[img]http://1.bp..com/-4015dh0KALw/V1bSMO55uQI/AAAAAAAALns/d1aeJrFGt_YmfS8-VrT4VbHcN_jMq0UsgCLcB/s400/Screenshot_2016-01-31-13-20-14-1.png[/img] In relation to the protest that held on April 11th which led to the shutdown of the University for two months now.

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Three weeks have been given to the University
of Port Harcourt, its Vice Chancellor, Professor
Ndowa Laale, the Governing Council and other
stakeholders to resolve the crisis in the
institution. This directive follows an order of court sought
by Professor Laale to stop the Governing
Council of the institution from suspending him. When the matter was called on Tuesday, all
parties involved in the matter asked the court
to give them time to resolve the matter
amicably. Stakeholders led by selected Professors are to
spearhead the peace talks. They include Professor S.J.S Cookey, Professor
Nimi Briggs, Professor Don Baridam, Professor
Kemka Okoko, Professor Anipko, Professor
Okiwelu and immediate past Vice Chancellor of
the university, Professor Joseph Ajienka. Presiding Judge, Justice Makhmud Lima directed
all the parties to cooperate and explore all
available options to settle their differences. The Judge said his decision is in pursuant to
section 43 of the Federal High court Act that
gives room for out-of-court settlement.
Counsel to the Pro Chancellor, Onome Okodiya
said the possibility of the court’s directive will
be explored: “We will do what the court has asked us to do and we won’t force anybody to
agree. If we can’t reach a common ground, we
will all come back to court,” he said. The matter was adjourned to 27th of June,
2016 for report of settlement.

SOURCE: www.gistuniport..com.ng/2016/06/uniport-vc-professor-lale-ndowa.html?m=1
cc. Lalasticlala

The matter was adjourned till 27th june?






Faints... I dey go bak lagos abeg