he Lagos State University, LASU, chapter of the Academic Staff Union, ASUU, on Tuesday protested what they called illegality in the election of a new Deputy Vice-Chancellor in the institution.

The lecturers called for the immediate suspension of the election of the deputy vice-chancellor in charge of administration scheduled for later in the day.

Scores of placard-carrying lecturers staged a peaceful march, chanting songs.

Some of the placards read: “DVC election, we say ‘no to one man show’ in a university of 30 years’’, “until a properly convened Senate accepts your nominees, no election please’’, “The VC is only first among equals, LASU Senate is not a private club, you cannot waive its rights’’.

The management of the university had in its official bulletin dated April 16 nominated Olatunji Abanikannda of the Faculty of Science and Fidelis Njokanma of the College of Medicine to run for the position.

It also scheduled the election for April 22.

The position had been vacant since December 8, 2013.

The Chairman of ASUU, Adekunle Idris, said the action was to protest the “illegality’’ in the selection process.

He cited Section 5 (4) of LASU Law which says “where a vacancy exists for the post of a Deputy Vice-Chancellor, the VC shall present a list of two professors to the Senate, one of whom should be elected.”

The don said, “Where none of the two nominees is accepted to the Senate, the vice-chancellor shall present a list of two other professors to the Senate.

“The purpose of this is to enable the senate to discuss and consider the appropriateness for the position before the election.

“Where senate in its wisdom finds the two nominees not acceptable, they have the right to so declare, this right can only be waived by the senate.

“The vice-chancellor and the registrar have no powers to waive this right or duty of senate to accept or reject the first list of two nominees.”

“Our union, having sought legal advice and after serious consideration, have come to the conclusion that a breach of the LASU law is about to be committed.’’

The union noted that though filling the vacancy is important, the process and its outcome was more important, as the deputy vice- chancellor is a vice-chancellor in waiting.

It called on the authorities to convene the meeting of the Senate to consider the nominees, while a new date should be fixed for the election.

ASUU-LASU had on April 15 given the management a 14-day ultimatum to meet its demands or face strike.

Culled from: www.brainbuildersedu.com

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8. Fahat Sanda (2013): Arrested from his hostel, false evidence of drugs presented in court against him. He has refused intimidation, refused to plead guilty to a crime not committed and so has been in jail since November. The school and High commission are silent.
9. Umar (2014): Arrested from in front of his hostel by the police. Asked for his passport which he had submitted to the school for renewal of Visa, he stated his case and presented his ID as the Student Rep President alongside his student ID, but the police insisted on arresting him unless he paid some bribe. Umar called Mr Banum the head of the school security to come and identify him as the Student Rep President, but he never came. The police officer then arrested Umar and took him to the station and threatened to put him in trouble. Umar then succumbed to the threat and paid Rm300 to regain his freedom on the spot. On returning to the school premises, Umar confronted Mr Banum to know why he refused coming to identify him but there was no response. He then requested that the money he paid be refunded of which Mr Banum said he will refund him and write a petition against the officer in question. Till date, nothing has been heard about the issue.
10.. Several Nigerian students in February 2014 were arrested within their school premises by the police and immigration personnel’s for not being in possession of their documents which had been submitted to the school and hence immigration for renewal. The School ignored these students for about 2weeks to suffer in detention and the High Commission did nothing.
Nwaogwugwu also listed in the letter death cases involving Nigerians
1. Onoche Martins (March 2012): Master degree student. Killed by Malaysian Police personnel’s after he allegedly outraged the modesty of a 43year old lady by hugging, kissing and exposing himself by11am. These accusations do not make sense to any sane being. Nothing has been heard from the Nigerian High Commission.
2. Solomon Okolo (March 2013): Student from Delta state. Killed by Malaysian citizens in the presence of Malaysian police officers after crashing his vehicle. His wife was at the scene of the incident and to date, nothing has been heard about that case or the culprits. The High commission is silent.
3. Tunde Adelabu (March 2014): A Student Killed by Malaysia policemen who ran away after shooting him. Later on, the policemen came back and arrested Tunde’s friend who had witnessed the shooting. Today, nobody knows where this boy has been taken to or if he is still alive. The school he attended are now denying he was ever their student. The High commission is still silent.
4. In India on the 25th of March 2014, Two Nigerians were found stabbed on Devli Road, New Delhi. One of them succumbed to injuries and died while the other is at the AIIMS Trauma Centre.
5. In Malaysia, a Nigerian died in detention camp sometime in March. The Nigerian High Commission was invited for the burial or which they attended without contacting the family of this Nigerian. The family of this Nigerian back home believes their son is alive somewhere. The High Commission should give reasons for their action
The students are asking that Mr President intervene in the matter.