In this interview, Professor of Mass Communication and Director, Institute of Continuing Education, University of Lagos, Professor Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika, speaks to Naomi Chima about her milestones and roles
Take us back to your childhood: what values did your parents instil in you that have continued to shape your life and career?
I grew up in Delta State, rooted in a family environment anchored by firm discipline, integrity, and hard work. As a young girl, I was naturally inquisitive and determined; always questioning the world around me, eager to learn and driven by a quiet resolve to excel. My parents taught us early that character is an individual’s most valuable asset. They instilled core values: respect, unbending integrity, perseverance, and empathy. They also raised us to believe that gender is never a boundary to excellence or service. Those foundational values rooted in hard work and strict moral accountability have served as
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