UNICAL VC Receives Investigation Report on Suspended Dean

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Prof. Florence Obi has formally received the report of the Investigation Panel set up to probe allegations of improprieties leveled against the suspended Dean of Law, Prof Cyril Ndifon.

Receiving the report in a brief presentation ceremony in her office, the Vice Chancellor commended the Panel members for their effort and commitment towards the achievement of a thorough and objective report within a short time.

She said though Management has not gone through the report, she knows the report will be useful to the University and it will help the University achieve the needed closure to the subject matter and consequently move forward.

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She reiterated her happiness over the sacrifice and show of commitment by the Panel, assuring that the report will be presented to the Ministers of Education and that of Women Affairs as well as Executive Secretary of NUC as delivered by the Panel.

On the scale of mixed comments in the public domain which has trailed the reportage of the subject matter, the Vice Chancellor said the report of the Panel would serve as the mouthpiece of the University to all.

On the capacity of the panel members, the University helmsman stated that they were carefully selected based on their offices, position and credibility, describing them as individuals full of capacity and integrity.

The Vice-Chancellor said it was very unusual to have an external observer for any investigation in the university because of the sensitive nature of the issues raised and the personalities involved, Management had to make an exception.

Presenting the report, the Chairman of the Panel, Prof. Dorothy Oluwagbemi Jacob said the Panel was sent on an errand, on a fact-finding mission and collectively, they came to present their findings.

She used the occasion to commend members of the Panel for their cooperation, time and commitment towards the success of their mandate, adding that should anyone find the report beautiful, it is because of the collaborations of the professionals involved.


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