HANDSOME SPEAKS TO FRESHERS

 A young man named Handsome speaks on life as an undergraduate, combining academics with skills

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Prof. Emmanuel Iyidiobi Speaks

 Prof. Emmanuel Iyidiobi, Professor of Orthopedics and Trauma and National Orthopedic Hospital Enugu. 

Alumnus of UNN

Speaks on the Perculiarrity of UNN students in Comparison with others

It has the identity of the country,  is sought after in the world, students to...

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THE GRAND WELCOMING OF LIONS AND LIONESSES TO THE DEN

Hello dear highly esteemed kingdom minded and success driven friends. I won't bother asking, because I believe that you have been living as worthy kingdom ambassadors and impacting the world around you positively by exhibiting the characters of the kingdom minded, such as being slow to anger, and even when provoked, properly managing it through the help of the Holy Spirit to avoid doing anything that is unpleasant to God. I'd rather ask: what has your experience been trying to live in obedience to the tenets of the Bible? Has it been challenging or a jolly ride? Have you been in a situation where you had to encourage someone who found the going tough or were you the one who needed such encouragement? What was/were your response(s) to the situation(s)? As usual, I implore you to share your answers with us. Remember that sharing your experiences does not only help you to document your experiences, but equally helps you to have a reference bank that you can go to from time to time. Beyond these, it equally helps us here on this platform because we learn from such benevolent sharing. 

CHRIST CHURCH CHAPEL UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA WELCOMES 2024/2025 FRESHERS IN A GROUND BREAKING WAY

Oh yes! You read that right. Christ Church Chapel, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (hereafter refered to as UNN) has in a ground breaking feat, welcomed the 2024/2025 first year students, popularly referred to as freshers, in a way that has placed them highly in the school, the world at large, and of course, has endeared them dearly to the hearts of the freshers. My darling friends and lovers of this platform,  dear ambassadors of the kingdom, please read on to get the full "gist" (for my Non-Nigerian friends on this platform, "gist" - as used in this context - is a Nigerian slang used in place of "story" in an informal setting) I know you are already salivating and therefore, ready to dig into the "meal".