The Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF) has congratulated Professor Presly Ogheneruke Obukoadata on his appointment as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics) of Southern Delta University, describing it as a well-deserved recognition of his academic excellence.
In a statement made available to journalists, the Forum’s Publicity Secretary, Ehvwubare Oghenekparobo, said the appointment reflects Professor Obukoadata’s long-standing dedication to scholarship, research, and educational development. He noted that the academic has built a reputation over the years as a committed educator and thought leader whose work continues to influence both academia and the media space.
The Forum expressed confidence that with his wealth of experience, Professor Obukoadata would bring renewed energy and strategic direction to academic affairs in the university. It added that his leadership is expected to strengthen teaching standards, promote quality research, and improve overall academic administration at the institution.
DOPF also highlighted the professor’s previous engagements with its members, particularly his participation at the Forum’s 2025 Annual Convention, where he delivered a lecture on media entrepreneurship and digital innovation.
According to the Forum, his presentation at the event provided practical insights into the evolving media landscape, equipping online publishers with tools for sustainability, growth, and professional development in a competitive digital environment.
Members of the Forum noted that his contributions at the convention continue to shape their approach to digital publishing, describing him as a mentor who is deeply committed to knowledge sharing and capacity building across sectors.
The Forum further praised the management of Southern Delta University for appointing a competent and experienced academic, noting that the decision underscores the institution’s commitment to merit, excellence, and progressive leadership.
It expressed optimism that under Professor Obukoadata’s tenure as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics), the university would witness meaningful growth, innovation, and improved academic standards.
While wishing him well in his new role, the Forum urged him to sustain his dedication to excellence and continue to inspire both students and professionals, adding that his leadership is expected to leave a lasting impact on the institution and beyond.
