LLOYDANT HAS HELPED ABIAPOLY TO END SCHOOL FEES RACKETEERING SAYS RECTOR

According to him, he said that since 2015 when Lloydant began its services for the institution, it has helped immensely to collect all manner of fees in the school and has helped to eliminate all form of manual collection, adding that before Lloydant came, the school some time resort to manual collection of school fees and other payment even in the class room, which resulted to many revenue leakages, pointing out that the era of manual collection of fees are over in the Polytechnic.

He described as false the speculations in some quarters that the former Commissioner for Finance in the State Chief Obinna Oriaku has a business interest with Lloydant, saying it is wicked for people to say a thing like that when he has brought a lot of fortune to the State, revealing that the Abia State Board of Internal Revenue has access to their portal in a bid to ensure transparency and accountability so as to eliminate all manner of fraud in the system.

He said that his administration met Abia poly under lock and key, but was able to restore confidence and full blown academic activities within few weeks, as well as clearing backlog of staff salaries of about Ten months in 2017 and another ten months in 2018 which he inherited from his predecessor, while calling on the State government to be consistence in the 90 million monthly subvention to the school, to enable them cater to the payment of salaries as at when due.

On admission fraud in the school, he said that his administration has led a good team that have so far dealt with admission racketeering and bring back the confidence which the school is known for in the past, adding that cultism, examination malpractices, distortion and extortion by both lectures and students have been on the decline and promised that he will make payment of salaries a priority henceforth so that at the end of every month, staff of the Institution can be paid.