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We’ll Provide Functional Education System, NGF Pledges

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The Nigeria Governor’s Forum (NGF) has said that it is committed to providing functional university education in Nigeria.
The Chairman of the NGF and Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi made the pledge in a congratulatory letter to the President of Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU), Comrade Mohammed Ibrahim on his election victory.
In the letter, the NGF chairman, said, “As visitors to all state universities in Nigeria, we at the NGF are fully committed to providing functional university education in Nigeria. We, therefore, look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship with all critical stakeholders in the university system, particularly, the unions.
“On behalf of the Nigeria Governors Forum, I wish to sincerely congratulate you on your election as the National President of Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU).
“Knowing your antecedents and contributions to the university system over the years, I strongly believe you are the proper person to lead this important association at this time.”
It would be recalled that in a keenly contested election on November 10, during the 2nd Quadrennial National Delegates’ Conference held in Abuja, Ibrahim, who was a former branch chairman of the union at Modibbo Adama University of Technology (MAUTECH), Yola, scored 501 votes to defeat his opponent, Comrade Solomon Alfa, who scored 392 votes.
Alfa was the immediate past vice president representing North before the election.
In his acceptance speech after being declared winner of the election by the Chairman of the Electoral Committee, Dr. Linus Akata, the new president described his emergence as divinely ordained.
He said, “As I congratulate us on this feat, please, be assured that the days ahead of us shall be momentous. In the coming days, the new NAC will unfold a roadmap that will guide our short, medium, and long term projections. The commencement of the great and golden era of SSANU is now.”

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