Reports reaching Dockaysworld have revealed that a woman, Professor Mrs. Salami has emerged as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Benin, UNIBEN.

The announcement was made a few minutes ago after some meeting as it had been previously announced that a new VC would be appointed today.

Professor Salami takes over from Professor Faraday Orumwense who’s been VC for the past few years.

She becomes the second woman to become the university’s Vice chancellor since Professor Grace Alele Williams, who was Nigeria’s first female Vice chancellor, in 1985

See profile below

Prof. Lilian I. Salami, (Nee Emovon,) Ph.D. Professor of Home Economics/Nutritional Education is a Benin and hails from Edo State, Nigeria, West Africa. She was born in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria on the 8th of August, 1956. Her early schooling started in Jos but was truncated by the Nigerian Civil War. Her both primary and secondary education were then completed in Edo State. She obtained her West African School Certificate (O’ levels) from Baptist High School, Benin City. In 1975 she travelled to the United States of America to University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Campus and had her summer schooling in the University of Minnesota, St. Paul. She later transferred to North Dakota State University, Fargo after she got married in 1977. There she obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in 1979 in Home Economics and Master’s degree in Nutrition in 1982. She returned back to Nigeria in 1983 and enrolled to serve in the National Youth Service Corps in Benin City. Upon completion of the national service, she made a brief start of her teaching career with the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo, Nigeria. Between 1985 and 1994 she lectured Nutrition at the University of Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria. This was interjected when she gained admission into University of Nigeria, Nsukka for a doctoral degree in Human Nutrition in 1989 which she obtained in 1991. In 1994, she was appointed a Senior Lecturer with the University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria and acted as a Head of Department between 1996 and 1998 and rose to the rank of Professor in 2005. In her desire to be well-grounded in teaching, she gained and obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Education in 2001 from the University of Benin. In 2004, Prof. Salami proceeded to the Vaal University of Technology, Vanderbijlpark, South Africa as a post-doctoral fellow which she obtained in 2005. She has held numerous positions at the prestigious University of Benin, Director of General Studies, Part-time programme and Chairman of the Board of University of Benin Integrated Enterprise. She has also served as a member in many other committees. She is the immediate past Dean of the Faculty of Education and was a member of the apex body of the University, the Governing Council. Prof. Salami has taught numerous undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Home Economics and Nutrition. She has successfully supervised over 40 masters and 15 PhD students.  She is a fellow of Nutrition Society of Nigeria and International Federation of Home Economics/Home Professional Association of Nigeria. As an administrator, she has held numerous administrative positions in the University of Benin and currently the Director General/Chief Executive of the National Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA, Ondo). She has to her credit over 75 peer reviewed articles in national and international Journals. Outside academic, she is a member of the Advisory council to his royal majesty, the Oba of Benin, Omo N’Oba N’Edo, Ukukpolokpolo, Ogidigan, Oba Ewuare II.

SOURCE : https://www.dockaysworld.com.ng/breaking-woman-becomes-vc-of-uniben/

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Jason555:
Reports reaching Dockaysworld have revealed that a woman, Professor Mrs. Salami has emerged as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Benin, UNIBEN.

The announcement was made a few minutes ago after some meeting as it had been previously announced that a new VC would be appointed today.

Professor Salami takes over from Professor Faraday Orumwense who’s been VC for the past few years.

More to follow


Source : https://www.dockaysworld.com.ng/breaking-woman-becomes-vc-of-uniben/

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Salami hall in the faculty of Education. Congratulations to her.

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Many African Women are not just good at leadership. Just watch out.

It's either they are over strict even in places they shouldn't or they over loot the money.

Her bio:

http://niepa.gov.ng/profile_prof-lilian-i-salami-director-generalchief-executive/

Her qualifications:

https://news.uniben.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/206-inaugural-001-e1535186212423-1024x703.jpg

Chizuru01:
Many African Women are not just good at leadership. Just watch out.

It's either they are over strict even in places they shouldn't .

Very selective, perhaps they have too much to oversee.

Congratulations ma.. I read about the salamis in Macmillian days

THIS WOMAN I REMEMBER HER BACK THEN
FORMER DEAN OF EDUCATION
VERY NICE WOMAN

Congrats mama!

Prof Grace Alele Williams we no go free oooo

Congratulations to her.

I love women, they are men in steel suits, could remember the first rector of federal polytechnic offa, Dr Mrs engineer adeife oseimekhen, she was a woman of steel, class and finesse, she brought a lot of development to the polytechnic, that time fedpoffa was the fastest growing polytechnic in Nigeria



OUR NUDE POSTING LADIES SHOULD TAKE ONE OR TWO LESSONS FROM THIS PRESTIGIOUS WOMAN

more power to your elbows madam #GODBLESS

Wow I hope she will work on curbing cultism in the institution

This is the real slay queen, not the ones Naira Marley hits their butts in a club.

The worst part about this country is very few girls will aspire to be like this woman. They'd rather look at Tacha and Mercy for inspiration.

Good move...i hope uniben changes for the better and fees price are reduced... Orunwense was a bad news for uniben

Grace Alele-Williams was the first female VC of Uniben ...

Not the first

Impressive!

Her time to drink from the jar of the national treasury

Ok

Chizuru01:
Many African Women are not just good at leadership. Just watch out.

It's either they are over strict even in places they shouldn't or they over loot the money.

Misogynist?

Chizuru01:
Many African Women are not just good at leadership. Just watch out.

It's either they are over strict even in places they shouldn't or they over loot the money.

I've worked under women and also under men in my working life, and I am here to say that there is no difference.

Better emancipate yourself from sexisim.

Congratulations

Seen

Well deserved

Benin witches have been demanding for this position for decades

God help me