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Cyril Ndifon: Representatives of Observer Groups Pay Courtesy Call
The VC, Prof. Obi, thanked the groups for their confidence and assured them that the panel would be free to conduct its work without any interference. She also pledged the full support of the university management to the panel.
Representatives of the various observer groups in the panel recently set up by the Management of the University of Calabar to investigate the alleged sexual harassment of female students by Prof. Cyril Ndifon paid a courtesy call on the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Florence Obi.
In their separate remarks, the chairpersons of the groups expressed their confidence in the ability of the panel to conduct a fair and impartial investigation. They also assured the VC of their support for the panel’s work.
The VC, Prof. Obi, thanked the groups for their confidence and assured them that the panel would be free to conduct its work without any interference. She also pledged the full support of the university management to the panel.
The allegations against Prof. Ndifon have caused a great deal of controversy in the university community. The university has suspended Prof. Ndifon from his duties pending the outcome of the investigations.
The case is being closely watched by the public, and many are hoping that the investigations will be thorough and impartial.
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