On the Matter of the Expiration of my Tenure as VC of Federal University Otuoke - Part One

[Mobolaji Aluko]

My People:

I exhibit below three letters, and make some pertinent observations:

1.  Figure 1:  a letter from the Federal Ministry of Education on my appointment as Vice-Chancellor for a single term, effective February 16, 2016  (letter dated February 17).  My last official day is therefore Monday, February 15, 2016, which I have known from Day One, which I have never sought to change.  In fact, at this time, I have cleared out my desk in readiness for a new Vice-Chancellor.  

2.  Parenthetically, nine of us VCs were appointed on the same day and handed this letter on February 17 - Dutse, Dutsin-Ma, Kashere, Lafia, Lokoja, Ndufu-Alike, Oye, Otuoke and Wukari.  The pioneer vC of Oye was appointed a Minister of the Federal Government two years later and was replaced by a new one in February 2013, at the very same time that three other Vice-Chancellors were announced - Gashua, Gusau and Kebbi - all for five-year single terms as spelt out in letters to them.

http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20110210013508zg/sections/general-articles/fg-appoints-vc-registrars-for-nine-new-varsities/

https://tasuedglitz.wordpress.com/2013/02/20/jonathan-approves-appointment-of-3-vcs-registrars-for-new-universities/ 

3.  Figure 2:  a letter dated February 4, 2016 from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to eight Pro-Chancellors (of Dutse, Dutsin-Ma, Kashere, Lafia, Lokoja, Ndufu-Alike, Otuoke and Wukari,  appropriately omitting Oye) re-confirming the date of expiration of tenure of their Vice-Chancellors, and appropriately Instructing each of them about the proper handing-over to an Acting Vice-Chancellor by the current VC in order to avoid any vacuum in power within the universities.

4.  Figure 3: a letter that made the previous referenced letter necessary, that is a letter (dated 19 November, 2015) to the same eight Pro-Chancellors asking for the suspension of the due-process appointment of new Vice-Chancellors in their Universities, a process that began with newspaper advertisements..

5.  New substantive Vice-Chancellors have since been announced by the Federal Government (and Proprietor) for all the twelve universities, but their instruments of office are yet to be delivered to them.  I wish all of them well whenever their terms begin, and in particular the new VC appointed for Federal University Otuoke, whose interest will be my concern for the rest of my natural life.

Those above are the facts, and nothing but the facts, without embellishment at this time.

To close, it has been a unique joy and a rare privilege to serve the country these five years as pioneer VC of the new Federal University Otuoke in Bayelsa State.  I write with sincere gratitude to the former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for appointing me along with others - coincidentally for me to serve in his very home-town! :-)  Gratitude also goes to the present administration of President Muhammadu Buhari for the support of the university since it came on board in May 2015.  President Buhari deserves all support, and has the unique opportunity to do things right and to do the right things for our country.  One hopes and expects that as Visitor to all of our Federal Universities, those include respect and honor that Vice-Chancellors - as the apex head of educational institutions all over the world.- deserve.

The race has been run, and some rest is deserved! :-).

Best wishes all.

Bolaji Aluko

Vice-Chancellor, Federal University Otuoke

February 14, 2016

Figure 1:  Letter from the Federal Ministry of Education on My Appointment as Vice-Chancellor, effective February 16, 2016  (Letter Dated February 17)

Figure 2:  Letter dated February 4, 2016 from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to Eight Pro-Chancellors Re-Confirming the Date of Expiration of Tenure of the Vice-Chancellors, and Instructing about the Proper Handing-Over to an Acting Vice-Chancellor

Figure 3:  Letter (dated 19 November, 2015) to Eight Pro-Chancellors Asking for the Suspension of the Due-Process Appointment of new Vice-Chancellors in their Universities

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[Okechukwu Ukaga]

May your days be long. Thanks for your service. And thanks for the clarification. Hopefully this will moderate those too who seem too quick to blame or quarrel, even without knowing the facts.
OU

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[Ibukunolu A Babajide]

All Aluko Haters,

You see a man of great honour and superb breeding and intellect. He went to do a job for his country and he did the job excellently well.

