Council of informant: Cynthia Maduekwe Acknowledges Election as Cross River State Council of Informant Director of Academic Affairs

Maduekwe Cynthia Chinenye popularly called CyanahPEN expresses sincere gratitude and appreciation for her recent appointment to the esteemed position of Director of Academic Affairs at the Cross River State Council of Informant. This significant role underscores her commitment to advancing educational initiatives and fostering academic excellence within the region.

In her new capacity, Maduekwe Cynthia Chinenye will play a pivotal role in shaping the academic landscape of Cross River State, overseeing initiatives that contribute to the growth and development of educational institutions. With a steadfast dedication to promoting learning, she aims to implement strategies that enhance the overall academic experience for students and educators alike.

The Director of Academic Affairs position comes with a set of crucial responsibilities, including curriculum development, educational policy advocacy, and collaboration with stakeholders to ensure the continuous improvement of academic programs. Maduekwe Cynthia Chinenye is poised to lead with diligence, leveraging her skills and experience to make a lasting impact on the educational sector.

To underscore the significance of this appointment, Maduekwe Cynthia Chinenye draws inspiration from great serving leaders who have left indelible marks in the realm of education. Reflecting on the wisdom of these leaders, she emphasizes the importance of education in shaping a brighter future for society.

As Maduekwe Cynthia Chinenye assumes this esteemed position, she is guided by the words of renowned leaders:

1. Nelson Mandela: \”Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.\”
2. Malala Yousafzai: \”One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.\”

With these quotes as a beacon, Maduekwe Cynthia Chinenye is poised to lead the Cross River State Council of Informant academic affairs with passion, dedication, and a commitment to positive change.