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09/10/2026

KOMU VICE-CHANCELLOR STRENGTHENS STRATEGIC ENGAGEMENTS ON ACCREDITATION, ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIPS AND INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ABUJA

In furtherance of the University's commitment to academic excellence, quality assurance and sustainable institutional development, the Vice-Chancellor of Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Ideato, Imo State, Professor Frances Ngozi Chukwukere, undertook a series of strategic engagements with key stakeholders in Abuja, aimed at strengthening academic standards, expanding institutional partnerships and advancing the University's development agenda.

As part of preparations for the forthcoming October/November accreditation exercise, the Vice-Chancellor met with the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Professor Abdullahi Yusufu Ribadu, alongside the Director of Accreditation. The engagement focused on accreditation readiness, regulatory compliance and measures to enhance the University's performance during the exercise, reaffirming Management's determination to provide the necessary support for successful accreditation outcomes.

In a related engagement, Professor Chukwukere met with the Director of the Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB), Dr. Rita Akpan, to strengthen academic relations and explore opportunities for enhanced educational collaboration. The interaction reflects KOMU's continued efforts to expand access to quality education and strengthen pathways for students pursuing higher education.

The Vice-Chancellor also engaged with the Chairman of Everight Diagnostics, Dr. Everest Okpara, as part of the University's drive to foster productive relationships with reputable organisations.

These engagements demonstrate the proactive measures taken by the Vice-Chancellor to positioning KOMU as an institution distinguished by academic excellence, regulatory compliance, meaningful collaborations and continuous improvement.

KOMU — One Team,
One Mission: Selfless Service to Humanity.

Courtesy: KOMU ICT CENTRE

09/10/2026

KOMU CELEBRATES DR. CALEB IWUALA ON HIS EMERGENCE AS NAFP NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT

The Management and entire University community of Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Ideato, warmly congratulate Dr. Caleb Iwuala, Associate Dean and Head of the Department of Psychology, on his selection as the National Vice President of the Nigerian Association of Forensic Psychologists (NAFP).

This recognition follows his dedicated service as the Association’s National Public Relations Officer, during which he also coordinated publicity and media activities for the 2026 NAFP National Conference held in Owerri.

His elevation to this position reflects his commitment to professional excellence, responsible leadership and service to the advancement of forensic psychology in Nigeria.

KOMU celebrates this feat and remains confident that Dr. Iwuala will bring his experience and dedication to bear in his new role while continuing to represent the University with distinction.

Congratulations, Dr. Caleb Iwuala. We wish you a successful and impactful tenure.

KOMU — One Team, One Mission: Selfless Service to Humanity.

Courtesy: KOMU ICT CENTRE

07/10/2026

KOMU STRENGTHENS PARTNERSHIP WITH HOST COMMUNITIES, SEEKS SUPPORT TOWARDS BUILDING A GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE UNIVERSITY

The Management of Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Ideato, led by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Frances Ngozi Chukwukere, held a strategic meeting with traditional rulers, town union leaders and prominent representatives of the University’s host communities on Tuesday, 6 October 2026.

The meeting, hosted at the palace of HRH Eze J. O. Friday Egenokwu (Ezedimbu IV), brought together representatives of the five autonomous communities that make up KOMU’s host community. It provided an important platform for constructive dialogue, stronger collaboration and a shared commitment to the growth of the University.

Welcoming the University delegation, the Chairman of the KOMU Host Communities’ Steering Committee, Chief Chijioke Montfort Oguezuonu, described KOMU as a source of pride whose continued development holds significant educational and economic benefits for the surrounding communities. He assured the University Management of the communities’ willingness to contribute meaningfully to its progress through partnership and shared responsibility.

In her response, Professor Chukwukere expressed appreciation to the traditional rulers and people of Ideato for their warm reception. She reaffirmed her commitment to positioning KOMU as a centre of excellence in teaching, research, innovation and community development.

The Vice-Chancellor outlined the University’s vision for academic expansion, improved infrastructure and stronger community engagement. She noted that plans for the growth of programmes in areas such as medicine, pharmacy, media studies, education and continuing education would create broader opportunities for learning, employment, enterprise and sustainable development.

She also acknowledged the contributions of the Governor of Imo State and Visitor to the University, His Excellency, Senator Hope Uzodimma, CON, particularly in improving road access, addressing environmental challenges and supporting the University’s development.

Professor Chukwukere called on the host communities to work closely with the University in creating a peaceful and supportive environment for academic and infrastructural development. She assured them that their legitimate concerns would continue to receive appropriate attention in accordance with established University policies and relevant regulatory guidelines.

Contributors at the meeting commended the openness of the discussions and pledged their support for the University. The traditional rulers equally expressed their readiness to promote cooperation, encourage a stronger sense of community ownership and rally support for KOMU’s continued advancement.

