Baskadia

By Cynthia Maduekwe

The University of Calabar, located in Cross River State, Nigeria, joyously marks its 48th anniversary on Wednesday, October 25, 2023. Established in 1975, the institution has been a beacon of academic brilliance, community engagement, and holistic development.

As the University commemorates this special occasion, it reflects on nearly five decades of unwavering commitment to education, research, and societal impact. From its humble beginnings, the University of Calabar has evolved into a center of excellence, nurturing the minds of countless students and contributing significantly to the intellectual and cultural fabric of the nation.

The 48th anniversary celebration is not just a testament to the University's rich history but also an opportunity to acknowledge the achievements, milestones, and the collective dedication of faculty, staff, students, and alumni. The University's impact extends far beyond its campus, with graduates making significant contributions to various fields locally and globally.

Looking ahead, the University of Calabar eagerly anticipates its Golden Jubilee celebration in 2025. This impending milestone represents not only 50 years of academic excellence but also a commitment to shaping the future through innovation, research, and community service.

Daniel Ehis Aiguokhian, the UNICAL Philosophy Student who had put the University Community on the global map during the just concluded Guiness World Record Longest writing time which was the first of it kind to be set with the support of team alongside the administration, faculty, students, and alumni join together in extending heartfelt gratitude to all those who have been part of the University of Calabar's remarkable journey. As the institution continues to grow, it remains dedicated to fostering knowledge, character, and societal transformation.Published by: Ettah Emmanuel O.

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