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Barely 24 hours after the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, called off its 5-
month old strike, the University of Nigeria
Nsukka, UNN, has been shut down indefinitely
by the workers.
At a heavy protest in the University on
Wednesday, all the workers union demanded
the immediate sack of the Vice Chancellor,
Prof. Bartho Okolo.
Okolo is being accused of corrupt practices
and neglect of due process in running the
affairs of the university.
Apart from accusing Okolo of being a corrupt
leader, the workers demanded the
reinstatement of the Chairman of the
Governing Council, Prof Emeka Enejere, who
was on Tuesday suspended on the orders of
the supervising minister of education, Nyesom
Wike.
The workers made up of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, the Non-
Academic Staff Union of Universities, NASU,
and the National Association of Academic
Technologists, NAT, chanted songs saying it
was the Vice Chancellor, Prof Bartho Okolo,
instead, who should be sacked.
After marching for over six hours, they
dispersed, promising to return for daily
demonstrations until the Council Chairman was
reinstated and other ills of the university
which they alleged originated from Prof Okolo
were corrected.
The members of the three trade union groups,
numbering over 1000, who carried placards
with various inscriptions such as “Pro-
chancellor must come back”, “Enejere must
come back”, “Batho must go” were led by the
three leaders of the unions, Comrade Dr.
Ifeanyi Abada, Comrade Godfrey Ugwu and
Comrade Onwu Anthony.
While briefing journalists at the end of the
rally, the workers decried the leadership style
of the university under Prof Okolo and called
for his immediate removal
“We have to reiterate that the
University of Nigeria under
the leadership of Prof Batho
Okolo is in ruins. The history
of the University today is the
history of maladministration,
financial impropriety and
recklessness, contract
splitting and money
laundering”, the workers
stated at the Freedom Square
of the University.
The unions noted with dismay
the suspension of Dr Enejere
by the minister, even when
he had been discharging his
functions as council chairman
effectively.
They accused Wike of
shielding and encouraging the
corrupt Vice Chancellor, even
against the basic principles of
President Goodluck Jonathan’s
transformation agenda.
“We challenge the supervising
minister of education and his
partner /adviser in chief and
collaborator Prof Okojie to
explain the following: Why he
hastily suspended a council
chairman without any form of
query?
“The justification for suspending Dr Enejere
without reason?
“Why he is encouraging corruption in the
Universities?
“Why he is shielding and encouraging corrupt
vice chancellors and tainted officers in his
ministry?
“Why he refused to react to the compendium
of corrupt activities of the Vice Chancellor,
UNN, which were articulated by the unions?”
They, therefore, demanded the immediate
reinstatement of the pro-chancellor, vowing
that anything on the contrary, activities on the
campus will remain paralyzed.
“In view of the foregoing, the unions demand
the immediate and unconditional reinstatement
of Dr. Emeka Enejere as the chairman UNN
Governing Council.
“We have had enough of this impunity; we
request Mr. President to intervene and call the
minister to order”, they said.
DailyPost gathered that until the Pro-
Chancellor’s suspension, he had been in
running battle with the Vice-Chancellor.
A source told our correspondent that unlike
the former Pro-Chancellor, Enejere had
continued to insist that due process must be
followed in all the dealings in the UNN.

