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UNICAL On Rampage, Suspends Another Lecturer

By Patrick Obia

As suspension galore continues in the University of Calabar, the institution has suspended another lecturer, Dr. Joseph Idung of the Department of Science Laboratory Technology.

In a letter of suspension addressed to the lecturer by the Registrar Gabriel Egbe, states that Dr. Joseph has refused to return money collected from students for their induction into the Nigerian Institute of Science Laboratory Technology (NISLT).

This is coming less than a week the Acting Head of Department of Pharmacology, Dr. Joseph Akpan was suspended and sacked from office after Management said it received a report from the Senate Examination Misconduct Committee (SEMC) revealing his involvement in the alteration of examination scores in PHM 311 (Introduction to General Antimicrobial Pharmacology).

READ: UNICAL Sacks Head Of Department Over Examination Misconduct, Others

In the case of Dr. Idung, the Management expressed dismay at his refusal to refund the alleged extorted money.

According to the letter, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Florence Obi directed that he should be suspended from his official duties in the University to enable him face the Anti-Corruption and Transparency Monitoring Unit (ACTU), which has been mandated to investigate the matter.

He is also directed to handover all University properties in his possession to the Head of Department and stay away from the campus unless while responding to the invitation of ACTU.

“By copy of this letter, the Bursar is advised to place you on half salaries for the period of the suspension.”

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