Leicester alumni unite to boost Nigeria’s progress
Graduates of the University of Leicester have come together to support Nigeria’s development following the launch of the institution’s Nigerian alumni chapter in Abuja. The chapter aims to harness the expertise and networks of its members to contribute to national growth. Phil Dalby, Director of the Future Students Office, praised Nigerian alumni for their ongoing impact both at home and abroad. The event highlighted the importance of alumni in driving change and supporting the university’s global mission.
TLDR
- The University of Leicester’s Nigerian alumni chapter was officially launched in Abuja, bringing together graduates and key stakeholders.
- Phil Dalby emphasized the significant contributions of Nigerian alumni and encouraged support for the university’s ambitious £100 million campaign.
- The chapter is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission and seeks to align alumni efforts with Nigeria’s development priorities.
- Alumni such as Mathew Adepoju and Abdulhakeem Oyebode shared how their education at Leicester shaped their professional journeys.
- The event included discussions on leveraging alumni networks for both personal advancement and national development.
