In a major boost to digital journalism education, the member representing Enugu North/Enugu South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Chimaobi Sam Atu, has donated state-of-the-art Information and Communication Technology (ICT) facilities and brand-new laptops to the Department of Mass Communication at the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT).

The lawmaker also pledged a long-term commitment to deepen collaboration and support for the university to enhance the practical training of future media practitioners.

Hon Atu who spoke at the closing ceremony of a Digital Skills for Agricultural Development 2026 seminar on Friday organized as part of his constituency project to provide modern tools for agricultural extension activities, also called on media practitioners to promote agriculture and raise public awareness about the dangers of using harmful and unapproved chemicals to preserve food.

He said the empowerment was aimed at equipping journalists with the tools and skills required to perform their duties effectively and contribute to societal development.

Describing journalists as key image-makers of government, Atu said the media had a significant role in shaping public opinion and influencing how people think and behave.

He urged journalists to report government policies objectively while constructively criticising policies they considered inappropriate.

“The masses believe in the media and I know that you will reshape the reasoning of our people in a good direction and help to announce the government policies that are right. The ones that are not right, you can criticise with respect,” he said.

Atu urged the participants to use digital platforms to encourage young people to embrace agriculture, stressing that the sector extended beyond farming to processing, preservation, marketing and technology.

Presenting the equipment to the department, Hon. Atu emphasized that modern journalism relies heavily on digital literacy and tech-driven tools. He noted that the gesture is part of his wider initiative to empower media creators and students with the necessary competencies to excel in a rapidly transforming global information landscape.

“The media play a crucial role in forming public opinion and shaping society. To produce globally competitive graduates, our institutions must have the right infrastructure. This donation is intended to bridge the digital gap and ensure that Mass Communication students at ESUT undergo hands-on, experiential learning rather than just theoretical training.” Atu stated during the presentation. “

Speaking while receiving the items on behalf the department, the Head of the Department, Dr Maxwell Ngene expressed immense gratitude to the lawmaker stressing that the donation of the facilities was timely as it aligns with ESUT Management’s new policy on experiential learning driven by Artificial Intelligence.

Dr Ngene further expressed the department’s readiness to strengthen the collaboration with a view to helping the students understand the profession better.

“This donation couldn’t have come at a better time than now. Last week, the management of our University through the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Aloysius-Michaels Okolie organized a three-day training on experiential learning and application of AI in enhancing education. These ICT Facilities are in the right direction.

“Let me also reiterate our resolve to consolidate on the existing collaboration and deepen it further with a view to having more impact in our students. These facilities will go a long way in not only enhancing experiential learning but it will equip our students with the needed skills to become problem-solvers,” the HOD said.

The department head highlighted that having direct access to modern laptops and ICT infrastructure will streamline training in digital content creation, investigative reporting, and multimedia journalism.

The recent donation aligns with a series of human capital developments spearheaded by Hon. Atu in his constituency. The lawmaker has continuously targeted educational reform, previously equipping local schools with mobile smart laboratories and training youth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and basic soft skills.

It could be recalled that Hon. Atu in 2025 renovated and equipped the Chemistry Laboratory at the Department of Industrial Chemistry at the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), where he is an alumnus.

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No fewer than 23 programmes in the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) are expected to undergo re-accreditation exercise during the 2025/2026 academic session.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Aloysius-Michaels Okolie disclosed this on Friday while playing host to teams of National Universities Commission (NUC) who were in the university for re-accreditation of two departments.

The NUC accreditation teams on inspection of the Departments of Mass Communication and Insurance and Risks management, paid a courtesy visit to the management of the university upon their arrival on Friday.

The teams comprising three inspectors each visited the two departments to access if they have the minimum requirements for re-accreditation.  

The VC told the visitors that the management is doing everything within its powers to sustain its over 80 Programmes and urged them to make recommendations where necessary to help the university to grow.

“I want to welcome you all to ESUT. To some of you, I believe this is your first time in Enugu and your will enjoy your stay with us.  You are the first group that are coming to the university for the 2025 accreditation exercise, your inspection has diverse implications. Today, we have Mass Communication and Insurance and Risks management schedule for re-accreditation. Thereafter, other teams will arrive for the other 21 programmes.

