Medical doctor Expresses Interest to Lecture at Wigwe University, Compares it With Abroad Schools

• Wigwe University, Isiokpo, Rivers State, has caught the attention of a medical doctor after it kicked off its academic operations on October 17
• The medical doctor has reacted to pictures from the school built by Herbert Wigwe, the late Access Bank CEO
• The medical doctor said he would love to be a lecturer at the university and shared why he desires such

A medical doctor, Thywill Otuo, has expressed his desire to join the rank and file of academics at the newly-opened Wigwe University, Isiokpo, Rivers State.

While reacting to Wigwe University’s Facebook post welcoming its new students, the medic gushed over its look, saying it is the same standard obtainable in schools overseas.

Doctor Thywill said he would love to lecture the medical students at Wigwe University and expressed excitement at the thought of it. He said he loves Wigwe University’s settings.

He further hailed the university and urged it to “keep it up”. Dr Thywill’s Facebook post read:

“I would love to lecture medical students in this school😀- I love the settings. This is the abroad standard. It will be fun online learning!!!

“Well done Wigwe University. Keep it up.”

Nigerians react to the doctor’s wish

Ed McCoy said:

“Perfect shot, bro.”

Yeni Goddey said:

“Very nice. In my class we are just 15.”

JOe Teejay IquOt said:

“Amazing set up.”

Iberedem Kennedy said:

“See as E resemble Access Bank interior.”

Margaret Willie II said:

“Almost all the school I attend in Ghana has similer setting with fully air condition room.”

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Wigwe University lecturer had shared his mission at the school.

Man heartbroken after visiting Wigwe University

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man almost collapsed after visiting Wigwe University and shared his experience.

King shared pictures of the school’s entrance and some new students and parents he captured on the premises. King, in a Facebook post, said he remembered the late founder of the university, Herbert Wigwe, who passed away in a tragic helicopter crash on February 9.

“…As I walked round I remembered Herbert my brother and what the day would have been like if he was present at the opening ceremony of the school he envisioned to be one of the best in the world and best in Africa.

“I almost questioned God but quickly realized He cannot be queried, He is unquestionable and also wiser than what we can ever think or imagine or even envisage as humans…” he wrote.