UNICAL first female SUG president appoints 50 aides …C0NTINUE READING HERE >>>
The newly elected President of the Student Union Government (SUG) at the University of Calabar (UNICAL), Alims Blessing Iripia, has caused serious buzz online with her announcement of the appointment of 50 aides to support her administration.
The announcement, revealed in a Facebook post on Sunday, August 4, 2024, has stirred up waves of discussions on social media.
According to Blessing Iripia, the decision to appoint 50 aides was based on her rigorous evaluation of their conduct and their potential to contribute effectively.
“After carefully examining and assessing the following individuals based on their conduct, credibility, enthusiasm, transparency, and commitment to the Students’ Union Government’s progress and advancement, I am pleased to announce the following appointments for the efficient operation of Blessing_Alims_Led_Administration,” she wrote.
The official letter confirming the appointments, dated August 1, indicates that the roles will take immediate effect following screening and confirmation by the Senate.
Alims Blessing Iripia, a student of Peace Studies and Conflict Resolutions in the Department of Political Science, was elected as the first female SUG president on June 14, 2024.
Netizens Reactions…
Karen Bush asked: “So what will be her own job, after appointing half of the whole school as aides??.
Anonymous said: “She is inspired by the nonsense they call politics at the state and national level. Nigeria is officially the country with the worst humans when it comes to leadership at all levels. A common school prefect taking 50 as aides so she could have much of the sug funds to steal. Believe me she is one of those younger ppl look up to in one of these mushroom churches scattered all over. Nigeria is a moral disaster and the open sore of the entire world.”
ObaiGods said: “50 aides too much for SUG of institution.”
Dullale Abbas said: “By the time this one becomes a Governor, she’ll have 1 million appointees.”
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