PLS HOUSE IS IT TRUE THAT PROF MIRIAM IKEJIANI CLARKE OF UNN IS DEAD

Yes, Prof Miriam Ikejiani-Clark is unfortunately dead. The Vice Chancellor announced her death in a meeting in his Board room about 30 minutes ago. Until her death she was a Full Professor of Public Administration. UNN will miss her

yep, she is dead,

Everyone is just falling dead . . . . makes one wonder.

stay close to God.

Was she not the former minister under Abacha who was married to late Dr Chuba Okadigbo?

[size=14pt]Atiku, Obi mourn Ikejiani-Clark[/size]
By Emmanuel Obe, Awka
Saturday, 24 Sep 2011

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State on Friday reacted to the death of a former Minister of State of the Federal Capital Territory, Prof. Miriam Ikejiani-Clark, describing the event as shocking and a huge loss to Nigeria.


In a condolence message, which was issued by his media office in Abuja and made available to SATURDAY PUNCH, former Abubakar said Ikejiani-Clark’s death was not only a loss to the country, but to the intellectual community.


Describing the late minister of state as an accomplished intellectual and a ‘tall tree in the forest of knowledge’, Atiku recalled her single-handed efforts as the dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Nigeria Nsukka, to rebuild and re-equip the faculty in collaboration with members of the university’s alumni association.


He said Ikejiani-Clark earned respect and recognition for her intellectual ability and her achievements as a minister of state in the FCT under the Sani Abacha military regime.


Atiku said Ikejiani-Clark made respect for dignity of labour a major public policy by directing construction companies to stop conveying their workers in container trucks, something they were not doing in their home countries.


He said the timber market in Dei-Dei Abuja was a testimony of the vision, foresight, and creativity of the deceased, adding that she never felt intimidated in a male-dominated society.


He said, “In her life time, she made women to believe in themselves and push themselves to the highest levels opportunities could take them, if they dared to strive and be noticed.”


Also, in an official reaction, Obi said he and the people of Anambra State were sad to know about the death of their worthy ambassador.


He said, “The people of Anambra State and I are grief-stricken at the death of our illustrious daughter and sister, Prof. Miriam Ikejiani-Clark.”

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201109241182257

Was she not the former minister under Abacha who was married to late Dr Chuba Okadigbo?. Her dad was the only Nigerian physician allowed to treat our colonial masters and I think her mom was Arabian.

@ileke idi; « #3 on: Today at 01:36:35 AM »
[Quote]Everyone is just falling dead . . . . makes one wonder.

stay close to God[/Quote]What are you doing about it? Saying it an doing it are two different things. Sound familiar? Sullivan Tutorial commercial.
When you choose a wrong part as good as not choosing any at all. I told you to become muslim. scores of ekiti people are entering Islam now. Smin with the good current however narrow it is.

Sweetnecta:

@ileke idi; « #3 on: Today at 01:36:35 AM »What are you doing about it? Saying it an doing it are two different things. Sound familiar? Sullivan Tutorial commercial.
When you choose a wrong part as good as not choosing any at all. [size=28pt]I told you to become muslim.[/size] scores of ekiti people are entering Islam now. Smin with the good current however narrow it is.

It is not by force my Ekiti sister. I no wan do I'm not socially defined, I'm individualistically.

. . . . defined.

rip

awww, this sad.

R.I.P Ikejiani-clarke

Life is too short make best use of it.

Eyaaa,she was a very powerful woman then in UNN,may her gentle soul rest in peace,Amen.

eobe:

Yes, Prof Miriam Ikejiani-Clark is unfortunately dead. The Vice Chancellor announced her death in a meeting in his Board room about 30 minutes ago. Until her death she was a Full Professor of Public Administration. UNN will miss her

no, she was prof. Of political science. Hers had been the most interactive class in the department. My class is of course the worst hit as we were looking 4ward 2 her taking us in our final year.
RIP woman of substance and intergrity, we miss you

she was one of the best in the dept of political science,unn.the memories of her as my teacher,academic adviser,dean of the faculty,head of dept will linger forever in my mind.she brought out the best in most us, i cant forget the first class she had with us where she told us how civilisation started in Africa and backed it up with cogent reasons.she ended the lecture by telling us to have the power of the mind to speak.ADIEU MADAM.RIP.Nigerians,UNN,political sci dept will surely miss you

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Pretty,intelligent,eloquent, bt very arrogant. I remember we almost locked her up at d 'toilet ends' in my first year,but her sweet talk save am. Great loss 2 d DEN of lions & lionesses. RIP ikejiani

She inspired many Lions and Lionesses.
She was the Vice_Chancellor UNN never had
What a loss

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OH NO!!!!!!! Rest in Peace . One of the strongest women in UNN, i will really miss you.