ADVERTISEMENT
The Sun Nigeria
  • National
  • Columns
    • Broken Tongues
    • Capital Matters
    • Diabetes Corner
    • Duro Onabule
    • Femi Adesina
    • Frank Talk
    • Funke Egbemode
    • Insights
    • Kalu Leadership Series
    • Kunle Solaja
    • Offside Musings
    • PressClips
    • Public Sphere
    • Ralph Egbu
    • Shola Oshunkeye
    • Sideview
    • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
    • Tola Adeniyi
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • The Sun TV
  • Sporting Sun
  • The Sun Foundation
No Result
View All Result
  • National
  • Columns
    • Broken Tongues
    • Capital Matters
    • Diabetes Corner
    • Duro Onabule
    • Femi Adesina
    • Frank Talk
    • Funke Egbemode
    • Insights
    • Kalu Leadership Series
    • Kunle Solaja
    • Offside Musings
    • PressClips
    • Public Sphere
    • Ralph Egbu
    • Shola Oshunkeye
    • Sideview
    • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
    • Tola Adeniyi
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • The Sun TV
  • Sporting Sun
  • The Sun Foundation
No Result
View All Result
The Sun Nigeria
No Result
View All Result
ADVERTISEMENT
Home National

Benefits of ESUT weather centre to southeast by VC

26th May 2019
in National
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

From Magnus Eze, Enugu

Vice Chancellor of Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), Prof. Luke Anike has said that the “weather enclosure” established in the university will benefit the five South East states.

He described the ESUT weather enclosure, funded by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET), under the Federal Ministry of Aviation as one of a kind in the region.

Speaking at the institution’s Agbani Main Campus after the slated inauguration of the project which could not hold following the absence of Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika and the Director General of NIMET, he said the benefits of the weather enclosure were enormous to the university, the South East and Nigeria as a whole.

“In the South Eastern Nigeria, this is the one available to us. So, it is very important that we acquire such high profile and very international weather centre, so that both students and staff and stakeholders around can have the benefit of using world standard data to assess changes in the climate as it affects all of us here,” the Vice Chancellor said. Anike, however, said as a result of the quality of data to be generated from the weather enclosure, they need more persons to join hands with them and provide the requisite services at the centre.

Also, the Dean, Faculty of Environmental Services, Dr Ugooyibo Okwu-Delunzu, said all the equipment used in measuring weather elements, are available in the ESUT weather enclosure.

She explained that they make short weather forecast, long weather forecast and even a very long lasting, depending on who their clients were.

Rapheal

Rapheal

Related Posts

UTME: JAMB cancels registrations of 817 candidates for biometric infractions
National

UTME: JAMB cancels registrations of 817 candidates for biometric infractions

8th February 2023
Loko, Udege thanks Sule for development strides, vow to deliver APC
National

Loko, Udege thanks Sule for development strides, vow to deliver APC

8th February 2023
Ebonyi: Labour Party chieftain rejoins PDP
National

Ebonyi: Labour Party chieftain rejoins PDP

8th February 2023
Next Post
Gov Emmanuel accuses security agents of intimidating PDP members

Akwa Ibom community mobilises support Gov Udom

NBC denies issuing radio license to herdsmen

NBC denies issuing radio license to herdsmen

INEC confirms PDP winner of Zamfara polls

INEC confirms PDP winner of Zamfara polls

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Highlights

Valuejet, Kalabash partnership lessens burden for air travellers

Ebonyi: Labour Party chieftain rejoins PDP

Nasarawa: Sule to construct Umaisha/Shege/Kataphe road to boast agricultural activity

New Naira: ICPC raids bank, discovers N258m, makes arrests

Nollywood holds candle night for late AMAA CEO, extols her lifestyle

Nasarawa Polls: Stakeholders in Toto assure Tinubu, Sule, APC of massive votes

Trending

UTME: JAMB cancels registrations of 817 candidates for biometric infractions
National

UTME: JAMB cancels registrations of 817 candidates for biometric infractions

8th February 2023
0

Orders fresh registration From Fred Ezeh, Abuja The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the...

