US Edition‘I’m not crooked’: Is a deal with a Nigerian state behind the latest University of Greater Manchester suspension?
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‘I’m not crooked’: Is a deal with a Nigerian state behind the latest University of Greater Manchester suspension?
When the University of Greater Manchester announced a month ago that it was suspending three senior staff members, the national media focused on one name: George Holmes, who has been vice chancellor since 2005. The suspension of Holmes and two of his colleagues followed reporting by The Mill which uncovered evidence of financial corruption at the university and prompted an independent audit by the consultancy PwC. Within hours of the announcemen…
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