UNIZIK Spokesman Refutes Claims In Some Quarters That The University Council Was Bias In The Appointment Of Prof. Ahaneku As Unizik V.C

According to a report by Dailypost, the Spokesman of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka Mr. Emma Ojukwu has completely debunked speculations making the grounds that the university governing council was bias in the appointment of reputable scholar and astute administrator, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, as the new Vice Chancellor of UniZik.
Mr. Ojukwu who spoke on behalf of the Chairman of the Governing Council of the University, Air Vice Marshal Larry Koinyan, explained that the issuance of the letter followed the successful emergence of Prof. Ahaneku as the new Vice Chancellor after a rigorous selection process that ended in an election...continue

He succinctly, refuted claims and allegations that the Chairman of the governing council demanded gratification from Prof. Nwakoby (who also contested for the position), after he was adjudged to have scored the highest mark in the interview segment of the process.  The Director of Information of the university also hinted that Prof. Nwakoby only scored highest in the interview segments out of five other segments that constituted the process of selecting a Vice Chancellor.
According to him “He intentionally leaked the result of that segment to the press and started shouting of bias when it dawned on him that he may not win the race. There are several other segments, suppose the candidates that scored highest in each segment went to the press to say they won, there would have been anarchy”.
He continues “I want to state categorically clear that the allegations of bias, demand of bribe and others are very baseless, malicious and false. The chairman of the university governing council board is a man of integrity who cannot be influenced in anyway” 
It would be recalled that an Mbaise born intellectual heavyweight Prof. Joseph Ahaneku was appointed as the new Vice Chancellor of UnZik a few days ago. Congratz Prof!

Source: DailyPost
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