From Our correspondent
The Delta State government countered false reports circulating on social media regarding the relocation of Delta State University of Science and Technology (DSUST) Ozoro to Orerokpe in Delta Central Senatorial District.
The Honorable Commissioner for Information, Dr. Michael Ifeanyi Osuoza, clarified that Governor Sheriff F.O Oborevwori is dedicated to the development of Isoko Nation and all ethnic groups in the state.
Osuoza emphasized that DSUST recently received approval from the National Universities Commission (NUC) for three new faculties: Pharmacy, Basic Medical Sciences, and Health Sciences.
He urged Deltans to reject misinformation and assured that DSUST's growth remains a priority for the government.
Furthermore, Vice Chancellor Professor Jacob Oboreh affirmed DSUST's commitment to its main campus in Ozoro and outlined plans for expansion, including the establishment of new programs and the operation of the Faculty of Management Sciences in Orerokpe.
Oboreh assured the Ozoro community of DSUST's dedication to becoming a leading institution and enhancing its academic standing.
