EBSU SUG President Issues Official Statement on Embezzlement Allegations
The SUG President of Ebonyi State University refutes allegations of embezzlement and calls for responsible conduct by the Senate in an elaborate official statement.
Mary Nwaeze 
In light of recent allegations against the Student Union Government (SUG) President of Ebonyi State University, Comr. Nkwegu Tobias Oshim, a comprehensive official statement has been issued addressing the concerns and setting the record straight.
Here's a breakdown of the key points outlined in the statement:
1. Delayed Fund Allocation Decision: The SUG President clarified that the discussion regarding recently released funds, subsequent to the university's convocation ceremony, has been postponed due to the convocation and its associated activities. The delay is attributed to ensuring thorough deliberation by the union leadership.
2. Integrity of Bursary School Fees: Funds allocated for the payment of indigenous students' bursary school fees remain intact and will be disbursed in accordance with the committee's guidelines once issued. This emphasizes the commitment to transparent and accountable financial management.
3. Denouncement of Allegations: The allegations raised by the Senate are strongly refuted, with the SUG President deeming them unwarranted and potentially defamatory. Specifically, allegations of embezzlement or misappropriation of funds are dismissed as stemming from unofficial sources, notably the Senate President, Comr. Usulor Marvelous. It is highlighted that the SUG President advocated for direct payment to the university account, eschewing any cash disbursement, ensuring accountability and transparency.
4. Call for Responsible Conduct: The SUG President urged the Senate to desist from engaging in actions that tarnish the reputation of the Students Union Government. Instead, he advocated for an investigative approach and emphasized the importance of focusing on advocacy efforts to enhance student welfare. Additionally, attention was drawn to the oversight regarding the transportation challenges faced by the Union Government President, underscoring the need for pragmatic solutions to address such issues.
In conclusion, the statement emphasized the imperative for the Senate to prioritize the interests of the student body and refrain from being manipulated for ulterior motives. It underscored the commitment of the SUG President to uphold transparency, accountability, and student welfare as paramount principles guiding the Union Government's operations.
For further inquiries, please contact Chief Press Secretary to the SUG President, Ibekwe Chibuike.
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