In a post titled ‘The habitual silence of the University of Calabar when it matters most, the former University of Calabar student decried the bad communication mechanism of his Alma mater, describing the university's move as medicine after death. In a now viral post shared on his verified Facebook handle, Emmanuel Richard accused the university helmsman of negligence of duties. Read his post below: University of Calabar logo THE HABITUAL SILENCE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR WHEN IT MATTERS MOST. For the over five years I spent at the University of Calabar pursuing a four-year course, it was always when things seemed to get out of hands that the university management often find pleasure in addressing the almost decaying issues. Suffice to say, the school usually pays deaf ears and maintained blind eyes to matters until a protest was in sight before they sluggishly jump into action. Ranging from various...
On 1st October 1960, the Nigerian people could not hold their excitement as they finally broke out from the shackles of colonialism, slavery, and the imperial rule of the Queen of England. For the longer years of intimidation, infringement of human rights, desecration of the traditional Nigerian society, exploitation of natural resources and introduction of systems that at best worked against the Nigerian people and the misunderstanding and war between the amalgamated protectorates. The first Republic coming to an early end through coups and counter coups was unplanned and unforseen. In fact, it was disastrous and deadly was its consequences. Attempts to eradicate bad governance led to the above mentioned fatal experiences and all hopes for change placed on the civilians coming back to occupy the seat of power were a mere imagination. The June 12th, 1993 Presidential election was considered in the history of Nigeria's politicking as the most free, credible and fair ele...