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Nigerian university suspends lecturer for claiming tricyclists earn more than professors

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PREMIUM TIMES reliably gathered that Nwaeze, a professor, was suspended on Wednesday for his Facebook post in which he claimed that professors at ABSU earn less than ₦400,000 per month.

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