AKSU warns public against admission, employment scams

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The social media is reportedly awash with an advertisement for staff recruitment, admission of students and sales of 500 laptops computers from the office of the Vice Chancellor of the state-owned university, Professor Nse Essien to members of the public.

In a statement issued by the Vice Chancellor Prof Nse Essien in Uyo and made available to Vanguard on the alleged scammers listed Dr. Kenneth Allaeze, Obioma Faith Omaha and Amos Izuchukwu as account holders luring unsuspecting members of the public to pay certain amount of money for the transactions.

The statement reads in parts: “My attention has been drawn to announcements using  Facebook accounts with my name and my photographs deceiving unsuspecting members of the public that as Vice-chancellor of Akwa Ibom State University(AKSU).

“I am charging various sums of money for the following purposes: recruitment of staff, admission of students and sales of 500 Laptop computers from federal government.”

“The scammer is asking those interested in the above transactions to pay into  Zenith Bank accounts  of Dr Kenneth Allaeze/ Obioma Faith Omaha/ Amos Izuchukwu Igiri.”

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