12hours later, less than 100 retweets.
If you continue abusing Nigeria on a daily basis, I understand fully.
Your “people” don’t fuck with sensible posts like this😂😂😂.
This, however, remains a matter open to public verification.
10.I must also state unequivocally that throughout my time in the Faculty of Law, both as a student and as a staff member, I have never been aware of any act that would call into question the integrity of Prof. Amupitan.
He has served in numerous high-level positions, including Head of Department, Dean of Law, Chairman of the Committee of Deans and Directors, Member of the Council of Legal Education, two time Governing Council member of UniJos, Pro Chancellor of another University, and Deputy Vice Chancellor, among others. If there had been any credible integrity concerns, they would have surfaced long before now.
12. On the Issue of Alleged Frustration
It is also important to clarify that when Hon. Dalung was pursuing his Master’s degree at the University of Jos, Prof. Amupitan had not yet been elected Dean of the Faculty of Law. It is therefore difficult to sustain any claim that he could have frustrated Hon Dalung in that capacity.
Furthermore, no Dean has the unilateral power to victimise or frustrate a student on the basis of the issues that affected the 2009 set. Academic processes are subject to institutional checks and collective decision-making mechanisms.
13.Conclusion
In conclusion, I am not one given to frequent public commentary, particularly on social media. However, I felt compelled to write because this issue directly concerns my class, the 2009 set, and my alma mater.
While I hold both individuals in high regard, I urge caution, especially in this politically sensitive period, regarding the nature of information disseminated to the public.
In my humble opinion, Hon. Solomon Dalung went too far in his attack on the integrity of Prof. Amupitan. If there are grievances, whether relating to his non-reinstatement into the University or issues concerning the ADC and INEC, they should not be presented in a manner that risks misleading the public, particularly given his status as a former Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the effort being made by Professor Amupitan to restore public trust in the electoral system.
This is calling a dog a bad name to hang him. To call Professor Amupitan I know a man of “zero integrity” is false, misleading and unacceptable.
14.Thank you for taking the time to read this. I hope the general public is better informed, particularly regarding the issue raised by Honourable Dalung about my Class set of 2009.
May God bless Nigeria
E-signed
Dr. John B. Mahwel
@soltan212@woye1 Whatever you claimed that he wrote was not written as INEC chairman. He wrote his opinion long before his appointment. Why is it only now that you guys wake to condemn him .
@woye1@tajudine2013gm2@ruffydfire is waiting for Sahara, Aljezira and others to publish something. Then he rushes to X to farm engagements.
I had expected him and @ARISEtv to be there by now doing investigative journalism.
News room and studio journalism Promax.
I come in peace.