Obasanjo blows hot, speaks on 'receiving' N40,000 salary from NOUN - Daily Post Nigeria

Adamu had on Tuesday disclosed that the former President receives N40,000 annually as allowance for being a facilitator at NOUN.

Reacting to Adamu’s claim, Obasanjo insisted that he renders service to the university free of charge. “Ordinarily, this will have been unnecessary exercise, if it has been the usual shenanigans of the media to sell their newspapers. But, the very clear quotation of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Abdalla Adam, on the headline made this clarification imperative and to set the records straight on His Excellency’s engagement with the University.

The former President recalled that in paragraph 3 of the letter, he wrote: “I will gladly undertake any of the functions mentioned in paragraph two of your letter pro bono and I hope that the functions will be flexible enough to accommodate my rather tight schedule.”

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