Ambrose Alli University Reacts To Report Of Owing Workers 32 Months Salaries
- Ambrose Ali University (AAU) in Ekpoma, Edo state, has dismissed reports of owning workers 32 months’ salaries
- Asomwan Adagbonyin, the acting Vice-Chancellor, described the claim as a mischievous attempt to turn the truth upside down and weep up sentiments
- According to Adagbonyin, 1710 AAU staff, comprising academic, senior non-teaching, and junior staff received their August salaries on Tuesday, August 27
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Ekpoma, Edo state - Asomwan Adagbonyin, the acting Vice-Chancellor of Ambrose Ali University (AAU) in Ekpoma, Edo state, has denied the reports that the institution is owning workers 32 months’ salaries.
Adagbonyin said 1710 employees comprising academic, senior non-teaching, and junior staff received their August salary on Tuesday, 27.
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As reported by New Telegraph, he stated this in Ekpoma, adding that 634 pensioners were also paid by the Edo State-owned tertiary institution.
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The AAU acting VC stated this while reacting to a trending video where some persons alleged that staff of the university was being owed several months and some up to 32 months’ salaries.
Adagbonyin described the video as a “clear mischief and a desire to turn truth on its head,” The Punch reports.
He added that the claim in the viral video was intended to whip up sentiments and cast AAU “in a shadow of wickedness, lack of empathy, brutality, and incapacity.”
“AAU is not owing any member of staff 32 months’ salaries. Any claim by anyone of being owed 32 months’ salaries is not only baseless but disingenuous, considering the fact that AAU academic staff joined the 8-month national strike and the no-work-pay rule was invoked.”
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Ambrose Alli University was established in 1981 as Bendel State University by Professor Ambrose Folorunsho Alli.
The institution is one of the best state universities in Nigeria and the region, with thirteen faculties in sciences and arts.
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