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    Obi Applauds Dr. Peter O. Nwosu’s Historic Appointment as First Black President of SUNY Oswego

    By National UpdateOctober 3, 2024Updated:October 3, 2024 Appointment No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has congratulated Dr. Peter O. Nwosu on becoming the first Black and African-born president of the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego
    In his message, Obi emphasized the importance of education in national development, highlighting Dr. Nwosu’s achievement as an inspiration for African and immigrant communities worldwide.
    He praised Nwosu’s lifelong dedication to education and youth empowerment, noting that his leadership will serve as a powerful example for future generations to pursue excellence through education.

    In a historic event, the Nigerian-born
    The Dr. Nwosu was officially inaugurated into this distinguished position on September 27th, marking the first time an African-born individual and an immigrant will lead the 163-year-old institution.
    Writing on his X handle Obi said his accomplishments are a strong reminder, not only to individuals but also to leaders of the Nigerian society, of the critical need to invest in education if we are to lift our nation out of its current challenges and onto a path of development. 

    “As I have always said, education remains the most valuable investment any nation can make in its citizens.
    “Once again, I congratulate Dr. Nwosu and pray that God grants him the wisdom and strength to succeed in this new role, while continuing to contribute to the development of our nation, particularly in the education sector.”

    Obi indicated that Dr. Nwosu’s appointment is not only groundbreaking for SUNY Oswego but also serves as an inspiration for African and immigrant communities around the world. 

    “He has long been an advocate for education, dedicating his career to empowering youth and promoting education as a pathway to success. “His leadership reflects a deep commitment to advancing the role of education in societal development.
    Obi praised Dr. Nwosu’s achievement, noting that it highlights the importance of investing in education to foster national and global progress. “His accomplishment stands as a reminder to Nigerian leaders of the need to prioritize education to drive the nation’s development.
    As Dr. Nwosu begins this new chapter, he has expressed a strong desire to continue contributing to educational growth, both in the United States and in his home country of Nigeria.

    Dr. Nwosu’s presidency is seen as a beacon of hope, encouraging the next generation to pursue excellence through education.

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