ICYMI: Nigeria’s poorest vice chancellor | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
Many of Nigeria’s Vice Chancellors are unquestionably perfect islands of distinguished academic administrators. So long as their islands remain islands many of their colleagues who constitute the rank-and-file outside their respective islands will forever need bridges and bridges across the Channels to be constructed and reconstructed to get to the islands. The meaning of this remark cannot be farfetched.
They see themselves as eternal Vice Chancellors. For whatever reason; they believe that their term will never end. They turn logic on its head and proclaim the arrant nonsense of the logic of the sempiternity of the post of the Vice Chancellor. Their island is the island of sempiternity of blindness and of ruthless logic that controls and rules the illogical minds of ruthless men and persons in power. We don’t know what to call their greed. This is no exaggeration. This is no hyperbole.
At the time of his appointment to the federal university in one of our central states, he was already the Vice Chancellor of a federal university in the South-South. What did he allegedly not do, this Vice Chancellor, this allegedly ruthlessly powerful Vice Chancellor, to the staff, especially academic staff, he charmed to the then very new university? Of course, history will record him as the only one who was the Vice Chancellor of two federal universities at the same time.
The island Vice Chancellor has since been abandoned in his island of ruthlessness and cronyism all alone, all, all and all alone, by even those who sickly licked his boots, his boot-lickers, his arse-and-ass-lickers. Today he is badly down – near a vegetable state. Did he eat? I must admit that this topic did not crop up in our conversation.
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