He is a rare great man. Greater than all you who hate him will ever aspire to be in your next 10 incarnations.

Dear brother I salute you. I salute your courage and dedication to your mother and father land.  You deserve a well earned rest.

God bless you.

Cheers.

IBK

[dijiaina]

Congratulations to Professor Bolaji Aluko for a job well done. It was a delight serving with you on the sub committee of the AVCNU on NgREN. The passion with which you carry out assignments and the robust way you contribute to moving the education sector forward are eloquent testimonies of your interest in the development of Nigeria. Future generations will surely acknowledge your immense contribution. Best wishes in your future endeavors.

Ayandiji Daniel AINA, PhD

Professor of Political Science 

Vice Chancellor,

Caleb University,

Imota, Lagos State,

Nigeria.

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"Unswerving loyalty to duty, constant devotion to truth, and  a clear conscience will overcome every discouragement and surely lead the way to usefulness and high achievement". Grover Cleveland

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[Chidi Anthony Opara]

IBK,
Some of your comments here sometmes are beneath you. Bolaji Aluko haters? Haba!

CAO

[Mobolaji Aluko]

Manny C:

Thank you, bo, Manny!  You contributed in no small measure - professionally, collegially, friendly-ly -  to whatever little success that I garnered at remote Otuoke! :-)  You are a trail blazer yourself, having taken the plunge back to Nigeria way before some of us did.

I thank the NIDAN family through you, and I look forward to my short rest!

Best wishes.

Bolaji Aluko

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 11:19 AM, Prof. Manny C Aniebonam <Prof...@afrihub.com> wrote:

Dear Prof. Aluko;

Let me use this opportunity, on behalf of AfriHUB Group and the Nigerian Diaspora Alumni Network (NiDAN) to congratulate you at the successful completion of your 5-year term as the Pioneer Vice Chancellor of Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State. It only seems like yesterday when in February 2011, you answered the call to serve our dear nation in the VCship capacity, and I can personally attest, having been to your beautiful campus in remote Otuoke and interacted with your students, that you are leaving behind a remarkable chasm  of excellence, an indelible footprint  of academic, infrastructural, human and community impact for which  generations yet unborn shall remember you. We look forward to seeing you in even higher calling of service to our nation, in a capacity limited only by your penchant  style for avoiding "low hanging fruits" and choosing more challenging  posts, albeit with little or no applause. A vacation in the immediate term?... Very well deserved!!!

Again, Congrats as we wish you the best in your future endeavors..... 

Very Warm Wishes,

Manny Aniebonam

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Prof. Manny C. Aniebonam,  President/CEO/GMD 

THE AFRIHUB GROUP

(Think Solutions,Think AfriHUB...... And Go Global)  

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Subject: On the Matter of the Expiration of my Tenure as VC of Federal
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My People:

I exhibit below three letters, and make some pertinent observations:

1.  Figure 1:  a letter from the Federal Ministry of Education on my appointment as Vice-Chancellor for a single term, effective February 16, 2016  (letter dated February 17).  My last official day is therefore Monday, February 15, 2016, which I have known from Day One, which I have never sought to change.  In fact, at this time, I have cleared out my desk in readiness for a new Vice-Chancellor.  