BeautybyAD has grown globally, says CEO

BeautybyAD has grown globally, says CEO

8th February 2023
Loko, Udege thanks Sule for development strides, vow to deliver APC

Loko, Udege thanks Sule for development strides, vow to deliver APC

8th February 2023
Valuejet, Kalabash partnership lessens burden for air travellers

Valuejet, Kalabash partnership lessens burden for air travellers

8th February 2023
Ebonyi: Labour Party chieftain rejoins PDP

Ebonyi: Labour Party chieftain rejoins PDP

8th February 2023
ADVERTISEMENT

Follow us on social media:

Latest News

  • UTME: JAMB cancels registrations of 817 candidates for biometric infractions
  • BeautybyAD has grown globally, says CEO
  • Loko, Udege thanks Sule for development strides, vow to deliver APC
  • Valuejet, Kalabash partnership lessens burden for air travellers
  • Ebonyi: Labour Party chieftain rejoins PDP
  • Nasarawa: Sule to construct Umaisha/Shege/Kataphe road to boast agricultural activity
  • New Naira: ICPC raids bank, discovers N258m, makes arrests
  • Nollywood holds candle night for late AMAA CEO, extols her lifestyle
  • Nasarawa Polls: Stakeholders in Toto assure Tinubu, Sule, APC of massive votes
  • Fuel, currency scarcity: TUC gives FG seven days ultimatum
  • Russia debut victory excites Quadri
  • NSF Fallout: Oyo athletes groan, beg Gov. Makinde for rewards
  • Insurance, Edo Queens’ mgts enroll players, officials for Health Insurance Scheme
  • Victor Moses prays for Turkish earthquake victims
  • Peseiro charges Golden Eaglets to keep working hard
  • Idamadudu named Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
  • Onuachu: I can help S’hampton avoid relegation
  • How to manage high blood pressure (hypertension)
  • Mainland Oil  crashes petrol price, accelerates services
  • Nigeria’ll produce new minimum wage by May 2024 -FG

Categories

  • Abuja Metro
  • Anambra Watch
  • Arts
  • Broken Tongues
  • Business
  • Business Week
  • Cartoons
  • Citizen Joe
  • Columns
  • Cover
  • Culture
  • Duro Onabule
  • Editorial
  • Education Review
  • Effect
  • Elections
  • Entertainment
  • Events
  • Features
  • Femi Adesina
  • Food & Drinks
  • Frank Talk
  • Funke Egbemode
  • Gallery
  • Global Square by Kenneth Okonkwo
  • Health
  • Insights
  • Kalu Leadership Series
  • Kunle Solaja
  • Kunle Solaja
  • Letters
  • Lifeline
  • Lifestyle
  • Literary Review
  • Marketing Matters
  • Muiz Banire
  • National
  • News
  • Offside Musings
  • Opinion
  • oriental news
  • Politics
  • Press Release
  • PressClips
  • Public Sphere
  • Ralph Egbu
  • Shola Oshunkeye
  • Sideview
  • South-west Magazine
  • Sponsored Post
  • Sporting Sun
  • Sports
  • Sun Girl
  • Tea Time
  • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
  • The Sun Awards Live
  • The Sun TV
  • Thoughts & Talks
  • Time Out
  • Today's cover
  • Tola Adeniyi
  • Travel
  • Travel & Tourism
  • Trending
  • TSWeekend
  • Turf Game
  • Uncategorized
  • Updates
  • Views from Abroad
  • Voices
  • World
  • World News
  • About Us
  • Paper Ad Rate
  • Online Ad Rate
  • Change of Name
  • The Team
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

© 2019 The Sun Nigeria - Managed by Netsera.

No Result
View All Result
  • National
  • Columns
    • Broken Tongues
    • Capital Matters
    • Diabetes Corner
    • Duro Onabule
    • Femi Adesina
    • Frank Talk
    • Funke Egbemode
    • Insights
    • Kalu Leadership Series
    • Kunle Solaja
    • Offside Musings
    • PressClips
    • Public Sphere
    • Ralph Egbu
    • Shola Oshunkeye
    • Sideview
    • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
    • Tola Adeniyi
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • The Sun TV
  • Sporting Sun
  • The Sun Foundation

© 2019 The Sun Nigeria - Managed by Netsera.