A Nigerian lecturer shared a video showcasing Wigwe University’s vibrant night scene, impressing many Nigerians with the well-lit campus built by the late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe.


A Nigerian lecturer has offered a glimpse into the breathtaking nighttime scenery of Wigwe University in Isiokpo, Rivers State.
The academic, who shared a video highlighting the university’s beautifully illuminated campus, quickly captured the interest of many viewers.
Wigwe University, known as the most expensive university in Nigeria, was founded by the late Herbert Wigwe, former CEO of Access Bank.
With the university recently launching academic activities, both students and faculty have shown their excitement, sparking new social media interest.
The lecturer, Kingsley Chiwuike Ukaoha, posted the clip on Facebook on October 27, writing, “Night life at Wigwe University Isiokpo, Nigeria.” His post, capturing various well-lit scenes around the campus, quickly generated positive reactions.
Impressed viewers praised Ukaoha and the university’s ambiance, with comments like “Professor of Enjoyment,” from Uyi Omorogiukpon, and “Wow, beautiful. Congratulations and more wins, prof,” from Obakpolor Osazuwa. Other comments admired the impressive lighting and congratulated Ukaoha on his new role, hoping he would make a lasting impact.
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