Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar (UNICAL), Prof. Florence Obi, has condemned an alleged assault on students of the institution by a suspected lecturer.
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The women, in the petition, expressed concern over the position taken by the Minister in the case against the former Dean.
Prof. Florence Obi, Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, has approved the appointment of Dr. Rose Ugbe as the Acting Dean, Faculty of Law.
Professor Florence Obi, Vice Chancellor (VC) of the University of Calabar, (Unical), has disclosed that the management of the institution has no vested interest in the suspension of Prof. Cyril Ndifon, former Dean of the Faculty of Law.
The allegation came on the day the Dean was suspended by UNICAL over a protest by his students in the university.
The letter, which conveyed the suspension, was signed by the University’s Registrar, Gabriel Egbe..
Obi made the appeal when she led UNICAL’s management team on a courtesy visit to CP Gyogen Grima, Commissioner of Police, Cross River Command in his office.
Prof Cyril Ndifon, Dean of Faculty of Law of the University of Calabar, has reacted to allegations of harassing female law students sexually.
Professor Obi made this known at the 234th Senate Meeting held at the Senate Chamber on Tuesday in Calabar.
Obi sought the support and collaboration Friday in Calabar, when she paid a courtesy visit on Brig.-Gen. Everest Okoro, the Commander, 13 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Calabar,
Director of SERVICOM in UNICAL, Prof. Patrick Egaga, announced the ban in a statement issued on Friday in Calabar.
In a release issued by the Registrar of the institution, Gabriel Egbe, the new date for resumption of academic activities is now March 20 as against the earlier date of March 14.
While inaugurating the facility, Friday in Calabar, Obi commended the leadership of the Postgraduate Students’ Government for building a new secretariat for the student body.
Agindi was a third year student of the institution at the department of Library and Information Science.
Desmond Likita had left Makurdi for Calabar for school resumption before the unfortunate incident which occurred along the Calabar-Ikom highway on January 8.
The beneficiaries include: David Agabi-Eneji, Adekanmbi Adeyinka and Wilfred Ayambem.
The announcement is contained in a release signed on Monday in Calabar by the Registrar of the institution, Gabriel Egbe.
Chairman of the Chapter, Dr John Edor, who led other members on the protest Wednesday in Calabar, said members of the union were owed eight months’ salary arrears, from March to October, 2022.
A check by News Agency of Nigeria within the campus on Monday in Calabar showed that fresh students were already visiting some offices for their registration.
ASUU Chairman, University of Calabar branch, Dr John Edor, dropped this hint, saying that there have been some understanding and shifting of grounds with a view to resolving the strike.