The new Vice-Chancellor of the University of Delta, Agbor, Prof. Eric Eboh, on Tuesday formally assumed duty, pledging to build on the institution’s existing foundation.
He promised to steer the university to greater heights through a strategic development framework, anchored on research, innovation, and institutional excellence.
Prof. Eboh, who becomes the second vice-chancellor of the university, said his administration would align closely with the vision and mission of the institution, while building on the achievements of the pioneer leadership.
Speaking shortly after taking over, the vice-chancellor expressed confidence in his mandate, stating that with divine guidance and collective effort, the university would witness accelerated progress.
He emphasized that his leadership would focus on providing direction that advances UNIDEL into a model institution for academic and research excellence.
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Central to his agenda is a development blueprint tagged: “Project RAISE UNIDEL Higher,” built on five key pillars of research and innovation, academic excellence, ICT optimisation in teaching, learning, and administration, staff professional development and welfare, and a conducive environment for staff, students, and stakeholders.
Describing his approach as one rooted in “growth and sustainability,” the vice-chancellor assured that his administration would be guided by transparency, integrity, accountability, collaboration, teamwork, consultation, and feedback.
He said under his leadership, the university would not only elevate its brand but also align with global best practices in academic and research management to deliver measurable national impact.
Prof. Eboh called on staff, students, and stakeholders to support his administration, stressing that collaboration would be key to achieving the institution’s vision.
“I solicit the cooperation and collaboration of all stakeholders as we work together to move the university forward,” he said.
