Nigerian Professor arrested for incitement and breach of peace
Newsghana24.com called for the LOUD mouth Nigerian Professor, Professor Augustine Nwagbara to be arrested a few hours ago and we can confirm from the news coming in that he has been arrested by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service for his inciting comments and breach of peace in Ghana.
His unquenchable taste for cold blood between Ghana and Nigeria which was caught on video which went viral was enough to get him arrested to assist in investigations on the matter.
Professor Augustine Nwagbara according to news monitored on MynewsGhana.com has been charged by the CID of the Ghana Police Service with incitement to breach of peace of Ghana.
His damning remarks, plans and strategies to use the media and other means to tarnish the image of Ghana as well as his comments about the Ghanaian Education sector coupled with allegations about bad treatment Nigerians are going through in Ghana in the hands of citizens of Ghana informed the decision of the Ghana Police Service to do the needful.
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Additional information gathered by Newsghana24.com has revealed that Professor Augustine Nwagbara turned himself in and was escorted to the police by Ambassador Michael Olufemi Abikoye, of the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana.
It is expected that the Professor will be released on bail and further report to the police are per the request and plans of the police until the Ghana police get to the bottom of this matter.
According to MyNewsGh.com the remorseful English Professor and former Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University Of Lagos (UNILAG) was seen at the CID headquarters while his statement was been taken.
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