A Nigerian professor based in Ghana, Austin Nwagbara, has been arrested by the Police in Ghana after he accused the Ghanaian government of maltreating Nigerians in the country.

In a viral video, Nwagbara urged a group of people to employ the media from Nigeria to reshape the reportage of Nigerians based in Ghana.
Video Nigerian professor arrested in Ghana

After the release of the video, the professor was arrested by the Ghanaian police. He was accused of  inciting the public.

According to Ghana Web, Nwagbara was subjected to hours of interrogation and later released on bail but asked to be reporting to the police periodically “until a final determination of the case”.

“They (Ghana) are using our manpower. We have an advantage that we supply to them. What are we getting back? Insults!” he said.

“Our people (Nigerians) will come here (Ghana) and pay $10,000 (as tuition) but they will not pay N20,000 in the University of Lagos…what an average student pays in the University of Lagos in one session to get a degree in English is N12,000.

“The Nigerian community here is bad image for Nigerian we can take it back through the press, we can reverse. We have powerful media stations, Channels broadcast all over world. Emm, well AIT has a problem now, NTA does many others, and there is online, active online social media they plot in Nigeria.

“Let them look at what we have said here today. Let them come here and run documentaries of the experiences on Nigerians and blast it all over the world. In three days, Ghana will respond. I have been a media person, I have been a media person.

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