Ebonyi State University Achieves Notable Success in the NCS 2025 Doctoral Consortium

In a remarkable display of academic excellence, Ebonyi State University (EBSU) has made a significant impact in the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) 2025 Doctoral Consortium.

Gift Adene, a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science, EBSU, emerged as the 1st runner-up in the competition, securing the first position among Nigerian universities’ students.

The competition, sponsored by Prof. Stella C. Chiemeke, saw Gift Adene’s impressive work surpass that of other doctoral students from across the country, narrowly missing the top spot to a student from Comenius University, Slovakia.

According to Gift Adene, this achievement is a testament to the collective efforts of various individuals and institutions that have supported his academic journey.

He appreciated his supervisor, Dr. Joseph S. Igwe, for his guidance and mentorship.

The Ebonyi State University community has reason to be proud, as Gift Adene’s achievement reflects positively on the institution’s academic standards and research capabilities. The Department of Computer Science, EBSU, has played a significant role in shaping Gift’s academic growth, with notable contributions from the Head of Department, Dr. C. Ituma, and other lecturers.

Gift Adene also acknowledged the support of his work institution, the Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana, Ebonyi State, and various colleagues and superiors who have contributed to his academic experience.

Congratulations to Gift Adene and the Ebonyi State University community on this outstanding achievement!

By Gift Adene

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