Lecturer suspended for claiming Keke riders earn more than professors in ABSU

‎The management of Abia State University, ABSU, has suspended a lecturer, Professor Nnamdi Nwaeze of the Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences, with immediate effect.

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‎Nwaeze had, through his Facebook page, alleged that some professors in the institution are earning less than N400,000 monthly.

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‎He also claimed that the cumulative earnings of some tricyclists (Keke riders) are higher than what professors receive in Abia State University.

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‎Reacting to the development, the management of Abia State University said the social media posts made by Professor Nnamdi Nwaeze were inimical to the interests of the institution.

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‎The statement suspending the professor was signed by Chijioke Nwogu, the Public Relations Officer/Deputy Registrar of the institution.

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‎According to Nwogu, an investigative panel has been constituted to examine the matter.

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