Former Super Eagles Goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama Receives Honorary Doctorate from the University of Uyo

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Former Super Eagles Goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama Receives Honorary Doctorate from the University of Uyo


Owolabi Philip 

In a momentous occasion, Vincent Enyeama, the renowned former Super Eagles Goalkeeper, was conferred with an honorary doctorate award by the University of Uyo in Akwa Ibom State on Saturday, November 11.

The announcement came directly from Enyeama himself, who shared the joyous news along with accompanying photos on his Instagram page on the same day. In a heartfelt caption, he expressed gratitude for the recognition and credited his strength to a higher power.

"God has been my strength. He has been in the details. I can’t thank Him enough," Enyeama wrote. He went on to extend his appreciation to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Uyo and his team for bestowing upon him this prestigious honor.

Enyeama didn't forget to acknowledge the pillars of support in his life, starting with his wife, Promise Vincent. In his words, she has been "the bone from my ribs," and he extended blessings to her and their family. He also thanked his extended family for their unwavering support in all circumstances.

Expressing gratitude to his fans and supporters, Enyeama conveyed his love, saying, "To my fans and supporters, I love you guys. Thank you." With humility, he attributed the new title bestowed upon him to the work of the divine, stating, "A new title has been added to me. This is the Lord’s doing."

The University of Uyo's decision to honor Vincent Enyeama with a doctorate serves not only as recognition of his achievements in football but also acknowledges his impact beyond the field. Enyeama's humility and acknowledgment of the support around him have resonated with fans and well-wishers, marking this award ceremony as a celebration of both individual excellence and collective encouragement.

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