The newly elected Governing Council of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), is set to embark on a transformative journey to shape the institution’s future.
The University concluded its governing council elections under the leadership of General Ike Nwachukwu, the Pro-Chancellor, and Professor Polycarp Emeka Chigbu, the Acting Vice-Chancellor.
According to a press statement by Prof. Ifeanyichukwu Abada, Department of Political Science, the elections covered several representative categories, with the following individuals emerging victorious.
The Senate representatives who will represent the Senate in the Governing Council are Professor Ejim Emmanuel Chukwudi, Professor Idika Kalu Idika, Professor Attahmah Anthony, Professor Agwu Ekwe Agwu.
“Their election underscores the faith of the university’s academic body in their capacity to lead and contribute meaningfully to governance.
“Congregation Representatives: The Congregation elections affirmed inclusivity’s importance by featuring teaching and non-teaching staff.
“Mr. Temple Onwukwe was elected as the Congregation Representative for Non-Teaching Staff, recognised for his unwavering dedication to the institution.
“Professor Onyishi Ike was elected as the Congregation Representative for Teaching Staff, reflecting his peers’ trust in his vision and leadership,” the statement added.
Looking ahead, he said the newly elected Governing Council representatives face the significant responsibility of driving policies and initiatives that will propel UNN to greater heights.
“Their diverse perspectives and shared commitment to excellence provide a strong foundation for addressing the institution’s challenges and leveraging growth opportunities.
“UNN’s innovative approach to governance, particularly through the digital Convocation election, has established it as a leader in institutional modernisation. The success of these elections signals a bright future for the university, where inclusivity, transparency, and technological innovation remain at the forefront of its vision.”