2.  Parenthetically, nine of us VCs were appointed on the same day and handed this letter on February 17 - Dutse, Dutsin-Ma, Kashere, Lafia, Lokoja, Ndufu-Alike, Oye, Otuoke and Wukari.  The pioneer vC of Oye was appointed a Minister of the Federal Government two years later and was replaced by a new one in February 2013, at the very same time that three other Vice-Chancellors were announced - Gashua, Gusau and Kebbi - all for five-year single terms as spelt out in letters to them.

http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20110210013508zg/sections/general-articles/fg-appoints-vc-registrars-for-nine-new-varsities/

https://tasuedglitz.wordpress.com/2013/02/20/jonathan-approves-appointment-of-3-vcs-registrars-for-new-universities/ 

3.  Figure 2:  a letter dated February 4, 2016 from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to eight Pro-Chancellors (of Dutse, Dutsin-Ma, Kashere, Lafia, Lokoja, Ndufu-Alike, Otuoke and Wukari,  appropriately omitting Oye) re-confirming the date of expiration of tenure of their Vice-Chancellors, and appropriately Instructing each of them about the proper handing-over to an Acting Vice-Chancellor by the current VC in order to avoid any vacuum in power within the universities.

4.  Figure 3: a letter that made the previous referenced letter necessary, that is a letter (dated 19 November, 2015) to the same eight Pro-Chancellors asking for the suspension of the due-process appointment of new Vice-Chancellors in their Universities, a process that began with newspaper advertisements..

5.  New substantive Vice-Chancellors have since been announced by the Federal Government (and Proprietor) for all the twelve universities, but their instruments of office are yet to be delivered to them.  I wish all of them well whenever their terms begin, and in particular the new VC appointed for Federal University Otuoke, whose interest will be my concern for the rest of my natural life.

Those above are the facts, and nothing but the facts, without embellishment at this time.

To close, it has been a unique joy and a rare privilege to serve the country these five years as pioneer VC of the new Federal University Otuoke in Bayelsa State.  I write with sincere gratitude to the former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for appointing me along with others - coincidentally for me to serve in his very home-town! :-)  Gratitude also goes to the present administration of President Muhammadu Buhari for the support of the university since it came on board in May 2015.  President Buhari deserves all support, and has the unique opportunity to do things right and to do the right things for our country.  One hopes and expects that as Visitor to all of our Federal Universities, those include respect and honor that Vice-Chancellors - as the apex head of educational institutions all over the world.- deserve.

The race has been run, and some rest is deserved! :-).

Best wishes all.

Bolaji Aluko

Vice-Chancellor, Federal University Otuoke

February 14, 2016

Figure 1:  Letter from the Federal Ministry of Education on My Appointment as Vice-Chancellor, effective February 16, 2016  (Letter Dated February 17)

Figure 2:  Letter dated February 4, 2016 from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to Eight Pro-Chancellors Re-Confirming the Date of Expiration of Tenure of the Vice-Chancellors, and Instructing about the Proper Handing-Over to an Acting Vice-Chancellor

Figure 3:  Letter (dated 19 November, 2015) to Eight Pro-Chancellors Asking for the Suspension of the Due-Process Appointment of new Vice-Chancellors in their Universities

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[Okechukwu Ukaga]

"All Aluko Haters,

You see a man of great honour and superb breeding and intellect. He went to do a job for his country and he did the job excellently well.

He is a rare great man. Greater than all you who hate him will ever aspire to be in your next 10 incarnations." --IBK

Dear IBK, 

Specific to this conversation about expiration of office (or not) of some VCs and appointment of new ones to replace them; and since you are an expert in identifying "Aluko Haters", can you please point to one submission on this subject, on this list, that illustrates hatred of Aluko. I searched and could not find any. Rather, what is evident is some questioning the timing / appropriateness / process of the appointment of the new VCs by the federal government. While some of us noted that Prof Aluko and most (if not all) of the other VCs have just about finished their 5-yr term and should not sacked. hence, I called for clarification. Prof Aluko obliged. And I again called for moderation (i.e. that folks not be too quick to blame the government without knowing all the facts). I do not see how any of the contributors on any side of this "debate" can be judged as "Aluko Hater" by any stretch of imagination.

And since you also mentioned superb breed, those of of us who are egalitarian by nature (even if noble and royal) would like to know who on this list you consider of inferior (or not so superb) breed. Otherwise, why make the point?

