Nile University Hosts 3rd Inaugural Lecture, Delivers Fresh Perspective on African Politics and Revolution
Nile University of Nigeria proudly hosted its 3rd Inaugural Lecture on January 23, 2025. The lecture delved into a pivotal subject: “Modern Trends and Issues in African Revolution: A New Perspective in African Politics.” Delivered by the esteemed Professor Chigozie Enwere, a professor of International Relations and Strategic Studies. His lecture shed light on the […]
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Nile University of Nigeria proudly hosted its 3rd Inaugural Lecture on January 23, 2025. The lecture delved into a pivotal subject: “Modern Trends and Issues in African Revolution: A New Perspective in African Politics.” Delivered by the esteemed Professor Chigozie Enwere, a professor of International Relations and Strategic Studies. His lecture shed light on the evolving dynamics of African political revolutions and their broader implications.
Held at the Nile University’s Conference Hall, the event drew an impressive audience, including distinguished members of the academic community, policymakers, students, and esteemed guests.
In his opening address, Nile University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dilli Dogo FNAMed, welcomed attendees with a profound acknowledgment of the University’s dedication to fostering critical discourse on pressing global and African issues. Professor Dogo, in his remarks, reiterated the importance of inaugural lectures in advancing the university’s mission to prepare future leaders equipped to address global challenges. He also lauded Professor Enwere’s scholarship and his invaluable contribution to the academic community.
Professor Enwere in his thought-provoking lecture, explored African revolutions beyond the classical Western lens, offering insights into their philosophical foundations, key historical milestones, and transformative impact on governance and societal structures. Drawing inspiration from influential figures like Frantz Fanon and Amilcar Cabral, he highlighted the unique characteristics and modern relevance of African revolutions in addressing colonial legacies and neo-colonial challenges.
A defining moment of the lecture was Professor Enwere’s emphasis on how African political movements have reshaped global perceptions of governance, autonomy, and self-determination. He also addressed the misconceptions surrounding African revolutions, often misrepresented in global narratives, and emphasized their role as catalysts for social justice and equitable progress.
The lecture resonated strongly with the audience, sparking engaging discussions that extended beyond the session. Attendees praised Nile University for creating a platform that bridges academic theory with real-world applications, inspiring both intellectual curiosity and societal impact.
The 3rd Inaugural Lecture marks yet another milestone in Nile University’s journey of fostering thought leadership and innovative discourse. As the university continues to uphold its vision of academic excellence, it remains steadfast in its commitment to shaping a new generation of African leaders and thinkers.
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About Nile University of Nigeria
Nile University of Nigeria is a private multidisciplinary university established in 2009 and located in Abuja, Nigeria. Nile University is committed to building future generations of professionals and leaders who can thrive and positively impact Africa and beyond by leveraging academic innovation, state-of-the-art facilities, and great talent.
The University currently has over 40 undergraduate programmes and more than 50 postgraduate programmes spread across eight best-in-class faculties: Health Sciences, Law, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Arts & Social Sciences, Management Sciences, Computing Studies, and Science. Nile University is a proud member of Honoris United Universities, the first and largest pan-African private higher education network with 16 institutions in 10 African countries.
About Honoris United Universities
Honoris United Universities is the first and largest pan-African private higher education network committed to transforming lives through relevant education for lifetime success. Collaborative intelligence, cultural agility, and mobile mindsets are at the heart of the Honoris approach to educate the next generation of leaders and professionals able to impact regionally in a globalized world. Honoris combines the expertise of its member institutions to develop world-class African talent that is competitive in today’s fast-paced, demanding, and increasingly digitized labour and start-up markets.
Honoris comprises a community of 100,000+ students on 75+ campuses, online and physical learning centers, in 10 African countries and 33 cities. The network is formed of 16 institutions: multidisciplinary universities, specialized schools, technical and vocational institutes, contact, distance, and online institutions. Students have an opportunity to experience exclusive partnerships and exchange programs in more than 250 universities across Europe, the United States, and Asia. Over 460 degrees are offered in Medicine, Health Sciences, Engineering, IT, Business, Law, Architecture, Creative Arts, Fashion and Design, Media, Political Science, and Education.
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