DVCs Elected

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Senate at the 162nd Meeting on February 28, 2019 elected two Deputy Vice Chancellors. They are Prof. Donbebe Wankasi (who is being elected for a second term) is to serve as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration) and Prof. Allen Agih (who is being elected for the first term) is to serve as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic)

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  1. PTAApril 17, 2019 at 10:01 AM

    Ndu bills are much for freshers, the school fees is extremely huge, sometimes you adminitors don’t even care about the students.. sometime needs to be done to those expensive bills and other payments in the school...!!!

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