Even if your language (above) is normal and acceptable in other lists, I find it offensive here. There is a reason some of us are not involved in other lists where contributors write like you just did or worse. I fear that those who cross-post from one list to the other are gradually but surely cross-contaminating our list (usaafricadialogue) negatively. 

Regards,

Okey Ukaga

Okechukwu Ukaga, MBA, PhD
Executive Director, Northeast Minnesota Sustainable Development Partnership

Extension Professor, University of Minnesota Extension 

Adjunct Professor, Geography Department, University of Minnesota - Duluth

114 Chester Park, 31 W. College Street, Duluth, MN 55812

Website: www.rsdp.umn.edu  Phone: 218-341-6029  

Book Review Editor, Environment, Development and Sustainability (www.springer.com/10668),

"You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete." - Richard Buckminster Fuller

[Mobolaji Aluko]

Deidre:

I do not believe that you would mind if I shared your thoughts below with others.

Along with Manny Aniebonam, you were one of about twenty-one other persons - my parents included - that I assembled for one week in June/July 2011 in Abuja (Rockview Hotel)   to craft the Academic Brief of Federal University Otuoke and sketch out its Master Plan.  A number of those individuals joined the University in 2012 and remained  THROUGHOUT until this day, including our two Inaugural Deans of Humanities and Social Sciences (a female, who is now our inaugural Dean of PG School) and Dean of Science (a male, who is now the inaugural DVC (Academics)).  

It is that good start that propelled us forward towards our modest, very modest success that led to accreditation for ALL of our twelve programs as conveyed to us by the NUC last month, and considerable physical infrastructure development, and a student size of over 2,000 (who now have a twelve-person Student Union Executive, that I inaugurated just last week) and (unfortunately albeit understandably) a staff size that is within spitting distance of the student population! :-)    (We now have a SSANU Senior Staff Union Chapter, also inaugurated last week).  I  leave behind a team with solid institutional memory, who will work with the new VC, who, luckily a number of our staff already know from earlier associations.  

Yesterday, we started our Sunday with Valedictory Service of Worship and tears, but in the evening we ended the day with Dinner and Dance - and mirth..  Yesterday capped a  whirlwind week.

So I thank you immensely for being part of it all.

When I come to Washington, I shall certainly call on you so that we can catch up with each other.

Best wishes always.

Bolaji Aluko

 

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 3:13 PM, Deirdre LaPin <dlap...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Dear Mobolaji,

Let me add my contribution to the well deserved cudos that have been coming your way my heartfelt congratulations on your exceptional stewardship as Vice Chancellor of Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State.  It was an honor to make a modest contribution to the early guidance for the University and visit your campus in the early days of its impressive physical development.  My visits to Nigeria since than have unfortunately not taken me to Bayelsa State.  Although my personal engagement has been limited, I have followed faithfully from afar your artful management of the academic, financial, cultural, and political challenges that emerged to circumscribe -- but never impede - the execution of your well defined vision for the institution.  The addition of a high-quality seat of education for the people of Bayelsa State, Niger Delta, and Nigeria is no small accomplishment, as the country strives to harness its abundant human capacity to the ongoing task of economic and social development. Your accomplishment will endure and expand.  I wish you the very best in your future endeavors, which I have no doubt will be equally impressive and visionary, and would look forward to seeing you again when you are in Washington, D.C.  E kuse 'o!

With very best wishes,

Deirdre 

Deirdre LaPin

3732 Veazey Street, NW

Washington, D.C. 20016

Tel:  202-244-5508

Cell: 202-262-4445

 

 

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Manny C:

Thank you, bo, Manny!  You contributed in no small measure - professionally, collegially, friendly-ly -  to whatever little success that I garnered at remote Otuoke! :-)  You are a trail blazer yourself, having taken the plunge back to Nigeria way before some of us did.

I thank the NIDAN family through you, and I look forward to my short rest!

Best wishes.

