A TENURE OF TRANSFORMATION: NAPS Senate President-Elect Congratulates Prof. Ogbo on Successful First Tenure"



By Comr Usman Ibrahimnyass Dende

The NAPS Senate President-Elect, Comr. Usman Ibrahimnyass Dende, has congratulated the Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja, Prof. Usman Salisu Ogbo, on his successful completion of his first tenure in office.


Comr. Dende praised Prof. Ogbo's leadership, citing his numerous achievements in infrastructure development, academic excellence, and staff development.


He commended Prof. Ogbo's commitment to promoting quality education and academic excellence, and expressed his desire to work with him to achieve even greater heights in the future.



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