Update: Nigerian Teacher Chikaodinaka Nwankpa Captured For Spending About $200k Explore Assets On Strippers

Chikaodinaka Nwankpa, a previous Drexel University teacher in Philadelphia, who spent government award cash on strippers and made other 'inappropriate buys' has formally been captured and is set to show up in court......
 The Nigerian teacher was a week ago captured and accused of two checks of lawful offense robbery for supposedly taking $185,000 in look into award assets, as indicated by a discharge by the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. 

The capture comes three months after he was blamed for utilizing the cash on "grown-up stimulation settings and sports bars, dinners, and iTunes buys." 

Around then, Nwankpa, who was the leader of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering was set on authoritative leave after an examination started. The teacher later surrendered and reimbursed $53,328 to Drexel, investigators said in October. 

He has now been accused of one tally of robbery by unlawful taking and burglary by misleading, the two crimes, the discharge states. 

"After an extensive examination by our office's Economic Crimes Unit, Mr. Nwankpa will have his day in court and should respond in due order regarding his violations. I'd prefer to express gratitude toward Drexel University and the Drexel University Police Department for their work all through this examination," District Attorney Larry Krasner said in an announcement. 

The supposed buys were found after a college review demonstrated different unapproved and "no receipt" buys somewhere in the range of 2010 and 2017, which he submitted for repayment utilizing award assets, as indicated by the discharge. 

More than $96,000 were spent at grown-up stimulation scenes and sports bars, as indicated by the DA's office. Another roughly $89,000 were spent on iTunes buys, the discharge states. 

"Mr. Nwankpa improperly and criminally occupied a huge number of dollars that were dispensed for look into purposes toward his very own private satisfaction. He sold out Drexel University and educational cost paying understudies he was paid to instruct," Krasner said. 

Drexel representative Niki Gianakaris told CNN: "Drexel takes claims of deceptive or unlawful business lead with respect to any individuals from the University people group truly. The University at first detailed this circumstance to the US Attorney's Office and has worked agreeably with government and state examinations concerning the issue." 

The educator was arrested yet was discharged not long after he paid his $25,000 bail and gave up his identification. A starter hearing for his case is planned on January 29, 2020.