Key takeaways
- A coalition of concerned staff members at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has formally requested the Nigerian Minister of Education , Tunji Alausa, to intervene in the ongoing selection process for the university's vice-chancellor.
- The group alleges that the current selection methodology lacks transparency and is being rushed, raising concerns over the integrity of the process.
- With 78 candidates vying for the prestigious role, only 10 candidates have been shortlisted for interviews, prompting questions about the criteria used for selection.
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