FUTOWA Backs FUTO VC’s Vision, Unveils 3-Point Agenda

The Federal University of Technology, Owerri Women Association (FUTOWA) has pledged its support for the vision of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. I.N.S. Dozie and the continued growth and development of the University. FUTOWA made the pledge on Monday August 10, 2026 when members of its Executive Committee paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor.

Leading the delegation, FUTOWA President and wife of the Vice-Chancellor, Dr Mrs C. P. Dozie congratulated the Vice-Chancellor on his appointment and assumption of duty as Vice-Chancellor, and presented the Association’s plans for the new tenure.

Speaking further, Dr Mrs Dozie unveiled a 3-point agenda for FUTOWA, focusing on Growth and Opportunity, Health and Wellness, and Culture and Networking. She said the initiatives were designed to empower women, promote their wellbeing, strengthen bonds among members, and deepen the Association's contribution to the development of the University.

Responding, the Vice-Chancellor commended FUTOWA for its initiative, and described the Association as a strategic partner in the growth and development of FUTO. Highlighting his vision for the University, Prof. Dozie said his administration is committed to “changing the narrative and leading from the front.”

He welcomed FUTOWA’s proposed programmes and pledged the support of the University Management to the Association’s activities. Prof. Dozie also urged FUTOWA to extend its impact beyond members of the Association by engaging with students through counselling, mentoring, and other support initiatives.

“We need you on the ground with our students. Your role in counselling, mentoring, and other student support programmes will be key to the FUTO we are building,” the Vice-Chancellor said.

As part of the visit, FUTOWA presented branded caps and other souvenirs to the Vice-Chancellor and other Principal Officers of the University.