A senior lecturer within the College of Nigeria Nsukka, UNN, Prof Ifeanyichukwu Abada has waded into the controversies surrounding the current election of members of the College’s Governing Council.
DAILY POST studies that there have been protests and petitions over the end result of the train, with some members of the Alumni Affiliation discrediting the train.
The Alumni members just lately staged a protest, calling for a cancellation of the train.
Nevertheless, in an announcement made accessible to journalists, Abada, a former chairman of the Tutorial Employees Union of Universities, ASUU, UNN chapter, mentioned the train was credible.
He mentioned the College, below the management of Common Ike Nwachukwu (rtd.), the Professional-Chancellor, and Professor Polycarp Emeka Chigbu, the Appearing Vice-Chancellor, efficiently concluded the Governing Council elections.
“Their efforts ensured a course of that was extensively thought to be free, truthful, and credible.
“Stakeholders, together with educational employees, non-teaching employees, alumni, and the broader college group, counseled the administration for prioritizing inclusivity and equity in figuring out representatives for the Governing Council.
Abada singled out what he referred to as digital innovation, which he mentioned was a game-changer for Alumni engagement.
Engr Emeka Udoh was elected Convocation Consultant for the Governing Council and in line with Abada, “the Convocation election marked a big leap within the college’s embrace of know-how.
“For the primary time, UNN alumni from throughout the globe might take part within the electoral course of, breaking geographical boundaries and guaranteeing unprecedented inclusivity.
“Alumni from all continents actively engaged within the election, demonstrating the enduring bond they share with their alma mater.
“The digital voting platform was user-friendly and accessible, eradicating logistical challenges that usually deter participation.
“The safe and verifiable nature of the system assured a reputable end result, setting a brand new customary for future elections.”
Others elected included: Senate Representatives- Professor Ejim Emmanuel Chukwudi, Professor Idika Kalu Idika, Professor Attamah Anthony and Professor Agwu Ekwe Agwu, in addition to Congregation Representatives- Mr. Temple Onwukwe for Non-Educating Employees, and Professor Onyishi Ike because the Congregation Consultant for Educating Employees.
