Federal College Of Education Obudu

09/09/2026

Paspy Slow at the SUG commissioning.
Ushie Ushie

09/09/2026

SUG COMMISSIONS FREE Wi-Fi PROJECT FOR STUDENTS OF FCE OBUDU, HONOURS COLLEGE MANAGEMENT

The Students’ Union Government (SUG) of the Federal College of Education Obudu has commissioned a free Wi-Fi project designed to provide students with improved access to internet connectivity and digital learning resources within the College.

The commissioning ceremony, held today at the Theatre Arts Hall of the College, brought together members of the College Management, staff, student leaders and students to celebrate what was described as a significant step towards strengthening digital access and enhancing the students’ academic experience.

The initiative, spearheaded by the SUG leadership under the President, Comrade Aniah Jeremiah Unimke, is expected to provide students with easier and more affordable access to online educational materials, research resources, communication platforms and other digital services essential to modern learning.

In his remarks, the SUG President, Comrade Aniah Jeremiah Unimke, expressed gratitude to Almighty God for the grace, wisdom and support he enjoyed throughout his tenure as President of the Students’ Union Government.

He particularly appreciated the Provost of the College, Dr. Richard Ugbaha Utubaku, for his support and commitment to the welfare and development of the students.

The SUG President noted that the Wi-Fi project was conceived as part of efforts by the students’ leadership to contribute meaningfully to the development of the College and provide a practical solution to one of the challenges confronting students in an increasingly digital academic environment.

He expressed appreciation to members of the College Management, staff and students for their support and cooperation, stressing that the success recorded by the SUG was made possible through collective efforts and a peaceful relationship between the students’ leadership and the College authorities.

Representing the Provost, Dr. Richard Ugbaha Utubaku, at the occasion, the Deputy Provost Academics, Dr. Ezekiel Oji, acknowledged the efforts of the SUG in initiating the project and commended the student leadership for demonstrating a sense of responsibility and commitment to the development of the College.

Dr. Oji observed that the College had continued to enjoy stability and a peaceful academic environment, noting that there had been no recent cases of students’ unrest.

He attributed the prevailing peace in the College to the cooperation between the College Management and the students, as well as the responsible leadership demonstrated by the SUG.

The Deputy Provost Academics emphasized the importance of maintaining the existing atmosphere of peace, dialogue and mutual understanding, stressing that a stable academic environment was essential for effective teaching, learning and development of the College.

He further encouraged the students to make responsible use of the newly commissioned Wi-Fi facility and other resources provided by the College and the Students’ Union Government.

The commissioning of the free Wi-Fi project was the major highlight of the ceremony. The project represents an important addition to the College’s growing digital infrastructure and is expected to support students in accessing online academic materials, conducting research, communicating with their lecturers and keeping abreast of developments within and outside the academic community.

Beyond academic research, the facility is also expected to expose students to opportunities available through the digital space, while reducing some of the financial burden associated with purchasing mobile data for academic activities.

Another major highlight of the occasion was the presentation of awards to distinguished members of the College community in recognition of their contributions, support and service to the College and its students.

Among those honoured were the Provost of the College, Dr. Richard Ugbaha Utubaku; Deputy Provost Academics, Dr. Ezekiel Oji; Deputy Provost Administration, Dr. Godwin Tsua; Registrar, Dr. Evans Osakwe Ijenya; Director of Academic Planning, Dr. Joseph Fatoba; and Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Ignatius Ingwu.

Also recognised were Dr. Regina Agogo, Director, Degree Programmes; Dr. Irem Igri; Dr. Joseph Ukashia; Mr. Nick Agba, Director, ICT; and Dr. Ajang David.

The awards were presented as an expression of appreciation for the recipients’ various contributions to the growth of the College and their support for the students and the Students’ Union Government.

The event also provided an opportunity for the SUG leadership to reflect on its tenure and the progress made in promoting students’ welfare, peaceful coexistence and constructive engagement with the College authorities.

