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Participants during training session   On the 20th and 22nd of November 2021, Sasakawa Africa Association (SAA), trained Lecturers on the deployment and utilization of asynchronous learning models using Learning Management Systems in Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Nigeria. The aim of the training was to enhance the mainstreaming of e-extension platforms informal and non-formal agricultural extension training and operations as well as scaling up technologies through digital transformation. The...Read More

Open access academic journals are paramount in the dissemination of knowledge for scientific development. It is on this note that the College of Veterinary Medicine of the University unveiled the College journal titled, ‘Journal of Sustainable Veterinary and Allied Sciences’, where it revealed scientific methodologies for increasing reproduction in domestic and farm animals. Speaking at the unveiling ceremony held at the University auditorium, on Tuesday, the journal reviewer and Assistant...Read More

The Vice-Chancellor of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike has commissioned an ultra-modern CEET Car Wash Bay built by the students of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technology. The VC who was represented at the commissioning ceremony by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. Udo Herbert, expressed satisfaction with the numerous Students Work Experience Programme (SWEP) projects initiated and completed by the students of the College. Prof. Madu Ofo...Read More

Following the promise of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Maduebibisi Ofo Iwe during his inauguration address, to greatly improve agricultural research and demonstration, which he reiterated at a press briefing to mark 100 days in office, a bright light has finally appeared at the end of the tunnel. The Vice-Chancellor had expressed his ambition to clear and utilize at least 50 hectares of land for agricultural research and demonstration purposes. Initially, his...Read More

It is no longer news that the Abia State end of the Umuahia/ Ikot-Ekpene road has become barely passable. No doubt, the sorry state of the road has occasioned untold hardship on our staff and student populations, including the loss of lives of our dear students. The latest painful loss is the death of Miss Chidinma Ogbonna, a 500-level student of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof Maduebibisi...Read More