GOD HAS MADE ALL THESE "ENCOMIUM-WORTHY" ACHIEVEMENTS POSSIBLE!

 I give Glory to God for making all these achievements possible.So "then it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that sheweth mercy" (Romans 9:16)

PROF.GODWIN ONU SAYS "NO MORE MAL-PRACTICE!"

Prof.Godwin Onu has prepared a Malpractice-free environment for all Federal Polytechnic Oko Students. He achieved this by building a gigantic and well equipped CBT hall for student's examinations. Presently, students write their examinations sitting in enmity with each other, using the computer system. Those sitting side by side have different options of questions.With this pattern of exam hostility, no student cheats in the examination hall. This also has ameliorated the stresses of scripts marking for the Lecturers as the computer automatically generates and stores a student's score in his result's databank at a "submit-click" or "exam-end" without errors, unlike before where a Lecturer stays a whole month cracking his or her small head on a big script. Students in the same vein, shower accolades on the Rector and his management team because sexual harassment from Lecturers has become a thing of the past as Lecturers will soon no longer be awarding any part of a course mark but the Computer.

We have phased into Cloud-based Educational System in Federal Polytechnic Oko

Federal Polytechnic OkO has gone online. A student can Register online, Check his admission status, his semester results and get his student's information accessed from anywhere in the world so far he/she has created his/her online account with the institution. So we are fully going into Cloud-based Educational System in Federal Polytechnic Oko and shall soon be the best cloud-based institution not only in Nigeria but in the world. Prof.Godwin Onu has made all these possible.

WONDERFUL TEAM MATES!

SEWING FACILITIES FOR STUDENT'S PRACTICALS

BRIEF PROFILE OF PROF.GODWIN ONU (A great achiever).

Professor Godwin Onu (B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D) is the author of five (5) books, co-authored two (2) and edited four (4); he has contributed to the World Encyclopedia of digital governance with over seventy (70) journal articles, fifty (50) conference and workshop papers to his credit.  
Born fifty-five (55) years ago at Ezira, Orumba South LGA, the erudite Professor of Political Science had been entrusted with responsibilities that ranged from the Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, to External Examiners of Political Science and Public Administration departments at the Federal Polytechnic, Oko, University of Nigeria, Nsukka; University of Port Harcourt, Anambra State University, Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Gombe State University, Ebonyi State University, Abakakili, University of Benin, University of Ibadan, Nassarawa State University, the Editor-in-Chief, Nnamdi Azikiwe Journal of Political Science, amongst others.
Following from above, Professor Onu has on his shoulders choice professional awards and honours some of which include Nnamdi Azikiwe University Vice Chancellor’s Award for Best Lecturer of the year 2000; CODESRIA $10,000 Award for Social Science Seminar, Fellowship/Research Award by the University of Alberta International and Rotary Club of Edmonton, Canada among others.
As Rector, Federal Polytechnic, Oko, he has tremendously transformed the institution to a Polytechnic of the moment in the areas of infrastructure, administration, academic excellence, etc. Today, Federal Polytechnic, Oko is ranked one of the highest preferred institutions as statistics from Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) affirmed. For instance, about 74,000 candidates preferred Federal Polytechnic, Oko in the 2012 UTME examination.

This first class Political Scientist and season administrator, is a practical Christian, great listener and a man who can recognize the tiniest voice of reason in everyman. His humility is not born out of timidity but the product of deep learning and profound understanding of man to man and man to God relationship.  

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