College of Chaplaincy & Social Sciences, Nigeria Inaugurates Main Campus with Global Leadership Convocation
ITORI OGUN STATE, NIGERIA —
The College of Chaplaincy & Social Sciences, Nigeria (CCSS), an academic affiliate of Kingdom Life University, Florida USA, hosted a landmark convocation on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, marking the ceremonial inauguration of its New Site (Main Campus) Area in Afowoware Sogade Village, via Itori, Ogun State.
The high-profile event served as both a celebration of the College’s expansion and a prestigious platform for honoring global figures who exemplify excellence in humanitarian service and social leadership.
A New Chapter in Academic and Social Service
The convocation underscored the institution’s commitment to its core mission: “raising and building excellent scholars across the globe.” The gathering drew a distinguished assembly of the College’s governing bodies, academic elite, and notable guests, all converging to celebrate the institution’s growth and its deepening connection to international service.
The formal proceedings were a powerful display of the CCSS’s robust leadership structure, guided by Professor Sir Faith ‘Lana, PhD (AAU), the Vice Chancellor. He was supported by the Governing Council, which includes Dr. Afolabi Akin (Secretary) and Barr. Lekan Ojo (Legal Adviser), alongside military-chaplain representatives such as Chap. Col. Uche Okoro and Chap. Capt. Adedoyin Ojo.
The academic and oversight committees, including the College Senate (chaired by Prof. Ekang Enabia Bassey) and the Extrication Committee (chaired by Dr. Odou Matthew Oyindoubra), played central roles, highlighting the collective effort driving the institution’s academic integrity.
Honoring Commitment: Recognition of International and Domestic Leaders
The event’s formal honors segment was pivotal, recognizing individuals whose contributions align with the College’s mandate of service-oriented leadership.
Among the celebrated honorees was Staff Sergeant Bassey Osagie of the Toronto Police Service. His recognition was a significant moment, symbolizing the College’s appreciation for individuals who demonstrate profound commitment to service, community building, and humanitarian efforts on an international scale. The honor specifically acknowledged his dedication to bridging public safety with social engagement.
The ceremony also prominently featured Professor Chief Mrs. Nwachi Doris, a revered figure whose inspirational message resonated profoundly with all attendees. Professor Nwachi Doris used her moment to address the assembly, emphasizing the crucial link between scholarly pursuit and practical social responsibility.
“The true measure of an excellent scholar,” she articulated, “lies not only in the knowledge they possess but in the tangible, positive impact they create within their communities and globally.”
The College’s Global Mandate
The convocation at the new main campus site successfully reinforced the College of Chaplaincy & Social Sciences, Nigeria’s unique identity—an institution leveraging its affiliation with Kingdom Life University, Florida USA, to produce professionals who are not only academically proficient but also ethically grounded and service-ready.
By hosting a global-focused event and honoring leaders who have demonstrated exceptional real-world impact, CCSS has cemented its position as a burgeoning academic institution dedicated to social sciences and ethical leadership, looking forward to continued growth and global engagement from its new, expanded base in Ogun State.
In a ceremony celebrating academic excellence and profound humanitarian commitment, the College of Chaplaincy & Social Sciences, Nigeria (CCSS), an affiliate of Kingdom Life University, Florida USA, hosted a high-profile event on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, that spotlighted international service and community dedication.
A Milestone Event at the New Main Campus
The event, which brought together top academics, legal experts, and distinguished members of the clergy and military, took place at the College’s New Site (Main Campus) Area in Afowoware Sogade Village, via Itori, Ogun State. The gathering underscored the College’s mission to raise and build excellent scholars across the globe while recognizing real-world contributions to social upliftment.
The atmosphere was electric, defined by a spirit of acknowledgment for those who have excelled in their respective fields, aligning with the CCSS’s focus on integrating chaplaincy principles with practical social sciences.
Leadership Commits to Excellence
The ceremony was presided over by the College’s high-level governing and academic bodies, emphasizing the institutional weight behind the honors conferred.
Professor Sir Faith ‘Lana, PhD (AAU), the Vice Chancellor, spearheaded the proceedings, supported by a distinguished Governing Council including Dr. Afolabi Akin (Secretary) and Barr. Lekan Ojo (Legal Adviser). Also present were military-chaplain members such as Chap. Col. Uche Okoro and Chap. Capt. Adedoyin Ojo, alongside academic directors like Professor Patricia I. OKAFOR (Director of Education) and Prof. Aniefiok Akpabio Mfon fccp (Director of Corporate Services).
The College Senate, led by Prof. Ekang Enabia Bassey (Chairman) and Prof. Ngobua Matthew Sekeghter fccp (Deputy Chairman), and the Extrication Committee, chaired by Dr. Odou Matthew Oyindoubra, were also integral to the day’s success, showcasing a robust and collaborative academic leadership structure.
Staff Sergeant Osagie: A Testament to Global Policing and Community
The recognition of Staff Sergeant Bassey Osagie serves as a powerful symbol of the College’s international reach and its appreciation for individuals who bridge global service with local community impact.
As a member of the Toronto Police Service, Staff Sergeant Osagie has established a reputation for professionalism, dedication, and leadership. His honor at the Nigerian institution highlights the transnational nature of his work, which extends beyond conventional law enforcement to embrace broader humanitarian and social initiatives. The celebration was a heartfelt acknowledgment of his sustained efforts in mentorship, community development, and ensuring public safety.
Inspirational Words from Professor Nwachi Doris
The celebration also featured the honoring of Professor Chief Mrs. Nwachi Doris, a distinguished academic and leader whose address resonated deeply with the diverse audience of students, faculty, and esteemed guests.
Professor Nwachi Doris delivered a powerful message emphasizing the interconnectedness of education, service, and moral fortitude. Her words reportedly inspired attendees to pursue excellence not just in their academic careers, but also in their commitment to social responsibility and ethical leadership.
“The pursuit of knowledge must be matched by the practice of compassion,” she reportedly stated, “For true scholarship is measured not just by the books you write, but by the lives you touch.”
Looking Ahead: Expanding the Global Mandate
The event on December 3, 2025, was more than an awards ceremony; it was a reaffirmation of the College of Chaplaincy & Social Sciences, Nigeria’s commitment to its founding principles. By honoring international figures like Staff Sergeant Osagie and influential domestic leaders like Professor Nwachi Doris, the institution continues to solidify its place as a key player in global academic and professional development, consistently linking its American academic roots with its Nigerian base to produce world-class scholars and principled leaders.
The College is poised for further expansion, building on the momentum of its new main campus site to increase its capacity for molding ethical and service-oriented professionals.
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