Bolaji Aluko

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 11:19 AM, Prof. Manny C Aniebonam <Prof...@afrihub.com> wrote:

Dear Prof. Aluko;

Let me use this opportunity, on behalf of AfriHUB Group and the Nigerian Diaspora Alumni Network (NiDAN) to congratulate you at the successful completion of your 5-year term as the Pioneer Vice Chancellor of Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State. It only seems like yesterday when in February 2011, you answered the call to serve our dear nation in the VCship capacity, and I can personally attest, having been to your beautiful campus in remote Otuoke and interacted with your students, that you are leaving behind a remarkable chasm  of excellence, an indelible footprint  of academic, infrastructural, human and community impact for which  generations yet unborn shall remember you. We look forward to seeing you in even higher calling of service to our nation, in a capacity limited only by your penchant  style for avoiding "low hanging fruits" and choosing more challenging  posts, albeit with little or no applause. A vacation in the immediate term?... Very well deserved!!!

Again, Congrats as we wish you the best in your future endeavors..... 

Very Warm Wishes,

Manny Aniebonam

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Prof. Manny C. Aniebonam,  President/CEO/GMD 

THE AFRIHUB GROUP

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[Ola Kassim]

HC Ade:

I wish to join Manny, yourself and all others

in extending my heartfelt congratulations

to Bolaji Aluko and other pioneer VCs of the

Nine new universities founded by the GEJ government for a job well done.

They have all helped in no small measure in providing opportunities of tertiary education for thousands of Nigerian high school graduates who otherwise might not have had this opportunity in Nigeria.

FU, Otueke was unique amongst the nine universities by its VCs open minded approach to sharing information with the Nigerian  public about the progress of the university and its students from the beginning  of hiring the first academic and support staff beyond the VC and the Registrar, through the vetting of the admission applications and so on. It was as if those of us who are active in Nigerian cyberspace had a window through which  we could observe the goings on at FU Otueke including its academic and athletic activities and the challenges both small and large

that are faced by administrators of nascent

Tertiary academic institutions  during a period of dwindling resources.

I wish to end this congratulatory message

by relating the first time I ever heard of the existence of the village/town called Otueke a few days before the formal announcements for the founding of nine new universities by President Jonathan in late 2010.

It was during a telephone conversation I had with Bolaji when I raised the issue about what could be done to improve the

electrical power supply in Nigeria.

Bolaji's cryptic response was that he has been informed that the power situation has been improving slowly all over Nigeria  including at Otueke, Bayelsa State. I did not have the time to ask him why he mentioned Otueke as the conversation ended a few minutes later.

The conversation was either on a Saturday or Sunday. The formal announcement came either the next day or 

early in the following week. Bolaji dropped a hint without necessarily violating the embargo not to make his appointment public until the formal announcement.

I thought that was classy after reading the formal announcement.

Kudos to Prof Bolaji Aluko for a job well done! Best wishes on your next venture regardless of whether it is in Nigeria or at Howard University, USA. 

Bye,

Ola

Sent from my iPhone

On Feb 15, 2016, at 12:19, HC Ade <praiseso...@hotmail.com> wrote:

Aba the respectable Prof Aluko, l must confess here that the first place l got wind of you was through your dint of hardwork during the yore years of the present Governor and your contributions to Ekitipanupo.

Ever since, l have been following you and l must say l am proud of you and sincerely congratulate you for job well done in Otuoke. As an Ekitiman like you, l held back from saying this congratulation not until l called a friend right there in Otuoke (Don Pedro by name) an indigene of the State to confirm or not the level of your stewardship to wish he was so eletated to call for retaining you.

‎The likes of mad-man chasing Abiodun all over Owerri, the truck driver (Chukwumad, the Eze gburugburu of lepers), Wharfey the crawling hell bound creature, Collins (the tree bitter), Yeye Rolling (omo ale omo baba gbokugboku), Ezeana (Odi Osaa, the man with one scotron) etc will all and continue because all put together with Stevek, Asagarawa, Otitigbe (babalawo ologunika) and the rest can not lace your shoe.

Congratulation VC for running a good race.

HC Ade

Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone.

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