“40% Of UNIZIK Staff Watch P0rnography At Work” – VC
Vice-chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, on Thursday said over 40 percent of the staff of the university watch pornography at work.
Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, who who was able to monitor the development in offices on campus from his own network, said he took a drastic decision to curb it by censoring Internet services in the university from his office.
He said;
“This is one reason we shut down YouTube from the university’s resource centre. “People should be made to be conscientious as well as do what they have been assigned to do and eschew indolence.
“There have been a lot of abuses on facilities that, ordinarily, should aid staff in their jobs and as a result plans are underway to remove the televisions in central offices.” “Spending government time without doing what one is paid for is an act of corruption.”
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