Alh. Ibrahim Abdulmalik Calls for Equitable Leadership in Kogi State Universities Ahead of PAAU VC Appointment
Alh. Ibrahim Abdulmalik calls for the appointment of Vice-Chancellors from different ethnic backgrounds in Kogi State universities to promote inclusivity and equity.
Mary Nwaeze 
Alh. Ibrahim Abdulmalik has called for equitable leadership within Kogi State's three universities, emphasizing the need for inclusivity as he addresses the upcoming Senate seat. With the tenure of the Vice-Chancellor at Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU) set to conclude in seven months, Abdulmalik advocates for the appointment of Vice-Chancellors from diverse ethnic backgrounds.
In his proposal, Abdulmalik suggests the following appointments to enhance representation and inclusivity in the state's higher education institutions:
- An Egbira Vice-Chancellor at the University of Central
- A Yoruba Vice-Chancellor at the University of West
- An Igala Vice-Chancellor at the University of East
Expressing confidence in **Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo's** leadership, Abdulmalik urges him to act justly and ensure a balanced representation among the various regions and ethnic groups in Kogi State. He believes that a zoning formula for leadership appointments will foster political equity and reflect the diverse population of the state.
This initiative is part of Abdulmalik's broader commitment to promoting inclusivity and fair representation within Kogi State's educational system.
