A chieftain of All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Akinola Awodeyi-Akinsehinwa, has congratulated Senator Chris Adighije, former pro-chancellor of Federal University, Lokoja, on the conferment of an honorary doctoral degree in science (honoris causa) on him.
This recognition, approved by the university’s senate, celebrates Senator Adighije’s contributions to education, public service and societal development, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career.
Dr. Awodeyi-Akinsehinwa lauded what he called Senator Adighije’s leadership and commitment to academic excellence, which transformed Federal University, Lokoja during his tenure as pro-chancellor.
He underscored Adighije’s dedication to fostering educational advancement, promoting integrity and uplifting communities through selfless service.
“This honorary degree is a well-deserved tribute to Senator Adighije’s enduring legacy, which has elevated the university’s stature and set a high standard for leadership that inspires students, academics and society at large,” he said.
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The conferment reflects Adighije’s embodiment of core values such as excellence, integrity and compassion, which align with the university’s mission to nurture future leaders.
Awodeyi-Akinsehinwa said: ‘’This recognition honours a leader whose contributions have left an indelible mark not only on Federal University, Lokoja, but also on the broader educational and societal landscape of Nigeria.
‘’The ceremony is scheduled to take place during Federal University, Lokoja’s 9th convocation holding from October 15 to 18, at the university’s Felele campus in Kogi State.’’
Dr. Awodeyi-Akinsehinwa celebrated Senator Adighije’s humility and dedication, wishing him continued success, good health and further opportunities to contribute to Nigeria’s progress.
“On behalf of the academic community and individuals touched by your work, I join Nigerians in celebrating this prestigious honour and looking forward to your ongoing impact,” he said.