Federal Polytechnic Bida Staff Accuse Management of Alleged N1.1 Billion Diversion of Personnel Funds to Controversial Supplier Payments Amid Unpaid Salary Arrears and Promotion Backlogs
Staff at Federal Polytechnic Bida have accused the institution’s management of plotting to divert N1.1 billion intended for personnel welfare to settle controversial supplier claims from a previous administration. Workers allege that senior officials planned to take a 40% cut while using only 60% of the funds for staff arrears, including unpaid promotion and salary increments dating back to 2017, 2024, and 2025. Staff members are demanding that anti-corruption agencies investigate instead of allowing the funds to be misused, citing transparency and accountability concerns. The school management has yet to respond to the allegations.
Staff at Federal Polytechnic Bida have accused the institution’s management of plotting to divert N1.1 billion intended for personnel welfare to settle controversial supplier claims from a previous administration. Workers allege that senior officials planned to take a 40% cut while using only 60% of the funds for staff arrears, including unpaid promotion and salary increments dating back to 2017, 2024, and 2025. Staff members are demanding that anti-corruption agencies investigate instead of allowing the funds to be misused, citing transparency and accountability concerns. The school management has yet to respond to the allegations.
Federal Polytechnic Bida Staff Accuse Management of Alleged N1.1 Billion Diversion of Personnel Funds to Controversial Supplier Payments Amid Unpaid Salary Arrears and Promotion Backlogs
Staff at Federal Polytechnic Bida have accused the institution’s management of plotting to divert N1.1 billion intended for personnel welfare to settle controversial supplier claims from a previous administration. Workers allege that senior officials planned to take a 40% cut while using only 60% of the funds for staff arrears, including unpaid promotion and salary increments dating back to 2017, 2024, and 2025. Staff members are demanding that anti-corruption agencies investigate instead of allowing the funds to be misused, citing transparency and accountability concerns. The school management has yet to respond to the allegations.
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