Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti Rector Invests In Bitcoin With Staffs Salary Worth Over 1 Billion Naira

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 The Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti invested In Bitcoin With his Staffs Salary Worth over 1 billion naira.


The Staffs of the school are now protesting against the Rector who is now into hiding.


The school gate has already been locked as the lecturers aren't giving up in the protests against the embezzlement made by their Rector.


See their protest below;

https://twitter.com/Olly_bantin/status/1366677976843231237?s=19



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