The commissioning of the free Wi-Fi facility therefore marks another milestone in the relationship between the Students’ Union Government and the College Management, while reinforcing the importance of student participation in the development of the College.

With the project now commissioned, students of the Federal College of Education Obudu are expected to benefit from improved internet access as the College continues to embrace technology and digital solutions in support of teaching, learning, research and student development.

The ceremony ended on a celebratory note, with members of the College community applauding the SUG leadership for the initiative and expressing optimism that the facility would be sustained and expanded to reach more students across the College.

09/09/2026

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09/09/2026

With profound grief, we announce the death of Mr. Edward Ugbong Undiadeye . Until his death, he was an Assistant Deputy Registrar of the College. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE. AMEN.

08/09/2026

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07/09/2026

PROVOST KICKS OFF STUDENT WEEK, ASSURED OF GAMES VILLAGE TRANSFORMATION BEFORE YEAR-END

The Provost of the Federal College of Education, Obudu, Dr. Richard Ugbaha Utubaku, has officially kicked off the 2026 Student Week activities of the College with a ceremonial kick-off at the Games Village, reaffirming the College commitment to sports development and the promotion of healthy living among students and staff.

The colourful event, held today at the College Games Village, featured the much-anticipated Provost’s Cup football match between students of the Main College Campus and the Bebi Campus, marking the beginning of a week-long celebration of students’ talents, unity, recreation and sporting excellence.

Before kicking off the match, Dr. Utubaku emphasized the importance of sports to the physical and mental well-being of individuals, noting that participation in sporting activities promotes healthy living, discipline, teamwork and social interaction.

According to the Provost, the College recognizes sports not merely as a form of entertainment but as an important component of education and human development. He encouraged the students to take sporting activities seriously and use the opportunity provided by the Student Week to discover, develop and showcase their talents.

Dr. Utubaku also disclosed that the reconstruction of the spectators’ stand at the Games Village will commence soon, assuring the College community that the project is expected to be completed and handed over to the institution before the end of the year.

He explained that the reconstruction of the spectators’ stand would significantly transform the Games Village and give the sporting facility a much-needed facelift, providing a more conducive environment for students, staff and spectators during sporting events.

The Provost further described the College football pitch as one of the best football pitches in Cross River State, particularly highlighting its natural grass surface. He expressed optimism that with the planned improvement of the Games Village, the facility would become an even more attractive venue for sporting activities within and beyond the College community.

He stated that the administration is committed to ensuring that sporting activities become a permanent feature of campus life, adding that the initiative would not be limited to students.

According to him, staff members of the College will also soon have their own sporting competition, providing an opportunity for staff to participate actively in sports, strengthen interpersonal relationships and promote healthy living within the College community.

The Provost noted that the inclusion of staff in the sporting programme demonstrates the administration’s broader commitment to creating a healthy and vibrant College community where both staff and students can participate in recreational and competitive activities.

He urged the students participating in the Provost’s Cup to demonstrate the spirit of sportsmanship, discipline and fair play, stressing that the essence of the competition was not only to win but also to foster unity and friendship among students of the different campuses.

Following his remarks, Dr. Utubaku proceeded to the centre of the pitch, where he ceremonially kicked the football to officially signal the commencement of the Provost’s Cup and the 2026 Student Week activities.

The kick-off was greeted with cheers from students, staff and supporters gathered at the Games Village, setting the tone for an exciting Student Week filled with sporting, social and recreational activities.

The event also provided an opportunity for students from the Main Campus and Bebi Campus to interact beyond the classroom, strengthening the sense of belonging and unity across the College.

The commencement of the Student Week, therefore, marks another significant step in the College’s efforts to promote students’ welfare, talent development and holistic education, while the planned reconstruction of the spectators’ stand is expected to further enhance the Games Village and position it as a major sporting facility in the institution.

With the Provost’s commitment to sustained sporting activities and the proposed improvement of the Games Village, the College community looks forward to a new era in sports development, participation and healthy living at Federal College of Education, Obudu.

06/09/2026