From thousands of scripts to the grand finale—Laura stands tall, and GOUNI stands proud.
At Godfrey Okoye University, a quiet but powerful moment unfolded as Ekwelem Chisom Laura, a 200-level Law student, stepped forward to present her medal to the Vice-Chancellor.
Laura had just achieved what thousands of university students across the country had dreamed of—rising from over 100,000 entries to become one of the 26 finalists in the prestigious National Essay Competition hosted by Abuja City Journals and sponsored by FIRS and KAPEK.
Her achievement was more than a personal victory; it was a proud moment for the entire university community. Standing before the Vice-Chancellor, Reverend Father Professor Christian Anieke, Laura offered her medal as a symbol of gratitude, discipline, and the intellectual excellence the institution continually nurtures.
In her remarks, the Director of Competitions, Mrs. Uchanta Chukwu, celebrated Laura’s accomplishment with heartfelt admiration. She noted that making it to the grand finale in a competition of such magnitude was a clear testament to the quality of education, mentorship, and academic culture at Godfrey Okoye University. Her words echoed through the hall, reinforcing the belief that brilliance thrives where it is intentionally cultivated.
Laura’s story, marked by dedication and outstanding performance, has now become part of the growing legacy of excellence emerging from Godfrey Okoye University, a reminder that talent, when supported by the right environment, can rise to national recognition.
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