Former MOUAU Vice-Chancellor Reflects on Challenges and Reforms
The article features insights from the former Vice-Chancellor of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike (MOUAU) regarding his tenure challenges, particularly the misconception of reforms as hostility. He mentions efforts to enhance the university's operations, such as implementing digital processes in the bursary department and the library, as well as improving financial transparency through online audit reports.
The former VC also addresses issues related to internally generated revenue (IGR) and financial accountability within the university, emphasizing the need for proper financial management. Additionally, he discusses initiatives to improve staff and student behavior, enhance relationships, and attract international students, citing the provision of scholarships to students in China.
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