Federal College of Education - FCE OFEME OHUHU.

11/07/2026

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03/07/2026

FCE OFEME SCHOOL OF ARTS HOLDS MAIDEN ESSAY COMPETITION ON AI AND EXAM INTEGRITY



The maiden essay competition organized by the School of Arts and Social Sciences, Federal College of Education, Ofeme Ohuhu, has been described as a timely academic exercise that spotlighted the dangers of relying on artificial intelligence during examinations.

The Dean of the School, Dr. Eucharia Akumefula, said the initiative was born out of the need for students to uphold integrity while using AI for learning. “This event reflects the College’s strong commitment to academic standards and responsible innovation in education,”she stated.

The competition, held at the College Premises, attracted members of Management and staff, including the Provost, Dr. Titus Sunday Ezeme, who was represented by the College Librarian, Mr. Caleb Bulus Damian; the Bursar, Mr. Amaobi Chikereze Ononuogbu; the Dean, School of Languages, Dr. Abel Enekole; and the College Public Relations Officer, Prince Obioma Oburuoga, among others.

Representing the Provost, Mr. Damian commended the School of Arts and Social Sciences for setting the pace with the innovative engagement and urged other Schools to emulate it. “Artificial Intelligence has its good and bad sides. It does not surpass human intelligence because whatever we get from it was put in by humans. We must remain in control and not allow AI tools to reduce our thinking quotient,” he stressed.

The essay topic, “The Hidden Dangers of Relying on Artificial Intelligence During Examination: Are Students Becoming Overly Dependent on AI?” Challenged students to reflect on how AI can weaken originality, foster dependency, and create room for misconduct if misused. It also highlighted the positive role of AI as an ethical and transparent learning support tool.

The School of Arts and Social Sciences was also recognized as the first School in the College to organize a departmental essay competition and to introduce a departmental uniform.

Speakers at the event emphasized the need to balance technological advancement with ethical responsibility. They agreed that academic success must be built on personal effort, critical thinking, and originality, and that AI should support learning, not replace human understanding, judgment, or creativity.

03/07/2026

GOVERNING COUNCIL CHARGES WORKS & PROCUREMENT DEPARTMENTS TO MONITOR CONTRACTORS, AVOID BUILDING COLLAPSE

The Governing Council of the Federal College of Education, Ofeme Ohuhu, Umuahia, has directed the Works and Procurement Departments to exercise strict oversight on all contractors to prevent substandard work and avert future building collapse.

The charge was given by the Head of Project Monitoring and Council Member, Federal College of Education Ofeme Ohuhu Mallam Abdulahi Zakari, during an inspection tour of ongoing TETFUND projects at the Institution.

Speaking to the Director of Works, Prince Samuel Udoka, and the Head of Procurement, Mr. Chukwuneta Omegó, Mallam Abdulahi stressed the need for close monitoring to ensure compliance with TETFUND specifications and the original project directives. "You must constantly monitor the activities of these contractors to prevent them from taking shortcuts or delivering substandard jobs. Both the Council and Management are committed to leaving a lasting legacy. We are determined to build a world-class College of Education that will stand the test of time. We will give you every support, provided you do the right thing," he said.

Projects currently at various stages of completion include a 70-Room Female Hostel, Science Laboratory, Library, and Multimedia Laboratory, among others.

The College, which is currently admitting first-year students for the 2026/2027 academic session, reaffirmed its commitment to not only producing quality teachers, but also providing a conducive and safe environment for learning.

03/07/2026

RECIPROCATE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S GESTURE, SUSTAIN SUPPORT BY WORKING HARD---- HAJIA RABI HUSSAN ADAMU CHARGES STAFF

The Chairman of the Governing Council, Federal College of Education, Ofeme Ohuhu, Hajia Rabi Hussan Adamu has called on public servants across the country to show serious commitment to duty in order to achieve government objectives.

Hajia Adamu made the call while addressing staff of FCE Ofeme Ohuhu during an oversight visit to the Institution, which marked the end of the Council’s working visit.

She expressed satisfaction with the appreciable progress recorded so far and commended staff for their hard work, diligence, and resilience.

“I want to assure all of you that Council members will continue to make staff welfare our primary concern,” she assured.

The Council Chairman also appealed to both teaching and non-teaching staff to reciprocate the Federal Government’s goodwill through commitment to work. She cited the government’s investment in infrastructural development, regular payment of salaries, and staff development as reasons to sustain support for the Management team.

“While we commend some of you for being diligent, we must make it clear that Management has the full backing of Council to henceforth deal with any recalcitrant staff,” she warned.

Earlier, the Provost of the College, Dr. Titus Sunday Ezeme, welcomed the Council members and appreciated their relentless efforts in making the academic environment conducive for teaching and learning.

He noted that pioneer staff of the College are ready to go the extra mile to justify the Federal Government’s unquantifiable investment in the Institution.

"So far, so good. We have several projects ongoing in our institution today, courtesy of the Council’s relentless effort to make this College the best among its contemporaries. If you look around, you will see that our College has been flooded with solar lights that make it beautiful, especially at night. We thank you. My Management team and I will leave no stone unturned in our effort to build a world-class teacher training institution,” he assured.