“So it becomes a major burden on both parties, to try to get it right. Our core interest right now is on enhancing experiential learning, to development the students’ skills so that they can become effective even before graduation. To achieve this, we are supporting the departments with the provision of necessary human and material resources for them to excel.

“This is not to say that we are perfect, no. Where you find us deficient, give us a recommendations and we will implement them immediately. Your coming here, will be beneficiary to us because it would improve our system,” the VC said.  

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The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has unbundled its Department of Mass Communication from the Faculty of Social Sciences to establish a new Faculty of Communication and Media Studies (FCMS).

Professor Oloruntola Sunday, former Head of the Mass Communication Department, was unanimously elected as the pioneer Dean of the newly created faculty, while Dr. Ebony Oketunmbi was elected Sub-Dean. Their election was announced at the Board Room 2 of the Faculty of Social Sciences today, June 20, 2025, by the Principal Assistant Registrar, Senate and Ceremonies, Mr. Abayomi Osinowo, who led three other members of the committee to conduct the election.

The elevation comes 58 years after the Department was established in 1966 as an Institute of Mass Communication, following a bilateral agreement between the Federal Government, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and UNESCO. The department was created with the vision of serving as a centre for training journalists in the African subregion, with Professor S. Scotten as its first Dean.

Speaking before the election today, Professor Adelaja Odukoya, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, expressed mixed emotions about the development, describing it as “a regretful exit”. While acknowledging that “children have to be greater than the parents”, he prayed that the new faculty would become the first globally, emphasising that it is already “the first in Nigeria, West Africa, and Africa”. He wished the new faculty success in all its endeavours.

The Mass Communication Department has undergone several transformations since its inception. Initially housed within the University’s Library Complex, it later moved to the Faculty of Arts before being integrated into the Faculty of Social Sciences in February 1974. The department has been led by distinguished academics, including the late Professor Alfred Opubor, Professor Onuora Nwuneli, and the Jagaban of Mass Communication, Professor Ralph A. Akinfeleye. The Department has trained generations of media professionals across Nigeria and West Africa.

Some of her past students include the late Prince Tony Momoh, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Mrs. Ruth Benamaisia-Opia, Mr. John Momoh, Mr. Dele Olojede, the first African to win the Pulitzer Prize in international journalism, Chief Olusegun Osoba, Mr. Bayo Onanuga, among others.

The new Faculty of Communication and Media Studies represents the culmination of decades of growth and academic excellence. From its humble beginning as a one-year diploma program in 1966 to degree awarding in 1968, the department has consistently evolved to meet the changing needs of media education in Nigeria and West Africa. At the 2025 Unilag convocation, the Department graduated 12 PhD candidates and 18 all-female first-class students with B.Sc. degrees.

Speaking on behalf of the department at the ceremony, Dr. Ibitayo Popoola described Professor Sunday as “a man of history” and thanked the Vice-Chancellor for fulfilling her promise to unbundle the Department. He prayed to God to grant her the grace to fulfil all her grand visions for the university.

The Dean’s office holds a renewable two-year term, while the Sub-Dean position is for a one-year term.

The new Faculty of Communication and Media Studies is expected to build on the department’s legacy of media excellence in Africa, including its operation of Radio Unilag 103.1 FM, UnilagTV, Unilag Sun Newspaper, and MassCope Magazine, which provide practical training for broadcast and print students and serve the university community.

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 Before gaining admission into the prestigious Enugu State University Of Science and Technology (ESUT), I have always wished to become the class rep. Immediately I was admitted into the university, I started making moves and asking questions on how to be a class rep. I met with my HOD and the Dean of our Faculty and told them about my plans.

They were impressed at how bold I was and told me the things a class rep does.

I started acting as a class rep in Year one. As an introvert and a very shy person, it was not an easy task for me. It took me lot of courage before I was finally able to address the class without shaking. I have heard tales of being a class rep from my cousin, about how you would be hated by your mates, how you would be held responsible for any misconduct by your course-mates, how you would be known by a lot of lecturers, the constant disrespect and bullying, the post comes with; the hate and envy.

