Visually impaired educationist, who scored 80% in Akwa Ibom CBT, begs Eno for job
A visually impaired Akwa Ibom educationist who scored 80% in the state civil service CBT and attended the oral interview says he was denied appointment, despite the government’s promise of merit-based recruitment and disability inclusion. The post Visually impaired educationist, who scored 80% in Akwa Ibom CBT, begs Eno for job appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
The Akwa Ibom State Government has appointed Professor Philip Afaha as the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the newly established Akwa Ibom State University of Education. The appointment was made during the 2026 Teachers’ Day celebration by Governor Umo Eno, as announced by the school in a statement. Afaha, a historian and administrator, brings extensive experience to the role, having served as a Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Head of various departments, and Professor of History at the University of Abuja.
Born in Akwa Ibom State, Afaha holds a PhD in History and has authored over 50 publications, as well as held academic and professional positions in Nigeria and abroad. As the university prepares to begin operations, Afaha will oversee the development of its academic and administrative structures.
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