Of Course, there can be no progress in a state of anarchy. And so the university of Benin authorities promptly closed down the university only to resume recently with examinations. I cannot recall an uninterrupted academic session in most tertiary institutions in Nigeria, except in recent times, the University of Lagos. God bless Omotola Jelili, the Korean escapade notwithstanding. You see, the students who want to attend Unilag quadrupled in the current ongoing admissions, So parents and students don't want to attend institutions that are crises ridden.
Management has to do with flexibility, give and take, diplomacy and practical political skills.
You have to be fair but firm. Well, the Ambrose Ali University of which the governor is a visitor went on rampage about a month after that of Uniben, stealing a whole trailer load of Coca-cola products. The universities, it seems have lost out on the ethical side of education. Obviously, you do not join a church today and hope to be the pastor tomorrow. Government must return primary and secondary schoo1s back to the missions in order to improve the ethical side of education by putting a little conscience in our youths.