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Uniport Governing Council Commissions Revitalised Bottling Plant, Advances Infrastructure and Staff Development.
The Governing Council of University of Port Harcourt has commissioned the institution’s revitalised bottling plant, marking a significant stride in its drive for sustainability and institutional growth. The commissioning ceremony, held over the weekend, was led by the Chairman of Council, Senator Mao Ohuabunwa.
The upgraded facility, now equipped with modern, state-of-the-art machinery, boasts an impressive production capacity of up to 8,000 bags per day. This development is expected to significantly boost the University’s internally generated revenue while enhancing overall operational efficiency.
As part of its oversight functions, the Council also undertook an inspection of key infrastructure projects across the University. Among these was the Federal Government-backed solar farm project, designed to ensure uninterrupted power supply within the campus. Additionally, the Council reviewed progress on an ongoing hostel accommodation project under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement aimed at addressing the growing housing needs of students.
In a move that underscores its commitment to academic excellence and staff development, the Council approved the promotion of several academic staff to the ranks of Professor and Associate Professor. Furthermore, seven staff members were elevated to the rank of Directors, alongside the promotion of Deputy Registrars, as well as personnel within the Bursary, Audit, and other administrative cadres.
Reaffirming the Council’s vision for the institution, Senator Ohuabunwa emphasized its commitment to positioning the University on the global stage. He noted that sustained investment in infrastructure, academic advancement, and innovation will not only strengthen the University’s standing but also establish it as a benchmark for excellence in higher education.
With these developments, the University of Port Harcourt continues to demonstrate a clear focus on growth, resilience, and global competitiveness.
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The Governing Council of University of Port Harcourt has commissioned the institution’s revitalised bottling plant, marking a significant stride in its drive for sustainability and institutional growth. The commissioning ceremony, held over the weekend, was led by the Chairman of Council, Senator Mao Ohuabunwa.
The upgraded facility, now equipped with modern, state-of-the-art machinery, boasts an impressive production capacity of up to 8,000 bags per day. This development is expected to significantly boost the University’s internally generated revenue while enhancing overall operational efficiency.
As part of its oversight functions, the Council also undertook an inspection of key infrastructure projects across the University. Among these was the Federal Government-backed solar farm project, designed to ensure uninterrupted power supply within the campus. Additionally, the Council reviewed progress on an ongoing hostel accommodation project under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement aimed at addressing the growing housing needs of students.
In a move that underscores its commitment to academic excellence and staff development, the Council approved the promotion of several academic staff to the ranks of Professor and Associate Professor. Furthermore, seven staff members were elevated to the rank of Directors, alongside the promotion of Deputy Registrars, as well as personnel within the Bursary, Audit, and other administrative cadres.
Reaffirming the Council’s vision for the institution, Senator Ohuabunwa emphasized its commitment to positioning the University on the global stage. He noted that sustained investment in infrastructure, academic advancement, and innovation will not only strengthen the University’s standing but also establish it as a benchmark for excellence in higher education.
With these developments, the University of Port Harcourt continues to demonstrate a clear focus on growth, resilience, and global competitiveness.
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Uniport Governing Council Commissions Revitalised Bottling Plant, Advances Infrastructure and Staff Development.
The Governing Council of University of Port Harcourt has commissioned the institution’s revitalised bottling plant, marking a significant stride in its drive for sustainability and institutional growth. The commissioning ceremony, held over the weekend, was led by the Chairman of Council, Senator Mao Ohuabunwa.
The upgraded facility, now equipped with modern, state-of-the-art machinery, boasts an impressive production capacity of up to 8,000 bags per day. This development is expected to significantly boost the University’s internally generated revenue while enhancing overall operational efficiency.
As part of its oversight functions, the Council also undertook an inspection of key infrastructure projects across the University. Among these was the Federal Government-backed solar farm project, designed to ensure uninterrupted power supply within the campus. Additionally, the Council reviewed progress on an ongoing hostel accommodation project under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement aimed at addressing the growing housing needs of students.
In a move that underscores its commitment to academic excellence and staff development, the Council approved the promotion of several academic staff to the ranks of Professor and Associate Professor. Furthermore, seven staff members were elevated to the rank of Directors, alongside the promotion of Deputy Registrars, as well as personnel within the Bursary, Audit, and other administrative cadres.
Reaffirming the Council’s vision for the institution, Senator Ohuabunwa emphasized its commitment to positioning the University on the global stage. He noted that sustained investment in infrastructure, academic advancement, and innovation will not only strengthen the University’s standing but also establish it as a benchmark for excellence in higher education.
With these developments, the University of Port Harcourt continues to demonstrate a clear focus on growth, resilience, and global competitiveness.
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