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Rotimi Amaechi's Week In Port Harcourt by Pius Adesanmi by XueRengui: 10:38pm On Mar 20, 2016
Rotimi Amaechi's Week in Port Harcourt
By Pius Adesanmi.
That Rotimi Amaechi is an irresponsible Federal Minister is the least of our worries. Our main worry is that he is still on the job - uncautioned, unquestioned, unsanctioned by his employer.
Why irresponsibility?
Come with me.
I am three months into administrative apprenticeship as head of an academic unit in a University. I've never been in Admin so it's a learning process and I am enjoying every bit of it. You can therefore pardon my naivete when the time came to leave my seat and be absent for a week.
Nigeria happened to me in terms of what I thought the procedures of absence would be.
I called my predecessor and asked him if he didn't mind being Acting Director during my absence and he graciously agreed. I thought that was it.
Poor me!
I was soon thrown into a daunting administrative architecture of disengagement. Two Deans must be notified of my absence; the principal admin staff of the two Deans must be notified; a certain number of people in offices I have never heard about must be notified; the financial office must be notified.
These are all arteries of the administrative system that must be aware of who has signatory authority for the unit in my absence. Oyinbo's work must neither stop nor suffer in your absence.
Throughout the week, the web of required notifications kept expanding. When I finally heaved a sigh of relief and thought it was all over, I received a memo from yet another office asking if I wanted to transfer electronic signature authority to the Acting Director.
Apparently, all I had done during the week did not cover electronic signatures as I could very well decided to hold on to e-authority and sign things electronically during my absence.
Knowing that there is no light, no water, no nothing where I am heading to and my access to the internet could depend on the strength of prayer warriors yonder, I respected myself by also transferring electronic authority to the Acting Director.
One week of painstaking procedures to transfer authority of just one unit in a University just because one society evolved a culture of hatred for impunity and lawlessness - a reality which makes the Institution bigger than the person.
As I went through this handing over process, my blood pressure increased and my health deteriorated. I grumbled to Bamidele Ademola-Olateju, Moses Ochonu, Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo, and Omoyele Sowore.
I told them that I am tired of Nigeria. Here am I being told that the life and work of one academic and administrative unit in a University is incompatible with the ethos of Oga is not on seat. You cannot just take off and...
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Re: Rotimi Amaechi's Week In Port Harcourt by Pius Adesanmi by criminalmindz: 11:00pm On Mar 20, 2016
The summary is Buhari is afraid of amaechi

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Re: Rotimi Amaechi's Week In Port Harcourt by Pius Adesanmi by saintikechi(m): 11:07pm On Mar 20, 2016
Making amechi a minister was just a way of compensating him for funding buhari's campaign with rivers state's looted funds.

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Re: Rotimi Amaechi's Week In Port Harcourt by Pius Adesanmi by SouthernBreeze(m): 12:38am On Mar 21, 2016
Amaechi is as heartless and stupid as the person who employed him as a minister

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