 All these tales did not make me give up on my dreams of being a class representative I. believed I could do it and yesssss, I did it!!

But. There is a saying that uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. I am very conversant with the adage but not the reality as the case is now.

Sometimes it was hard. Sometimes it was easy Ị have cried, Ị have laughed, We’ve argued and we have  made up. I have been misunderstood. I’ve learnt leadership first-hand. So many times, I wanted to give up but my close friends, senior colleagues and few lecturers kept encouraging me.

The accusations, most times unfounded. The name tagging all the time undeserved. The friend that all of a sudden becomes a foe for no reason explainable. But then…

 Being a class rep really helped me come out of my shell. I’ve gotten to know students in different levels and departments through being a class rep, and have interacted with lecturers of high status. It’s been a great experience as it means I have a wide variety of people I can go to and ask questions!

    I love adding value positively wherever I found myself. I love being a ahead, leading and motivating others to achieve a common objective. I love that each time I have something to say, my lecturers always listen to me.

    Class Representative goes through a lot actually. One thing Ị have learnt is, no matter what you do in life, you cannot please everyone. Just do your thing.

On daily basis, students rely on you to confirm and sometimes reconfirm lectures that have been scheduled. Most times, if the confirmation is not fast coming, my phone would be buzzing. My WhatsApp messages and other platforms through which I could be easily communicated would generate heavy traffic. Often times, lecturers make matters worse for you because you would call and text but they would not respond, on time.

When impromptu quiz are done, I become the object of ridicule because my coursemates would assume I had the knowledge but decided to hoard it. “I go explain taya” as we say in Pidgin English

However, the joy that comes with the fact that you are adding value and making impact among your folks is enough motivation.

So the next time you see your class rep, show some reverence. To some extent, they deserve it because the truth of the matter is, It’s not easy.   Looking back now, I noticed I’m no longer really an introvert as compared to how I was before coming to this school. I can now stand a crowd. Though the stage fright is still there, which is natural but not so much as I earlier feared!

I love being a class rep.

Rachel Nweke is the Class Rep of Year Students, Department of Mass Communication, ESUT.

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Ahead of the 20th Convocation Ceremony of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT, scheduled to hold on Saturday, November 23, 2024, ESUT Monitor Newspaper begins daily publication of the Best Graduating Student of each Department and Faculty

The aim of this series is to Promote ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE and celebrate the students who distinguished themselves.

Today we take-off from Mass Communication because charity they say, begins at home.

Born over two decades ago, Miss Eze Ginikachukwu Vivian hails from Nkanụ West Local Government Area of Enugu State.

Inspiring to become a media guru and a global communicator, Miss Eze’s aspiration to study Mass Communication was manifested after she gained admission into ESUT in 2019/2020 Academic Session.

Primed to achieve excellence, she went about her academic with keen interest and limited distractions. Although she.combined her social life and academic schedule effectively, he religious propensity was also high.

Her hardwork paid off ahead of her graduation as she was employed as a presenter with Energy FM, Enugu a position she discharged creditably.

Among over a hundred students of her set, Eze Ginikachukwu Vivian came out first with a CGPA of 4.07. A feat for her and a standard for her classmates.

Currently undergoing her mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Abuja, Miss Ézè explained to us what the achievement meant for her

“From Childhood, I have always desired to study Mass Communication and doing that in ESUT was a privilege. I worked hard each day and I am grateful to my parents and lecturers for their support. Of course, it was a tedious journey but I perseved.

“I have a passion for reading books, watching movies, and exploring new topics, as I believe in constantly enriching my understanding and broadening my horizons,” she said.

Decent, humble and dedicated, Miss Eze has serious aversion “to actions that compromise integrity or disregard the well-being of others. Respect, fairness, and honesty are values I hold in high regard. I believe that doing the right thing should always come first, no matter the circumstances.”

