Uni Mkar Makurdi chapter alumni

Fix This or Stay Stuck

Many business owners say they want growth, but their business has no structure.

• No clear roles.
• No defined process.
• No system to follow.

So everything depends on you.

• You are the one solving every problem.
• You are the one making every decision.
• You are the one chasing every result.

That is not a business. That is stress.

Structure simply means putting order in your business.

• Everyone knows their role.
• There is a clear way things are done.
• There are systems that guide daily work.

When structure is in place, work becomes easier.
People perform better.
And the business can grow without chaos.

If you don’t fix this, you will keep feeling stuck no matter how hard you try.

If you are ready to fix your business structure and move forward, send a DM and let’s work on it.

On this special day, we celebrate you, Prof. Z.A. Gundu – a beacon of integrity, a renowned archaeologist, and the dynamic Vice-Chancellor steering the University of Mkar to new heights. Happy Birthday, Sir! May God grant you long life, good health, and continued strength to lead with purpose and passion. 🎂✨

Your Staff Are Not the Problem

Let me say something that may offend someone.

Your staff are not your biggest problem.

Your structure is.

If roles are not clearly defined,
people will overstep or underperform.

If expectations are not documented,
performance will be inconsistent.

If accountability is weak,
discipline will be weak.

You cannot demand excellence
from a system that is disorganized.

When structure improves,
performance improves.

And it’s that Simple.

If this sounds familiar, Let’s talk

FCT High Court strikes out Governor Sule's N100 billion defamatory case against Prof. Zackarys Gundu, upholds preliminary objection raised by Gundu's legal team led by Prof. Sebastine Hon, SAN. Congratulations to the leadership of our prestigious University.

Congratulations to the National President of the University of Mkar, Mkar Alumni Association on the auspicious occasion of your inauguration as a member of the 5th Governing Council of University of Mkar, Mkar held on the 18th of February, 2026.
Your appointment is a well-deserved recognition of your exemplary leadership, dedication and unwavering commitment to the growth and advancement of the University and its Alumni community.

We are confident that your wealth of experience, vision and passion for service will contribute significantly to effective governance, institutional development and the strengthening of the University’s legacy of excellence.

May this new responsibility bring you greater opportunities to serve with distinction, wisdom and integrity. We wish you a successful and impactful tenure as you work collaboratively to move the University to greater heights.

Congratulations once again on this remarkable achievement.

Iorver Sesugh Shadrach

National PRO

University of Mkar, Mkar Alumni Association (UMMAA)

Honorable alumni and guests,
I proudly present Comrade CIVITER IORAKAA as the best candidate for National President of the UNIVERSITY OF MKAR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
Comrade IORAKAA is a respected alumnus with a proven track record of selfless leadership and service. He deeply understands the UNIVERSITY OF MKAR'S needs from his own experience here.
He offers a visionary and actionable plan focusing on:
* Strengthening alumni
engagement.
* Enhancing university development.
* Mentorship for current students.
* Promoting the university's reputation.
Above all, Comrade IORAKAA is a man of integrity, transparency, and accountability.
Let's vote for vision, dedication, and a brighter future. Let's vote for Comrade CIVITER IORAKAA.
Thank you.
COMRADE SUMAKA TIMOTHY TERNGU.

The Department of Food Science and Technology at the University of Mkar, Mkar, is enveloped in profound sorrow following the passing of Professor Alexander Ikeme. His departure leaves an immeasurable void, marking a significant loss to the academic community and the field of food science.
Professor Ikeme was more than just an educator; he was a pillar of the department. His expertise, dedication, and passion for food science were evident in his tireless efforts to nurture and inspire countless students. He possessed a rare ability to impart knowledge with clarity and enthusiasm, fostering a learning environment that encouraged critical thinking and innovation.
Beyond the classroom, Professor Ikeme was a respected researcher, contributing significantly to the advancement of food science through his scholarly work. His insights and discoveries have left an indelible mark on the field, and his contributions will continue to influence future generations of food scientists.
His colleagues remember him as a mentor, a collaborator, and a friend. His warm personality and unwavering support created a sense of camaraderie within the department. He was a beacon of wisdom and a source of encouragement, always willing to lend a helping hand.
The University of Mkar, and particularly the Department of Food Science and Technology, mourns the loss of a truly exceptional individual. Professor Alexander Ikeme's legacy will endure through the lives he touched and the knowledge he shared. His memory will be cherished, and his contributions will be remembered with deep gratitude.
May his soul rest in eternal peace.

**University of Mkar, Makurdi Chapter Alumni Celebrate Joice Chiangi Uchi Birthday**

The University of Mkar, Makurdi Chapter Alumni Association is thrilled to celebrate chiangi uchi birthday, a distinguished alumna and member of our community

**University of Mkar, Makurdi Chapter Alumni Meeting**

Date: 6th October 2024
Time: 3:pm
Venue: city bay park & Garden by savannah junction, low-level mkd.

Join us for a reunion of fellow alumni to reconnect, share memories, and discuss ways to give back to our alma mater.

Agenda:
* Alumni updates
* Discussion on community projects
* Networking opportunities

We look forward to seeing you there!

Notification of meeting.
Both new and old members are welcome