University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has a new Vice-Chancellor in the person of Professor Charles Igwe following the expiration of the outgoing Vice-Chancellor, Prof Benjamin Chukwuma Ozumba.
The appointment of Igwe came after a final selection exercise conducted by the University’s Governing Council on Thursday.
Igwe scored 86.5 points, beating his closest rival, Prof James Ogbonna , Deputy Vice Chancellor Academics, an indigene of Nsukka, who came second with 85.6 points, while former Vice Chancellor of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology, an indigene of Nsukka, Prof Cyprian Onyeji, came third.
The new vice chancellor will assume duty on June 4, 2019.
Igwe is from Anambra State and he will be taking over from Ozumba who is also from Anambra State.
Meanwhile, in 2018 in a forum of Nsukka sons and daughters, they declared the desire of having one of their own made the Vice-Chancellor. The emergence of Igwe , therefore, may not go down well with some of them.
Professor Igwe, until his appointment was the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration).

















