The American University of Nigeria (AUN) has announced the reappointment of Dr. Maggie Ensign as the President/Vice-Chancellor with effect from June 1, 2021.
Ensign, who on May 14, announced her resignation as President of Dickinson College, one of the oldest and most distinguished liberal arts colleges in the United States, had first served as President of AUN from 2010 to 2017 before departing to take up the Presidency at Dickinson.
The Chairman of AUN’s Governing Council, Senator Ben Obi, who announced the reappointment, said the board and council are fully confident that Ensign has the best credentials and experience to lead the university through this critical stage in its development and pledged their support for her success.
2023: No Igbo-speaking person from Delta, Rivers should aspire – Clark
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…Time of pitting South-South against South-East over – Obiozor
By Henry Umoru & Anayo Okoli
AHEAD of 2023 general and presidential elections, former Federal Commissioner for Information and South-South Leader, Chief Edwin Clark has said that President Muhammadu Buhari’s successor should come from the South-East geo- Political zone of the country.
Clark’s call enjoyed the backing of President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Professor George Obiozor, who restated the call for the Igbo to produce the president in 2023.
Clark, however, stressed that the Igbo should be from the South-East and urged Igbo-speaking people from Delta and Rivers states not to aspire for the exalted position but should all back the South-East to achieve it in 2023.
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AHEAD of 2023 general elections, former Federal Commissioner for Information and South-South Leader, Chief Edwin Clark has said that President Muhammadu Buhari’s successor should come from the South East geo-political zone of the country.
Clark has however described as abominable and condemnable if any Igbo speaking person from Delta and Rivers States aspires for the exalted position because such a person speaks Igbo, adding that no person from Oshimili South and North, Aniocha, Agbor or Ukwani should come out for presidency, but they should all join the South East to achieve it come 2023.
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Chief Edwin Clark has called on the nation’s political class to support the call for President Muhammadu Buhari’s successor to come from the South East geo-political zone.
Clark, who made the call when he played host to the Ohanaeze Ndigbo leadership and some South East leaders at his Asokoro residence on Sunday in Abuja also called on other Igbo speaking sons outside the South East zone not to allow themselves to be used to scuttle the South east president ambition, even as he described as abominable and condemnable if any Igbo speaking person from Delta and Rivers States aspires for the exalted position because such a person speaks Igbo.