It is no longer news that Sir Alwell Onukaogu has been fired from the post of the rector of Abia State Polytechnic, and to follow that up, he was apprehended by the EFCC,  just few months left for the expiration of his tenure, on charges of mismanagement of the institution and embezzlement of the school funds amounting to hundreds of millions of Naira

On one hand, this seems unprofessional and disappointing, but news from Inside Aspoly disclose that this might be a political strategy to truncate Sir Alwell's resignation from his post and make him available and ready to be one of the running mates in the contest for the Senate House positions in the upcoming elections.

Source disclosed that Sir Alwell showed interest in obtaining a seat in the Senate House but his Post as the Rector of ASPOLY was a thousand barrier to his ambition, hence he needs to quit his position one way or the other in order to pick up papers for the Senate house posts, and the only way to come to this end was a sack later and in order to make it seem too real, a follow up with apprehension.
Yet, it is unsure if these information is totally true, as more investigations is being carried out by the EFCC on the way about of the Institution's funds.

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Disclaimer: This information came from an anonymous reporter, and not a total Idea of ASPOLYGOSSIP, hence, we hold no account of misuse or misinterpretation of our information.

Sir Allwell Onukaogu

Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC this afternoon picked the sacked Rector of the Abia state Polytechnic Aba Sir Allwell Onukaogu over what it calls monumental fraud involving the state government and the management of the institution and running into over N86 Billion.

Lecturers in the institution of Monday embarked on indefinite strike over their 6 months unpaid salaries and the non academic staff is said to have joined the strike over the same issue.

The state government on Tuesday sacked the Rector of the institution due to undisclosed reasons and today instructed the institution's bursar to embark on a compulsory leave.

The Sun newspapers had, in recent editions, reported sickening decay in higher institutions in Abia State, where lecturers in such institutions were eating the bread of sorrow, due to months of unpaid salaries.

Abia University Lecturers currently on strike over unpaid salaries. ABSUTH workers may begin strike next week