Accra: The Management of the Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has urged the public to disregard a wave of allegations targeting key officials and faculty members. GCTU announced that a committee has been formed to investigate claims of academic dishonesty involving faculty members, in accordance with the University's disciplinary code.
According to Ghana News Agency, the Management stated that the allegations seem to be part of a deliberate attempt to tarnish the University's reputation. It has been noted that some of these allegations, mainly circulated on social media, are being orchestrated or influenced by individuals with personal grievances. The University identified some of those involved as aggrieved former employees with self-serving motives.
The University expressed strong disapproval of the way unverified allegations are being published and sensationalized without providing an opportunity for a response or clarification. It urged the media to practice due diligence and seek clarifications from the University, adhering to ethical journalistic standards.
Furthermore, the GCTU Management issued a firm warning to individuals and media entities involved in spreading unfounded allegations. It stated that any platform or individual found culpable would be held accountable and face legal consequences. The University remains committed to its mission of producing high-quality graduates to lead Ghana into the digital age.
The GCTU reaffirmed that it treats all credible allegations with the seriousness they deserve and assured that appropriate actions would be taken if wrongdoing is proven through proper investigation. Ghana Communication Technology University, formerly known as Ghana Technology University College, is a public university in Ghana focused on technology education. It aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for developing innovative solutions in telecommunications, business, and ICT, emphasizing transnational education through international partnerships.