ASUU, NASU, SSANU shut down
UNN indefinitely, demand VC’s
sack
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Barely 24 hours after the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, called off its 5-
month old strike, the University of Nigeria
Nsukka, UNN, has been shut down indefinitely
by the workers.
At a heavy protest in the University on
Wednesday, all the workers union demanded
the immediate sack of the Vice Chancellor,
Prof. Bartho Okolo.
Okolo is being accused of corrupt practices
and neglect of due process in running the
affairs of the university.
Apart from accusing Okolo of being a corrupt
leader, the workers demanded the
reinstatement of the Chairman of the
Governing Council, Prof Emeka Enejere, who
was on Tuesday suspended on the orders of
the supervising minister of education, Nyesom
Wike.
The workers made up of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, the Non-
Academic Staff Union of Universities, NASU,
and the National Association of Academic
Technologists, NAT, chanted songs saying it
was the Vice Chancellor, Prof Bartho Okolo,
instead, who should be sacked.
After marching for over six hours, they
dispersed, promising to return for daily
demonstrations until the Council Chairman was
reinstated and other ills of the university
which they alleged originated from Prof Okolo
were corrected.
The members of the three trade union groups,
numbering over 1000, who carried placards
with various inscriptions such as “Pro-
chancellor must come back”, “Enejere must
come back”, “Batho must go” were led by the
three leaders of the unions, Comrade Dr.
Ifeanyi Abada, Comrade Godfrey Ugwu and
Comrade Onwu Anthony.
While briefing journalists at the end of the
rally, the workers decried the leadership style
of the university under Prof Okolo and called
for his immediate removal
“We have to reiterate that the
University of Nigeria under
the leadership of Prof Batho
Okolo is in ruins. The history
of the University today is the
history of maladministration,
financial impropriety and
recklessness, contract
splitting and money
laundering”, the workers
stated at the Freedom Square
of the University.
The unions noted with dismay
the suspension of Dr Enejere
by the minister, even when
he had been discharging his
functions as council chairman
effectively.
They accused Wike of
shielding and encouraging the
corrupt Vice Chancellor, even
against the basic principles of
President Goodluck Jonathan’s
transformation agenda.
“We challenge the supervising
minister of education and his
partner /adviser in chief and
collaborator Prof Okojie to
explain the following: Why he
hastily suspended a council
chairman without any form of
query?
“The justification for suspending Dr Enejere
without reason?
“Why he is encouraging corruption in the
Universities?
“Why he is shielding and encouraging corrupt
vice chancellors and tainted officers in his
ministry?
“Why he refused to react to the compendium
of corrupt activities of the Vice Chancellor,
UNN, which were articulated by the unions?”
They, therefore, demanded the immediate
reinstatement of the pro-chancellor, vowing
that anything on the contrary, activities on the
campus will remain paralyzed.
“In view of the foregoing, the unions demand
the immediate and unconditional reinstatement
of Dr. Emeka Enejere as the chairman UNN
Governing Council.
“We have had enough of this impunity; we
request Mr. President to intervene and call the
minister to order”, they said.
DailyPost gathered that until the Pro-
Chancellor’s suspension, he had been in
running battle with the Vice-Chancellor.
A source told our correspondent that unlike
the former Pro-Chancellor, Enejere had
continued to insist that due process must be
followed in all the dealings in the UNN.

inspiration fm all d way. they kip me inspired. from bouqui nd heavy man early hours of d mng to eyo nd dallas 4rm 6.30am to 7 am except 4 tuesdays wer we ve fidelity sme forum. then after d news bella rose takes ova to b joined wit ruffy d fire nd lata on with dan foster. then at 10am titi jumps in2 the studio wit her twins then by 12pm gloria(miss giving u wot u nid) coms up nd at 2pm nana coms in.she takes it down till 4. then wana wana takes ova till 8pm. finally d nite is jux kul wit ego(d love messenger). inspiration fm is da bomb

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no mind her. na isa kaita she wan de. abeg odim brethren ha fa na? light don dey ni?
okpa, di oku

no mind her. na isa kaita she wan de. abeg odim brethren ha fa na? light don dey ni?

mr physics, if u shud c wot d 2009 agreement is tlking abt, if u wer d president, u too no go sign d stupid agreements. eg autonomy of university, share of oil money dey aint working for etc. omo make dem go faggie one syd jare. by d tym all d vc's bgin to d lose der jab dem go knw

greeeeat lions nd lioness! oya make una bgin to de roar fud de wait 4 jungle

nice one. pls moderator front page

moderator pls front page

all unn students report to school. haha ;Dall unn students report to school. haha

NEWS DESK: (Breaking News)
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
Our Ref.: UN/RC.124/S.1 28 November, 2013
PRESS RELEASE
SUBJECT: UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA REOPENS FOR ACADEMIC
ACTIVITIES
This is to inform the General Public, especially Students and
Parents, that normal academic activities have resumed at the
University of Nigeria.
Consequently, students who have outstanding examinations
for the 2012/2013 session are advised to report to their
respective Faculties/ Departments in both campuses of the
University immediately.
A.I. Okonta, FIIA, FCAI
REGISTRAR