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Pictures of UNICAL VC on Vacation in the United States -By Akachukwu Ifeanyichukwu
Professor Florence is the 11th Substantive and First Female Vice-Chancellor of the Varsity, a few months earlier she was seen visiting various tourist site in the United Kingdom.
Pictures have emerged which show the Vice-Chancellor of the Univeristy of Calabar (UNICAL), Professor Florence Banku Obi on Vacation in the Chicago City Area of the United States.
During her ongoing visit to United States, she has been at spotted at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, the 320 River Bar and on a Ferry Ride along the coast of the Lake Michigan.
Professor Florence is the 11th Substantive and First Female Vice-Chancellor of the Varsity, a few months earlier she was seen visiting various tourist site in the United Kingdom.
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