In an atmosphere filled with celebration and nostalgia, Professor Ignatius O. Nwangwu marked his retirement from Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) with a grand ceremony that highlighted his significant contributions to academia and the institution.
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Professor Nwangwu, a distinguished scholar in Educational Management, dedicated over three decades to advancing knowledge and mentoring future generations of professionals.
His career at ESUT was marked by numerous achievements, including groundbreaking research, influential publications, and a lasting impact on both students and colleagues.
The retirement event, held in Enugu on Saturday, was attended by a mix of dignitaries, fellow academics, friends, students, and family members.
Former Vice-Chancellor of ESUT, Professor Charles Eze, delivered an emotional speech, praising Professor Nwangwu’s dedication, resilience, and passion for education.
Former students of Professor Ignatius Nwangwu shared heartfelt testimonies, recounting how his mentorship and guidance were pivotal in shaping their careers.
Many attributed their professional successes to the solid foundation laid by Professor I.G. Nwangwu’s rigorous academic standards and personal encouragement.
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The highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of gifts to Professor Nwangwu, recognizing his outstanding service and commitment to ESUT.
In his acceptance speech, Professor I.G. Nwangwu expressed gratitude to his colleagues, students, and family.
He reflected on his journey, acknowledging the challenges and triumphs that defined his career.
“It has been a remarkable journey,” he said. “I am grateful for the opportunities I have had to contribute to the growth of this esteemed institution and to the lives of so many students.”
The event concluded with a banquet, celebrating Professor Nwangwu’s illustrious career and the beginning of his new chapter in life.
His retirement is seen not as an end but as a continuation of his legacy, with many looking forward to his future contributions to academia and society.