The meeting concluded with prayers and blessings for the Vice-Chancellor and her team, marking a renewed commitment to harmonious relations and a productive partnership between the University and its host communities.

Together, KOMU and the people of Ideato are building a stronger institution with the capacity to deliver quality education, promote innovation and contribute meaningfully to society.

KOMU — One Team, One Mission: Selfless Service to Humanity.

By Amb. Anthony Akalugo, anipr (Aririerimba)

07/10/2026

KOMU HOLDS ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR NEWLY ADMITTED JUPEB STUDENTS

Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Ideato, on Wednesday, 7 October 2026, held an orientation programme for its newly admitted JUPEB students for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The programme formally welcomed the students into the University community and provided essential guidance to help them understand the structure and expectations of the JUPEB programme, adjust to campus life, and prepare for a successful academic journey.

Dignitaries and resource persons at the programme included:

• Dr. Nkechi Nwanekezie, Director, JUPEB Programme;
• Rev. Fr. Dr. Nathaniel Okwara, KOMU Liaison Officer;
• Dr. Daniel Ndom, former Director, JUPEB Programme;
• Dr. Anthony Izunobi, former Director, IJMB Programme;
• Dr. Caleb Iwuala, Associate Dean and Head, Department of Psychology;
• Dr. Irene O. Eboh-Ajoku, Coordinator Office of the Vice-Chancellor; and
• Mr. Nwachukwu Hippo Anyaehie, Public Relations Officer and Executive Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor.

During the various sessions, the students received guidance on the structure and expectations of the JUPEB programme, effective study habits, academic integrity, responsible use of University resources, students’ rights and responsibilities, and the importance of discipline in campus life.

The students were encouraged to attend lectures regularly, manage their time effectively, and make full use of the library, ICT facilities, counselling services, and other academic support services available at the University. They were also advised to avoid examination malpractice, cultism, substance abuse, fraud, bullying, and other behaviours capable of undermining their education and future.

The orientation programme reaffirmed KOMU’s commitment to providing its students with the knowledge, guidance, and supportive environment required to succeed academically and develop into responsible members of society.

To our newly admitted JUPEB students, welcome to KOMU. Your journey has begun. Embrace it with purpose, discipline, and integrity.

KOMU — One Team, One Mission: Selfless Service to Humanity.
Courtesy: KOMU ICT CENTRE

07/10/2026

Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Ideato, under the distinguished leadership of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Frances Ngozi Chukwukere, cordially invites the University community and the general public to its 15th Public Lecture.

The lecture will be delivered by Professor Obiukwu Charles Emeka, Professor of Ecotoxicology, Director of Academic Planning, KOMU, and President/Founder of Microlife Advocates (MLA).

Topic: “Beneath the Waves: Microbial Risks of Offshore Drilling on Nigeria’s Marine Blue Economy”

📅 Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026

🕛 Time: 12:00 noon

📍 Venue: Senate Chamber, Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University

💻 Virtual Participation: Google Meet via komu.edu.ng/live

This important lecture will explore the intersection of microbiology, environmental protection, offshore drilling and Nigeria’s emerging Marine Blue Economy, highlighting the microbial risks associated with offshore activities and their implications for environmental sustainability.

Prof. Obiukwu Charles Emeka is an accomplished academic, researcher and university administrator whose work spans environmental and public health microbiology, pollution remediation, water systems, food safety and institutional development.

Join us for an engaging academic discourse dedicated to knowledge, research and sustainable development.

KOMU — advancing knowledge, research and societal development.

01/10/2026

Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Ideato, has released its First Semester Academic Calendar for the 2026/2027 academic session.

According to the calendar:

New students are expected to arrive on campus from Monday, 12 October 2026, for registration and other resumption formalities.

Orientation for newly admitted students will hold from Monday, 19 October to Friday, 23 October 2026.

Returning students are expected back on campus from Monday, 26 October 2026, with registration and lectures commencing immediately.

The semester will also feature the Mid-Semester Quiz, matriculation activities, revision and First Semester examinations as scheduled by the University.

All students are encouraged to resume promptly, complete their registration and fee-payment requirements, and participate fully in all academic activities.

The Second Semester is scheduled to commence on Monday, 15 March 2027.

Welcome to another productive academic session!

KOMU — One Team, One Mission: Selfless Service to Humanity.
Courtesy: KOMU ICT CENTRE

01/10/2026

The University Senate, held its 39th Regular Meeting, on Tuesday, 29 September 2026, under the chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Frances Ngozi Chukwukere.

During the meeting, Senate considered important academic and administrative matters aimed at strengthening the University’s operations and preparing for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Key highlights included:

✅ Consideration of the 2026/2027 Academic Calendar, with newly admitted students expected to resume on 12 October 2026 and returning students on 26 October 2026.

✅ Review of the 2025/2026 Second Semester examination results and preparations for the mobilization of eligible graduating students for the National Youth Service Corps.

