Niger Delta
UNICAL’s APC ’ll Work At Optimal Capacity – VC
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Prof. Zana Akpagu, has pledged his administration’s commitment towards ensuring that the Academic Publishing Centre (APC) functions at optimal capacity.
Prof. Akpagu made the pledge when officials from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETfund) paid a courtesy call on him in his office.
Describing the APC as one of the best structures in the institution, the Vice Chancellor promised to join forces with TETfund to ensure that the centre is up and running.
According to him, the institution would adhere strictly to the templates of TETfund to ensure that the centre achieves its set goals and objectives.
The Vice Chancellor, who described the visit as ‘timely, said it has created an opportunity for the institution and TETfund to cross-fertilize ideas on how to run the centre.
“We value the centre and that is why we are taking it
seriously. On our part we will ensure that the centre functions optimally because it is a centre where research can be carried out”, he said.
Earlier, the Team leader from TETfund, Prof. Babajide Alo, said they were on a working visit to all the APCs in the six Geo-political zones of the country.
He said the visit is to examine and evaluate the state of affairs of the APC in UNICAL with a view to ensuring that the centre achieves its desired purpose.
Friday Nwagbara, Calabar
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