ABSU Professor suspended for claiming Pragya riders earn more than lecturers
The management of Abia State University (ABSU) has suspended a lecturer, Professor Nnamdi Nwaeze, over a Facebook post in which he allegedly claimed that some professors at the institution earn less than commercial tricycle riders. Nwaeze, a lecturer in the Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences, reportedly made the claims on Facebook, […] The post ABSU Professor…
Abia State University has suspended Professor Nnamdi Nwaeze from the Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences. Nwaeze had made claims on his Facebook page suggesting that certain professors at the university earn less than N400,000 per month. More shocking to many, he stated that the total income of some tricycle drivers (Keke riders) surpasses that of professors at Abia State University.
The university's management strongly reacted to Professor Nwaeze's social media posts, deeming them detrimental to the institution's interests. Public Relations Officer/Deputy Registrar Chijioke Nwogu announced the suspension in a statement, adding that an investigative panel has been formed to thoroughly examine the allegations.
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