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Dr Dr. Andrew Chiahalam Apeh of the Department of Mass Communication on Wednesday emerged the new Vice Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU ESUT Branch.

Dr Apeh was, in the bye elections conducted at the Senate Building ESUT, returned elected as the sole candidate who declared interest for the position.

The position of Vice Chairman of the union became vacant following the resignation of Dr Chukwu Peter who was earlier elected into the role

In the bye election, Dr Apeh was elected unopposed after several Professors who had declared interest withdrew from the race.

Similarly, Prof Leo Chukwu was also elected new Treasurer of the union, unopposed.

The two new Executive Council members of ASUU-ESUT were immediately sworn-in.

In his acceptance speech, Dr Apeh promised to work “tirelessly” for the transformation of the union.

“Your massive vote of confidence is a testament to your belief in my ability to lead and serve our ASUU-ESUT union. I am deeply humbled and honored to emerge as your chosen vice chairman.

“I pledge to work tirelessly towards a transformative ASUU ESUT, prioritizing quality staff welfare and a conducive work atmosphere for all members.

“I appreciate the contributions of everyone who ensured a transparent and successful election process.

“Special thanks also to my contenders who demonstrated exceptional trust in me by stepping down, allowing me to emerge unopposed. Your selflessness and commitment to our union’s progress are truly commendable.

“As your vice chairman, I assure you of my dedication to teamwork, inclusiveness, and listening governance. Together with my fellow excos, I am committed to negotiating, dialoguing, and collaborating until we meet the basic needs of at least 99% of our members,” Dr Apeh did.

It could be recalled that Dr Apeh in the build-up to the election, resigned from his position as Assistant Secretary to vie for the Vice Chairmanship.

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The final year students of Mass Communication, ESUT on Thursday celebrated their sign out from the university with pomp and music to mark their final examinations in the school

Shortly after their final degree examination the students gathered in front of the department’s complex to share their joy and excitement having passed through the four walls of a great university.

They were accompanied by lively sounds of cultural musics such as ogene group, among others.

The students couldn’t hide their joy, beaming with smiles and laughter as they danced and sang to the music, sharing drinks and food to celebrate their mileage.

Family and friends no doubt came to share in their joy.

ESUT Monitor captured their merriment and had interactions with few of them starting with our Editor-in-chief, Timothy Nwobodo who spoke about his times and days in the department.

Excerpts

Tell us about yourself

My name is Timothy Nwobodo, I just graduated from the Department of Mass Communication, Faculty of Management Sciences, of this prestigious institution,.ESUT

How was your last paper?

“A great day, no doubt. I feel excited. We finished all our exams today. To my greatest surprise the lecturer was a bit considerate in our final paper. She understood that we were going to sign out today, the questions were a little bit easy.

What paper did you write today?

Print Media and Management.

How do you feel about the sign out?

“I’m so overwhelmed with joy, I can’t describe it, looking back few years ago when I stepped into this school as a fresher, I was wondering when I will graduate and its just like yesterday, I’m so happy to be here this moment.

What is your advice to those you are leaving behind?

Keep working hard, do the right thing at the right time, face your studies and you will come out with flying colours.

Stay focus, do what you have to do on time, stop procrastinating and you will be good.

Another student who identified herself simply as Unoma also shared her excitement with us.

What’s your name?

My name is Unoma

How do you feel about your sign out today?

I feel so good and excited, it wasn’t easy but we are done.

How do you feel departing from your coursemates and friends?

I don’t feel so good, but at the end of the day, you just have to do what you have to do.

Are you prepared for the labour market??

I am not, nobody is ever ready, but I will get there.

Advice those that are yet to graduate

Stay focus, do what you have to do on time, stop procrastinating and you will be good.

Although the students are through (for those who may not have carryover papers to write next session) they will still be around the school for their project defence.

Final degree examinations marks a departure from the classroom lectures but the students will still come back for the Convocation ceremony which will be announced by the university.

Most final yet students of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT had their final degree exams in Thursday while some, including Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences, FANS had theirs on Friday, August 9, 2024.

