FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OTUOKE ANNOUNCES 34TH INAUGURAL LECTURE FOR OCTOBER 28, 2026
The Federal University Otuoke (FUOTUOKE), Bayelsa State, has announced its 34th Inaugural Lecture, scheduled to hold on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Promise Mebine, on behalf of the Governing Council, Senate and the entire university community, has invited members of the public to attend the academic event.
Topic and Inaugural Lecturer
The lecture will be delivered by Engr. Professor Ernest Mbamalu Ezeh, Professor of Chemical Engineering, specialising in Separation Processes.
The lecture is titled:
“FROM CHAOS TO CLARITY: The Symphony of Separation Processes for Circular Economy Solutions and Planetary Protection.”
The lecture is expected to explore the role of separation processes in developing circular economy solutions and protecting the planet.
Date, Time and Venue
The details of the inaugural lecture are as follows:
- Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
- Time: 11:00 a.m.
- Venue: University Auditorium, East Campus, Federal University Otuoke
- Chief Host: Professor Promise Mebine, Vice-Chancellor
- Inaugural Lecturer: Engr. Professor Ernest Mbamalu Ezeh
RSVP and Contact Information
Interested attendees may contact the following university officials for further information:
- Professor Ibeibeitei Temple Oftor, Chairperson, University Inaugural Lecture Committee: +234 803 756 4099
- Mrs. Andabi Benita Amangi-Edomo, Registrar: 08037753344
Invitation to the Public
The university invites members of the academic community, students, researchers and the general public to attend the lecture.
The event will provide an opportunity to engage with research on chemical engineering, separation processes, circular economy solutions and environmental protection.