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With great delight and gratitude to God, we announce that one of our students, Rev. Jude C. Akachukwu, has won the first-place award in the 2nd Edition of the Scripture and Theology Essay Competition organized by Wyclif College, Toronto, Canada.
The 2022 edition of this essay competition focused on the theme Theophany: Theological Implication of God’s Manifestation in Scripture. Rev. Akachukwu, a deacon ordained for the Catholic Diocese of Awgu and final year theology student of the Institute, presented a well-researched paper titled “Theophany as Christophany: Core Implication of Early Christian Theology of Scriptural Theophany and its Implication for Modern Biblical Studies.” Among entries from participants from different institutions around the world, Rev. Akachukwu’s essay was adjudged best in the undergraduate category of the competition because of its originality, scholarly presentation, and research depth.
Members of the Faculty and Management of the Institute are, therefore, proud of this academic feat as it goes to demonstrate the quality of teaching, learning, and research engagement in the Institute. The Institute remains committed to the holistic formation of its students to the glory of God and for the good of the Church.
Congratulations Rev. Jude Akachukwu! Congratulations Most Rev. Dr. John Okoye of the Catholic Diocese of Awgu!! And Congratulations to Faculty members and the Management of the Institute!!!
To learn more about this competition and other prize winners, kindly visit https://www.wycliffecollege.ca/essay
Date: 2019-02-19 - 2019-02-22
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The Dominican Institute is an institution of tertiary education established and owed by the Order of Preachers—the Dominican Order—in the Province of St. Joseph the Worker, Nigeria and Ghana
By reason of the international character and spirit of the Dominican Order, the Institute shares similar international perspective and character. This is reflected in the diversity of both its staff and students.
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