Ghanaian journalists have trafficked a video to blackmail me – A Nigerian teacher speaks

General News of Friday, July 19th, 2019

Source: Mynewsgh.com

2019-07-19

Augustine Nwagbara, a visiting Nigerian professor in Ghana who was removed from office by the University of Winneba Education (UEW), insists that some Ghanaian journalists have accused the video that 's being made. he had captured making incentive comments to blackmail him.

According to him, this video was leaked by Ghanaian journalists working for a Ghanaian private television channel after the meeting with the Nigerian community.

He described the treatment inflicted on him in Ghana, revealing that he had not yet received his letter of referral from UEW.

"They said I was fired and then fired, which was another wrong word, because you can not send a body back on sabbatical to your country. As I'm talking to you, I have not received any letters of dismissal or dismissal, letters are already in circulation in Ghana and on social media, "he revealed during a courtesy visit to Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa, President and CEO of the Nigerian Commission for the Diaspora (NIDCOM) in Abuja.

It will be remembered that a video became viral in which he was heard urging his colleagues to use the Nigerian media to demolish Ghana.

He reportedly said, "The Nigerian community is a bad image for Nigeria. We can pbad it through the press, we can go backwards. We have powerful media stations, channels broadcast all over the world. Uh, although AIT has a problem now, NTA has a lot of others, and there is online social media online active in Nigeria.

That they come to see what we have said here today. Let them come here and make documentaries about the experiences of Nigerians and spread them around the world. In three days, Ghana will respond [clapping at the background]. I was a media, I was a media.

You can not be here and suffer. Let the leaders bring our media representatives here and cover what is happening. Go to the student community, go to the business world, go everywhere, come to the embbady. Go face the officials with the information and in a week, I can tell you a part of what is happening. I'm sorry to say it but it's in us.

The current government in Ghana came for reasons of denigrating Nigeria. I've listened to what some of their top leaders have said all over the world, in very important places. We did not pick him up sir. If we resume, they will sit down. So media strategy. A; Use their own media, but you know that I've always been a man of the press: there is no absolute truth in the media. The truth is that even history is truth as presented. Let us use our own media and come back to it.

Let's see live cases, let our media with these stories that we want to go to their prisons to see Nigerians, of course, they will send you back, we release it when you have finished the documentary series on the relations between Nigerians and Nigerians. "