Below is the link to watch the sign out party by final year students in ESUT on Thursday

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/dAoifWyF2SHGi8fn/?mibextid=oFDknk

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Ikenga Media and Cultural Awareness Initiatives, IMCAI, organized a one-day mentoring workshop for mass communication students at Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT.

The one-day workshop, themed “Building a Satisfying Career in Journalism,” took place on July 5, 2024, and featured sessions led by experienced journalists, Mrs. Chiamaka Okafor and Mr. Chinagorom Ugwu of Premium Times Newspaper

The workshop began with participants registering for the event, led by Ikengaonline’s Editor-in-Chief, Uche Ugboajah’s opening speech. The head of Department of Mass Communication delivered a welcome address and urged the students to make use of the workshop to increase their learning.

The Editor-in-Chief, Uche Ugboajah gave opening remarks, and a group photograph was taken, featuring all participants, including lecturers and Ikenga officials.

Mrs. Chiamaka Okafor, a journalist and Executive Director of Media and Information Literacy and Intercultural Dialogue Foundation, who led the first session on “Journalism at a Glance”, defined  journalism as a profession and social responsibility.

She dismissed the idea that ‘journalism doesn’t pay the bills,’ declaring that the profession offers diverse opportunities for supplementary income. She quipped, “The sky is wide enough for us to do other things for a source of income….” She emphasized that a good journalistic piece should possess certain qualities, which she elaborated on, providing insight into the characteristics of a good news story.

 The session became more interactive as students were grouped to write news articles, with Group Three emerging as the winner. She presented the group leader with a N2000 reward, acknowledging their efforts. Then, she took the time to provide constructive feedback, pointing out areas for improvement in their news articles. Through her guidance, she enlightened and encouraged the students, helping them grow in their journalistic skills.

Mr. Chinagorom Ugwu, a journalist with Premium Times, shared his journalism experience, highlighting ethical issues and encouraging students to establish a campus journalists’ union.

He began by introducing the concept of a campus journalists’ union, which he experienced first-hand at his alma mater, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Akwa, UNIZIK. He encouraged the department to establish a similar union, complementing their existing ESUT Monitor Newspaper.

Sharing his personal journey, he recounted how his passion for journalism began even before university, earning him recognition from lecturers and peers for staying on top of trending issues. He shared stories of his determination, from contacting Vanguard newspaper to landing a post-graduation internship, which left a lasting impression on professionals in the field emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations when writing news stories.

Students shared their takeaways from the workshop and Ikenga presented certificates and cash awards to participants.

Additionally, the Head of Department presented a copy of the ESUT Monitor to the Editor-in-Chief of Ikengaonline, Uche Ugboajah, as a token of appreciation for their collaboration and support in organizing the workshop.

 In an interview with ESUT Monitor, Mrs. Chiamaka Okafor revealed that the workshop was also held at UNIZIK as part of its focus on South Eastern universities. She expressed her desire to return and see the progress of the students. When asked about the perception of journalism as a low-paying profession, she emphasized that “quality journalism speaks for itself.” On coping with insecurity, she quoted her mentor, “No story is worth your life,” highlighting the importance of security training and analysis for journalists. She shared her passion for storytelling and her desire to continue writing news stories.

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By Sebastine Okafor

Determined to increase the productive output of its staff members, the board of the Department of Mass Communication at the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) during the week, organised a one-day staff sensitization workshop/reorientation for all the teaching and Non-teaching staff in its fold.

The event, which took place on Thursday, June 28, 2024, had in attendance four professors from Departments of Mass Communication Department and Public Administration as well as the Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences, Prof. Chioma Oleka, who was ably represented by her Associate Dean, Dr. Ikechukwu Ezugwu, among others.

In his opening address, the Head of the Department, Dr. Chidiebere Ezinwa, stated that the essence of the programme was to get the staff of the department, especially the new ones, acquainted with the work ethics of their jobs. This, he emphasized, “would enhance productivity, ethical standards, and improve the overall conduct of all staff, especially those in academics.’

One of the key areas highlighted was the need for increased productivity among staff members. “Timeliness and presence are crucial,” Dr. Ezinwa stressed. “Staff are expected to be punctual and present at the right place at the right time.”

