Marian and MartinsAmbrose Alli University Alumni Celebrated her 4th Annual Lecture Series and Dinner in Honour of the National Executive Committee NEC members penultimate Saturday in Abuja Nigeria.Speaking with newsmen at the occasion was the Worldwide President of the AlumniDr. Clifford Imade Omozeghian Esq. He remarked that the AAU Alumni has its National Executive Council, NEC.
across the globe, adding that they were in Abuja to hold their quarterly meeting hosted by the FCT branch. Enlightening further, Dr. Clifford said, the essence is to discuss matters of great interest bothering the university, the students as well as the management of the institution of higher learning.While throwing light on the menace of missing files and students’ results sheets in the school, he said the association is working assiduously to digitize the school further to forestall re-occurrence.
Reacting to a concern that a vice chancellor would hesitate to swiftly clear a student that an organization intends to employ, but requested the school’s identification to clear such a prospective employee, Dr. Clifford said that the Vice Chancellor was not trying to deny ex-students’ clearance, but was trying to ensure that he is dealing with the right person because of scammers, as no vice chancellor will hesitate to clear students who‘s employment will eventually bring about development to the school.
While contributing to the media chat, the United Kingdom/Ireland Branch Chairman Comrade Enoneme, said all institutions of learning are committed to producing future leaders, as such, he encouraged the Alumni to work in synergy with State Executive Governors who are the patrons of each State Alumni Chapter working in line with their policies in order to foster the development of the alma mater.
The chairman, FCT Branch, Amb. Dr. Peter Orobor Ovbokhan, remarked that the FCT branch is honoured to host the National Executive Council in concert with the 4th Annual Lecture Series and Awards Night. He said the NEC brain storming meeting bothered on critical issues concerning the school as well as planning upcoming events towards raising funds to erect more structures in the school. AAU he said, has net worth members across board that are doing well in every sphere of life.According to Ambassador Orobor “We synergize to ensure possible ways to contribute to the development of our Alma Mater.
Dr Peter said the Alumni worldwide is doing all it can to set a pace for others by building structures in the school and equipping it with modern facilities that will ensure safety of records in the school.Mrs Gladys Odegbaro, an alumnus, who is a Director at the Federal Ministry of Justice said she became a member in 1988, lamented the prevailing cultism in schools of higher learning these days, saying in her time, they enjoyed relative peace on campus, enjoining the youths to channel their energy to positive and innovative activities that will better their lives.It was indeed an evening of delightful entertainment, awards and re-networking by all present.