02/07/2026

FROM ADMISSION UNIT
The Management of the Federal College of Education Ofeme-Ohuhu wishes to inform the general public that the sale of Admission Forms for the 2025/2026 Academic Session has officially commenced.
Suitably qualified and interested candidates are invited to obtain their admission forms and begin the application process.
Prospective students are advised to visit the Admission Unit located within the College premises for inquiries, guidance, and purchase of the forms.
The College offers a variety of programmes designed to provide quality teacher education and professional development.
Courses Available:
• [1: Social studies (double major)
2: Social studies/Igbo
3: Social studies/Economic
4: Social studies/Political science
5: English (Double major)
6: English/Igbo
7: English/Economics
8: English/Political science
9: English/Social studies
10: Integrated science/Computer education
11: Integrated science/chemistry
12: Integrated science/physics
13: Integrated science Maths
14: Integrated science/Biology
15: Computer education/chemistry
16: Computer education/physics
17: Computer education/Maths
18: Computer education/Biology
19: Maths/Chemistry
20: Maths/Physics
21: Maths/Biology
22: Maths/Economics
23: Primary education studies
24: Christian Religious Knowledge
25: Geography
26: Home Economics
27: Early childhood
28: Business education
29: Agricultural science]
The Management encourages all interested candidates to take advantage of this opportunity and secure admission into one of the leading teacher training institutions in Abia State.
Signed:
Management
Federal College of Education
Ofeme-Ohuhu, Abia State

01/07/2026

Maiden Edition of the School of Arts and Social Sciences (SASS) Essay Competition Holding Today

Topic: THE RISK OF RELYING ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DURING EXAMINATION AND HOW STUDENTS CAN UPHOLD ACADEMIC INTEGRITY USING AI RESPONSIBLY FOR LEARNING

12/05/2026

Bidding for TETFUND projects at the Federal College of Education Ofeme Ohuhu

12/05/2026

*TWELVE COMPANIES BID FOR PROJECTS IN THE FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OFEME OHUHU.*

*Ugochi Udokporo*

The Provost Federal College of Education Ofeme, Ohuhu, Dr. Titus Sunday Ezeme has expressed delight at the successful conclusion of the bid opening and evaluation for 2026 annual Tertiary Education Trust Fund (Tetfund), intervention projects for the college.

Addressing participants during the exercise, Dr. Ezeme described the project as a milestone in the ongoing structural development of the school and urged whoever wins the contract to mobilize to site immediately, "contractors are not here to make excessive profit but to add value to the system taking into consideration that our institution is a new one". He said.

He, admonished the participants to accord the exercise the seriousness it deserves.

In his speech, the Acting Director of Procurement, Hassan Ahmed Gandi, thanked the Provost and his management team for giving them an enabling environment to operate and for ensuring that due Process was followed starting from the beginning, assuring that the bid opening exercise will be transparent and due diligence will be applied to ensure that the best bidder emerges winner.

Contributing, the Tetfund representative, Architect Dr Chukwu Nnanyere, said that he appreciates the fact that Federal College of Education Ofeme is a new institution and expressed willingness to ensure that proper evaluation is done.

He commended and encouraged the procurement team of the college to continue to learn and improve the process until mastery is achieved.

At the end of the rigorous exercise which lasted over one week, Construct Project Nigeria Limited won the Contract for the Proposed Laboratory Block Construction while his counterpart Twinpower Engineering Limited won the Contract for the Proposed Library Block Construction.

08/04/2026

12/03/2026

FROM ADMISSION UNIT

The Management of the Federal College of Education Ofeme-Ohuhu wishes to inform the general public that the sale of NCE Admission Forms for the 2025/2026 Academic Session has officially commenced.

Suitably qualified and interested candidates are invited to obtain their admission forms and begin the application process.

Prospective students are advised to visit the Admission Unit located within the College premises for inquiries, guidance, and purchase of the forms.

The College offers a variety of programmes designed to provide quality teacher education and professional development.

Courses Available:
• [1: Social studies (double major)
2: Social studies/Igbo
3: Social studies/Economic
4: Social studies/Political science
5: English (Double major)
6: English/Igbo
7: English/Economics
8: English/Political science
9: English/Social studies
10: Integrated science/Computer education
11: Integrated science/chemistry
12: Integrated science/physics
13: Integrated science Maths
14: Integrated science/Biology
15: Computer education/chemistry
16: Computer education/physics
17: Computer education/Maths
18: Computer education/Biology
19: Maths/Chemistry
20: Maths/Physics
21: Maths/Biology
22: Maths/Economics
23: Primary education studies
24: Christian Religious Knowledge
25: Geography
26: Home Economics
27: Early childhood
28: Business education
29: Agricultural science]

The Management encourages all interested candidates to take advantage of this opportunity and secure admission into one of the leading teacher training institutions in Abia State.

Signed:
Management
Federal College of Education
Ofeme-Ohuhu, Abia State