Admin of the University of Ghana chapter of the University Instructors Association of Ghana (UG UTAG), Prof. Ransford Gyampo has come under fire through some persons who accuse him of making too much “noise” as if he is the only lecturer in Ghana. The UG UTAG Branch secretary who else carries himself as if he could be a National executive associated with UTAG has been at the front of the ongoing UTAG Hit leading an attack on govt on social media. Earlier, the particular controversial ‘sex-for-grade’ suspect educational said the deceitful plus cunning strategies of the government in working with conditions of services associated with lectures motivated the hit action by the university educators. Professor Gyampo who has already been critical of the government mentioned that over the years, the government continues to be dishonest in dealing with the needs of the university teachers. This individual said the government has used cunning ways against the educators for far too long and sufficient is enough. However , a social media marketing user, one Osafo Amoah believe his “noise” has become unbecoming. “This sexual predator is making too much sound, its only in Ghana that sexual offenders such as Gyampo are entertained because heroes. If the salary is actually small for you, resign plus go and organise your own private lectures to teach your own senseless idea of political technology where graduates are only granted degrees only after a chaotic kiss from you. ”“You speak too much. Are you the only lecturer in Ghana? What have you ever done for Ghana with your doctorate in history and political technology? Shameless sex for quality Prof. We never noticed this man talk whenever his beloved party ndc was in power”Last week, an additional netizen blasted same Gyampo over his alleged dalliances with his female students. In the middle of this all, the lecturer has ignored the accusations remaining focused on ongoing UTAG Strike. Source: MyNewsGh. com/2022Send your news stories in order to [email protected] plus via WhatsApp on +233 202452509