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Reps summon ABU VC, management over alleged infraction

...tasks VC on compliance with Federal Character Principles in recruitment

Adejayan Gbenga Gsong by Adejayan Gbenga Gsong
September 19, 2024
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The House of Representatives has summoned the Vice Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria, Prof. Kabiru Bala, and other principal officers of the school over alleged infraction observed in documents presented before it.

Abubakar Fulata, Chairman of the House Committee on University Education, said the committee took the decision on Thursday in Abuja.

He said as part of their oversight responsibility, they noticed infractions from the document but the vice chancellor and other principal officers failed to make themselves available.

Fulata said the summon was not aimed at witch-hunting anyone; hence, there was no need for a hide-and-seek game.

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He noted that the constitution that gave the National Assembly power of appropriation also gave it power of oversight to ensure that what was appropriated is implemented as desired.

He also tasked the vice chancellor of the Federal University of Education Zaria, Dr Suleiman Balarabe on compliance with the Federal Character Principles in recruitment.

Fulata said that several universities failed to comply with the constitutional provisions regarding federal character principles in relation to recruitment.

He stressed that each state of the Federation is entitled to 2.7 per cent, FCT, Abuja, 1 per cent, and the state hosting the institution at most 3 per cent.

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