The Nigerian Diaspora Coalition For Change (NDCfC), has celebrated the prestigious academic appointments of two of its eminent members: Prof. Mondy Gold and Prof. Charles E. Orbih, by Edsea Business School in collaboration with Haggai International Bible College.
Prof. Mondy Gold was appointed as Deputy Pro-Chancellor of the EBS HIBC College of Divinity, a joint institution affiliated with West Midlands Open University, Lagos, Nigeria, and Open Christian University, USA.
His appointment underscores his longstanding commitment to advancing theological education and strategic leadership in faith-based institutions. With this recognition, Prof. Gold is set to contribute significantly to the global academic and spiritual discourse, expanding the reach and relevance of divinity education.
Prof. Charles E. Orbih was appointed to the Professorial Chair of the School of Entrepreneurship and ICT Innovation at EBS HIBC. A renowned thought leader in innovation and enterprise development, Prof. Orbih’s appointment positions him to drive transformative learning at the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship. His role will foster a new generation of innovators across Africa and beyond, aligned with global development goals.
These appointments not only elevate the personal profiles of both scholars but also mark a strategic win for the NDCfC, reinforcing its influence and thought leadership across academic, entrepreneurial, and spiritual landscapes.
The visibility and recognition granted through such affiliations create expansive opportunities for international partnerships, mentorships, and academic collaborations, reflecting NDCfC’s mission to nurture excellence and impact across the diaspora.
Prof. Olu Osadolor Kotoye, Director-General of Edsea Business School, affirmed the appointments as part of a broader vision to align academia with kingdom-driven leadership and societal transformation.
NDCfC celebrated these milestones as divine affirmations of purpose and excellence, adding that it is looking forward to the global exploits these leaders will accomplish in their new roles.
