DG Hope New Media Centre Paul Ezeafurukwe Inducted As Medical Doctor in Imo

• On Friday, December 17, a new set of medical doctors graduated from Imo State University Owerri after 10years of their educational pursuit
• One of the doctors is Paul Ezeafurukwe, the current Director-General of Hope New Media Centre in Owerri
• The Hope New Media Centre is the online arm of the Hope Uzodimma-led government in Imo state

Owerri - Paul Ezeafurukwe, the Director-General of Hope New Media Centre has been inducted as a medical doctor in Imo state.

Ezeafurukwe was one of the recently graduated medical doctors from the Imo State University Owerri.

The newly graduated medical doctor also made history as the first medical doctor to head the Directorate of New Media for a sitting governor.

Legit.ng gathered that the medical students spent 10 years in school until the intervention of the Uzodimma-led government.

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The event which took place at Imo State University Auditorium witnessed the influx of family and friends as well as well-wishers.

Members of the Hope New Media Directorate and top government functionaries who graced the occasion declared that it was a day for a “Media Doctor.”

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Meanwhile, the prestigious Henley Business School, University of Reading, United Kingdom has announced the appointment of Muhammad Sani Abdullahi Dattijo as an associate and founding member of its Dunning Africa Center.

Making the announcement, Rajneesh Narula OBE, Director of both the Dunning Africa Centre, noted that Dattijo, an astute and erudite Development Economist would be joining the institution, as it begins operations at its African Center, in the same month.

Dattijo is the former chief of staff to Kaduna governor, Malam Nasir Elrufai, and the current commissioner for budget and planning in the state.

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LASU Ph.D. student wins research grant from University of Birmingham

In a related development, Emmanuel Ofuasia, a postgraduate student of philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at the Lagos State University, Nigeria has been awarded £1,000 to undertake research on Philosophy of Religion.

Legit.ng gathered that the grant is entitled: “English Language Support Grants 2021” and it is mainly for non-native English-speaking philosophers of religion.

The grant was made possible through the John Templeton Foundation and the Global Philosophy of Religion Project at the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Source: Legit.ng