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DR IKWUEGBU, PROVOST, FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, EHA-AMUFU DESERVES SECOND TENURE- SAYS GROUP

Enugu: Stay Alert Human Rights Initiative, an Abuja based security awareness and human rights advocacy group, has called on the Federal Government to reward hard work and development in one of Nigeria’s tertiary institutions, Federal College of Education, Eha – Amufu, by reappointing the current Provost, Dr Ikwuegbu Pauline for a second tenure when her first tenure expires.

Speaking during a solidarity march in Abuja on Friday to support the achievements of Federal ministry of Education under the leadership of Alhaji Adamu Adamu and Hon Emeka Nwajiuba, the ministers of Education , the Executive Director of the group,Hon Hilary onah said that Dr Ikwuegbu should be given another chance in Federal college of Education ,Eha-Amufu to continue the good work she is doing saying that the gesture will promote excellence and encourage dedication to duty.

The leader of the group praised the ministers of Education for their contributions in ensuring the progress of Education in Nigeria since their Assumption of office, also said that Dr Pauline who was decorated last month by Stay Alert Human Rights as the Best provost in Nigeria was chosen after being convinced that Dr Ikwuegbu unlike many other provosts in Nigeria demonstrated capacity, transparency, professionalism and credibility in the discharge of her duties.

The body praised the provost over the level of development recorded in the school. There is unity among the staff and students, there is academic excellence” There is Transparency and accountability over contracts. The provost turned the already dead institution into one of the most developed tertiary institutions in Nigeria. Onah called the Government at all levels to emulate the Provost of Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu in the discharge of their duties.

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