He also emphasized the importance of a positive work attitude, encouraging staff to embrace constructive feedback and foster a more united department with a common sense of purpose.

Prof. Okechukwu Chikeleze, speaking on examination conduct, emphasized the responsibilities of invigilators. “Exams are designed to test students’ knowledge, not to harass or intimidate them,” he said.

He listed prohibited actions such as shouting, use of force, and any form of intimidation, highlighting the need to maintain a calm and credible exam environment. “We must avoid distractions such as phone use during invigilation and be punctual for our duties,” Prof. Chikeleze added.

Addressing the issue of examination malpractice, Prof. Chikeleze underscored the importance of fair treatment and scientific invigilation methods.

“Treat students fairly and verify accusations before taking action,” he advised.

He also outlined the reporting procedures for malpractice cases, which require the signatures of two invigilators and allow students to write a counter-report if necessary.

Prof. Sunny Udeze discussed work ethics, focusing on personal conduct, responsibility, integrity, and effective communication. “Maintain respectful relationships with students and colleagues, be punctual, and actively participate in meetings and classes,” he advised.

Prof. Udeze also emphasized the importance of handling conflicts impartially and maintaining fairness in decision-making. “Integrity and honesty are key to a lasting, positive reputation,” he noted.

Prof. Linus Iloegbunam Ogbuoshi elaborated on staff relationships and academic mottos.

He emphasized the importance of adhering to bureaucratic organization principles, including codes of conduct and appraisal methods. “Respect seniors, produce course compacts, and participate actively in invigilation,” he stated.

He urged staff to avoid changing exam timetables, uphold academic standards, and foster cooperation and mentorship among colleagues.

“Avoid malicious behavior and backbiting,” Prof. Ogbuoshi advised, highlighting the need for a harmonious work environment.

Prof. Clementina Obiageli Okafor spoke on academic advisory and class attendance, stressing the importance of regular meetings with students to monitor academic progress and develop study skills.

“We must avoid accepting gifts and any form of sexual harassment,” she stated. “Ensure regular class attendance and enforce appropriate attire for students.”

According to reports, the staff reorientation and sensitization workshop provided valuable insights and expectations for improving the productivity, conduct, and ethical standards of the academic staff. By adhering to these guidelines, the Department of Mass Communication at ESUT aims to foster a more productive, respectful, and ethical academic environment.

However, this comprehensive guide for academic staff summarizes the crucial points discussed during the workshop, underscoring the department’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of academic and professional conduct.

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The Enugu State Governor, His Excellency, Dr Peter Ndubisi Mbah has appointed Professor Chris Ngwu as the Chairman, Enugu State Independent Electoral Commission, ENSIC.

The appointed was contained in a public announcement on Thursday, March 28, signed by the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Chidiebere Onyia.

A professor of Mass Communication in the Department of Mass Communication, Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT, Prof Ngwu is bringing his wealth of experience, expertise and charisma to chart a new path for the electoral body in the state.

He replaces Dr Mike Ajogu in the stead.

Professor Ngwu’s major assignment, immeniently, is the conduct of the 2024 Enugu State Council Elections slated to hold on October 5, 2024.

Previously scheduled to hold on February 24, 2024, the local council polls were postponed to October 5 following a court order requesting the Commission to adjust its original guideline and timetable published in the official gazette of Enugu State on Sept. 26, 2023.

The nine-member board of ENSIEC has Barr. Ifesinachi Umeobika as secretary

Enugu State Independent Electoral Commission (ENSIEC) Members:

• Professor Christian C. Ngwu, Chairman
• Solomon Edeh, Member (Re-appointed)
• Chinenyenwa A. Ogbu, Member (Re-appointed)
• Barr. George Obiora Ani, Member (Re-appointed)
• Arthur Ifeanyi Ede, Member
• Barr. Paully Eze, Member
• Emmanuel Ogbodo, Member
• Emeka G. Ukwuaba, Member
• Barr. Ifesinachi Umeobika, Secretary

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