GUU to name College of Engineering after Prince Arthur Eze

Maduako Igbokwe, Onitsha

ONITSHA, Anambra, Nigeria – Management of Gregory University Uturu (GUU), Abia state has concluded arrangements to name the institution’s College of Engineering after a prominent Igbo industrialist, Prince Arthur Eze.

This was contained in a statement issued by the Acting Registrar of the university, Emmanuel Nebo and made available to journalists in Awka, Anambra state capital on Tuesday.

According to the statement, the university management has fixed Saturday 29th February 2020 as the day for commissioning of the rechristened College of Engineering complex .

The statement further stated that the ceremony would witness the formal decoration of Prince Arthur Eze with honorary doctorate degree in Business Administration.

The statement reads in part, “ Management hereby invites the public to the christening ceremony of the College of Engineering Complex and subsequent decoration of Prince Arthur Eze with an honorary doctorate degree in Business administration. The physical decoration is sequel to the earlier conferment of the honorary degree on Prince Eze, albeit in his absence, during our 4th Convocation ceremony, which took place on 23rd November 2019.

According to the Registrar, the decision to name the college of engineering complex after the foremost industrialist is informed by Prince Arthur Eze’s pioneering role in the petroleum and aviation sectors in sub Saharan Africa.

His unparalleled achievements in the petroleum and aviation sectors inspired his choice as a brand name for the college, which by the way has become the best college of engineering in Nigeria, housing departments in Mechanical, Civil, Electrical/Electronics, Computer, Chemical, Petroleum, ultra modern engineering laboratories, workshops and sophisticated hi-tech equipment, that continue to attract high profile training workshops to our university.

A renowned industrialist, philanthropist and oil magnate of international repute, Prince Arthur Eze is a holder of degrees in mechanical and chemical engineering from the prestigious California State University, Long Beach, California, USA