, and I must say that I am impressed with what I have seen. The university will soon sign an MoU with these companies.”




    He further explained, “We are here to inspect their facilities to ensure that we can replicate them at our university for the entrepreneurial training of our students. Maduka University is an entrepreneurial university that ensures students graduate with at least two skills that will make them self-reliant and job creators.”

    L-R: Dr. Dan Ochi, VP (Business Development), Nsukka Chamber of Commerce & Industry; Chief Ifeanyi Okpo, MD, Aku Jofran Global Concept Ltd., Prof. Charles Ogbulogo, VC, Maduka University, Ekwegbe-Nsukka & Mr. Peter Onyeke, MD, G-Tecno Interleague Nig. Ltd.

    In response, Chief Ifeanyichukwu Okpo, the Managing Director of JOFRAN Global Concept Ltd, expressed his enthusiasm for partnering with a reputable institution like Maduka University on entrepreneurship initiatives.

    Okpo, who also serves as the Director of the Centre for Agriculture at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, explained that his company specialises in bee farming, honey harvesting, honey processing, and exporting honey and its by-products according to international standards.

    “That is why my company supplies honey to major hotels in the country; exports honey and its by-products, and represents Nigeria in all international honey exhibitions,” Okpo said.

    Similarly, Mr. Peter Onyeke, an engineer and the Managing Director of G-Techno Interleague Nig Ltd, shared insights into his company’s operations, which include machine fabrication and the processing of agro food, vegetables, and spices.

    “Our company fabricates various types of machines and uses them to process agro food, vegetables, and spices, which we then sell to those in need,” Onyeke explained
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    “We have machines that process the popular spice known as ‘Okpeyi Nsukka,’ package it neatly, and supply it to markets and supermarkets across the country and beyond. We also have machines that peel cassava, grind it, press out the water, and fry it. Additionally, we have machines that crush plastic bottles, among others.”

    Onyeke, who is also the proprietor of Onward Secondary School Nsukka, expressed his excitement about collaborating with Maduka University to produce graduates equipped with the necessary skills to become job creators rather than job seekers.

    “This is something that other universities in the country should emulate so that students, upon graduation, will be self-reliant and job creators instead of job seekers,” he said.

    The Vice-Chancellor was accompanied on the facilities inspection by Dr. Dan Ochi, Vice President (Business Development), Nsukka Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

    Photo caption: L-R: Dr. Dan Ochi, VP (Business Development), Nsukka Chamber of Commerce & Industry; Chief Ifeanyi Okpo, MD, Aku Jofran Global Concept Ltd., Prof. Charles Ogbulogo, VC, Maduka University, Ekwegbe-Nsukka & Mr. Peter Onyeke, MD, G-Tecno Interleague Nig. Ltd.

     

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