✅ Updates on the 2026/2027 admission exercise and efforts to expand access to the University’s academic programmes.

✅ Continued preparations for the accreditation of 11 academic programmes.

✅ Recognition of the commencement of clinical orientation and posting at the Federal University Teaching Hospital, Owerri, for KOMU’s pioneer Nursing students.

✅ Consideration of measures to strengthen student welfare, counselling, career development, scholarships, financial aid and support for students with special needs.

✅ Progress towards introducing additional academic programmes in areas such as Pharmacy, Engineering, Optometry, Radiology, Education, Agriculture, Humanities, Mass Communication and Environmental Sciences, subject to the necessary regulatory approvals.

✅ Plans for the University’s 15th Public Lecture, scheduled for Wednesday, 21 October 2026, to be delivered by Professor Charles Emeka Obiukwu on the topic: “Beneath the Waves: The Microbial Risks of Offshore Drilling on Nigeria’s Marine Blue Economy.”

✅ Preparations for the University’s first Inaugural Lecture, to be delivered by Professor Anthony Odinakachukwu Nwadiubu before the end of 2026.

The meeting reaffirmed the University’s commitment to academic excellence, effective administration, student development, research and the continued growth of KOMU.

KOMU — One Team, One Mission: Selfless Service to Humanity.
Courtesy: KOMU ICT CENTRE

01/10/2026

The K.O. Mbadiwe University Women Association (KOMUWA), led by its Acting President, Dr. Nkechi Nwanekezie, on 29th September 2026, paid a familiarity visit to the Vice-Chancellor of K.O. Mbadiwe University, Prof. F. N. Chukwukere, who is also the President of KOMUWA in her office.

The delegation included the Vice President, Dr. Kamalu, other members of the executive, and distinguished members of KOMUWA.

The visit provided an opportunity for the Association to formally engage with the Vice-Chancellor, strengthen institutional relationships, and reaffirm its commitment to supporting the growth, unity, and development of the University community.

The Vice-Chancellor warmly received the delegation and expressed her appreciation to the Association for the visit. She emphasized the importance of collaboration and collective effort in advancing the goals and aspirations of K.O. Mbadiwe University.

She further assured the delegation of her full support for the activities and programmes of KOMUWA, noting that while Dr. Nwanekezie continues to hold forth as Acting President, the Association can count on the support of her administration in pursuing initiatives that contribute positively to the University community.

KOMUWA — Together for a Stronger University Community.

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25/09/2026

KOMU NEW VICE-CHANCELLOR'S EXTRAORDINARY SENATE MEETING

Prof. Frances Ngozi Chukwukere presides over her first Senate session, unveiling an agenda for global competitiveness, new academic programmes, and stronger staff welfare

The new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Frances Ngozi Chukwukere. Professor Frances Ngozi Chukwukere ( Ph.D.(IMSU), Ph.D. (UNN), M.Sc.(IMSU), M.A., PGDE, B.A.(UNN) MLAN ), has presided over her first Extraordinary Meeting of Senate, marking a significant milestone as the University's second substantive Vice-Chancellor and first female Vice-Chancellor.

Professor Chukwukere expressed appreciation to the Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodimma, for her appointment, describing it as “a rare privilege and a sacred responsibility.” Her appointment took effect on 24 August 2026, with formal handover on 25 August and official resumption on 4 September 2026. Her tenure runs until 23 August 2031.

The Vice-Chancellor presented her administration's vision, “Maintaining Progress Towards Global Competitiveness,” with a commitment to build on the University's achievements and strengthen its position nationally and internationally.

The meeting considered major academic matters, including the 2025/2026 Second Semester Examination results and preparations for the 2026/2027 Academic Calendar. The Vice-Chancellor commended the Central Examination Committee, Deans and Heads of Department for their efforts and called for the prompt completion of outstanding results.

She also announced plans to introduce programmes in Pharmacy, Engineering, Optometry, Radiography, Humanities, Education and Agricultural Sciences, subject to regulatory approval. A Programme Development Committee will be constituted to coordinate the process.

Staff welfare and development also featured prominently, with the Vice-Chancellor emphasising staff development, merit-based promotion, mentorship and capacity building, as well as her goal of ensuring adequate Professors across the University's Faculties.

Closing the meeting, Professor Chukwukere called for unity and collective commitment to the University's progress, reaffirming the spirit of “One Team, One Mission, Selfless Service.”

Courtesy KOMU ICT Centre

Senators and management staff follow the proceedings during the Extraordinary Meeting.

24/09/2026

Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU): A TECH-INTEGRATED UNIVERSITY

KOMU continues to embrace technology and innovation, integrating digital tools and modern learning approaches into the university experience.

As KOMU builds a future-ready academic environment, prospective students are encouraged to take the next step and begin their admission process.

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