More constituents are boldly stepping forward to demand end to Hon. Anayo Onwuegbu’s poor representation. A young man who preferred anonymity said he participated in one of the lawmaker’s announced scholarship scheme and found it to be fake.
“Another scam and failed scholarship,” the man said of the scholarship, added he and other participants of the scheme were surprised to find out that there was no scholarship in the first place. According to him, they were made to waste their “little savings” instead, and got disappointment in return.
“After spending our little savings on transport for lectures, buying textbooks and materials for over 8 months (Anayo Onwuegbu) failed to pay the school fees as we were chased out of the hall on the day of exams,” the source told InfoWars.
This shocking revelation is coming days after InfoWars has amplified the voice of Greater Awgu, emboldening more people to fearlessly participate in asking questions on the business of the constituency.
The Guardian newspaper reported on January 2024 that Anayo Onwuegbu purchased admission forms for 240 who were seeking admission into the National Teachers Institute (NTI). At the time of filing this report, InfoWars could not independently verify if the disappointed students were part of the 2024 batch. Hon. El Ajah and Barr. Peter Ajah, the lawmaker’s allies, as well as Hon. Bonaventure Okorie, Onwuegbu’s SSA on constituency have been reached for comments.
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Meanwhile, the lawmaker has allegedly started compiling names of his critics for legal actions likely to come next week.