UNIZIK Dismisses Program Delays, Extortions Allegations

The College of Postgraduate Studies at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has dismissed allegations of program delays and extortion targeting its students. In a statement issued by the college, it referred to such accusations as baseless and aimed at tarnishing its reputation, and vowed to take legal actions.

Addressing concerns about extended durations of postgraduate programs, the college emphasized that such issues are primarily managed by individual departments rather than the college itself. It clarified that while the college provides oversight and intervenes in cases of conflicts between students and supervisors or lecturers, it does not play a role in prolonging students' programs.

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Furthermore, the college strongly rebutted claims of extortion and fraudulent activities, asserting its commitment to serving and protecting the interests of its students at all times. Specifically, the statement debunked allegations against Mrs. Njideka Nwangwu, affirming that she is not engaged in any form of high-level financial extortion as alleged. It stressed that the accusations against her and other individuals mentioned in the publication are unfounded and malicious.

According to the Management, the college acknowledged the potential damage it could cause to its reputation and that of the individuals named. It disclosed plans to take appropriate steps to address the wrongful publication, including initiating legal actions to remedy the harm caused.

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In conclusion, the College of Postgraduate Studies affirmed its unwavering commitment to its mission of serving humanity and refused to be deterred by attempts to discredit its integrity. The statement revealed the college's determination to uphold its values and protect the welfare of its students, faculty, and staff.