THE Unitech is the premier technology institute in the Pacific and it deserves the highest level of management and administration from those who are at the helm.
So far, it appears that the vice-chancellor has proved to be anything but competent with no regard for the welfare of the institution and its future.
If the revelation that an experienced mining engineering lecturer had to leave because of housing problem while the vice-chancellor saw it fit to occupy two houses, it goes to show the type of person he is.
But what is sickening is he is doing it at the expense of the institution and its students.

Tomahawk,
Port Moresby