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The Vice-Chancellor of the Abia State University Uturu ABSU, Professor Onyemachi Ogbulu, has declared war against cultism, examination malpractice and indecent dressing on campus.

Professor Ogbolu who read the riot act during the matriculation of 6,467 fresh students of the university, weekend, warned that the management would not hesitate to expel any student involved in any activity that contravenes the university’s extant rules and regulations.

The VC also reminded the new intakes that the university would withdraw their admission or certificate at any time it was discovered that they gained admission with forged credentials.

He urged the students to be diligent with their studies for excellence in both character and learning and to enhance the university’s reputation as a “centre of excellence and service”, [url][/url] gathered.

The VC boasted that the university had made tremendous contributions to the development of society, assuring that it would continue to live up to its responsibility.

” Our graduates are major players in the national and global 21st socio-economic activities. They are highly skilled and exhibit exceptional competence in their various professions”.

He thanked Governor Okezie Ikpeazu for his unprecedented support to the university; as well as the Chancellor, His Royal Majesty, Begha U Tiv Oreivirgh Professor James Ortese Iorzua Ayatse; the Pro-Chancellor, Senator Adolphus Wabara, for their exemplary leadership and guidance to the management.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/vc-declares-war-on-cultism-exam-malpractice-as-absu-matriculates-6467-students/

weldone bro. You did well!

Woaw, the video is really mind blowing.
We have talents in this country

Woaw, the video is really mind blowing.
We have talents in this country

MurderX:
She's a minor that is being abused, pls remove her pictures, she is the victim.

Did they you that she was raped?
Looking at the pictures, they tying the both of them together doesn't suggest the man forced her. They were just caught in the act and thought it to be absurd

Great!

Innocent students have had their academic at a pause because of some people's senselessness

The future is female.

yanabasee2:
You can't compare na....



The standards don't tally.....


If you've schooled in Nigeria before and travel out to continue over there.... You fit carry A+ sef....

I do not agree with you on that. Everyone just thinks it's harder at his end.
Until you go there 1st

Very innovative!

Great Uniben!

The Rivers State College of Health Science and Management Technology has extended by three months, the suspension of its Head of Department, Dental Surgery, Princewill Chicakpobi for alleged sexual harassment against a student.

The College Provost, Prof Franklin Nlerum, who disclosed this to [url][/url] on Monday, said the suspension with effect from 5 August was based on the report of a panel of inquiry that indicted the lecturer for sexual harassment.

The school had earlier suspended Chikakpobi after mother of a female student had on 16 April raised alarm over alleged rape of her daughter by the said lecturer of the school.

Nlerum stated, “Based on the report of the Panel, a case of Sexual Harassment was established against one of the female students in the College.

“The College decided to extend the suspension order against Chikakpobi by another three months. Within this period also his appointment as Head of Department (HOD), Dental Health has been suspended.

He has been relieved as HOD of that office and placed on half salary throughout the period of his suspension, [url][/url] learnt.

The Provost however dismissed the earlier case of rape alleged by the affected student for lack of insufficient evidence to prove the allegation.

Nlerum explained that, “The student according to the panel was told to bring a report of medical test. She was unable to produce one. Based on that, the committee dismissed the allegation of rape.”

Related this news, the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, IAUE, has suspended, for 12 months without pay, Mr. Godwin Olai, a lecturer of the Department of Management effective 8 August, 2021, for attempted extortion on a student.

The Rivers state-owned varsity’s Staff Disciplinary Committee indicted Olai for demanding N70,000 from one of his undergraduate supervisees to write, type, and bind his project on the student’s behalf.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/sexual-harassment-rivers-health-school-extends-indicted-lecturers-suspension/

Osinachi Favour Udochukwu, a newly admitted student of Abia State University, has shared her life story of how she lost her mother years ago and it almost made her take her own life.

Below is her short story to [url][/url] :

I’m supposed to be in my finals or a graduate by now, this is 6yrs I graduated from secondary school.

What happened?

Firstly, I’m dedicating this post to all aspirants, to those that have given up on admission, those that are already weak and tired.

Sis, bro, delay ain't denial �…

My delay in admission ain’t Jamb, it’s a mystery.

I lost my mum in my SS2, it affected every thing about me, my mental health and co, To crown it all she left a baby of 8months in my care.

When I graduated from secondary school, the only calls I kept receiving was “Hey babe, I’ve gained admission”

I hated my life, I hated myself, I tried committing suicide so many times but my little sis eyes kept hindering me.

I used to be the best student in my school, but situations really affected me that if I sit to read, it will be as if I’ll run mad.

I stayed at home for complete four years before I took my first jamb, I felt life wasn’t complete without me being in school.

Story cut short, today am an official student of ABSU.

I felt depressed, frustrated and hated this world but then, God’s time is the best.

Do your best and leave the rest for God, He knoweth the best.

Happy matriculation to me and all ABSU Freshers, she told

https:///i-almost-took-my-life-abia-state-university-fresher/

Adeyemi College of Education suspends some members of the Student Union Government of Funds Diversion.

The Senate in its sitting held on the 13th of August, 2021 suspended the President of the students’ union with other two executive officers indefinitely.

The reasons for the suspension was based on the withdrawal of funds from the students’ union account without the necessary procedures as stated in the constitution, fogging of students’ house of senate disbursement letter and conversion of students’ union account to a personal account by the executive officers as contained in the correspondence sent to the house.

It’s on this note that Sen. Babalola Adekunle from science constituency moved a motion of indefinite suspension until further investigation to the executive officers involved. The motion was seconded by Sen. Akande from Education constituency, [url][/url] confirmed.

The Senate president; Sen. Amb. Olanipekun Omoniyi (Ogbeni Famihan) enacted the motion of indefinite suspension for the three officers on account of forgery, impersonation, conversion of funds by the Students’ Union president; Com. Odunayo Gbenga, Financial Secretary; Com. Adefarakan Aderemi and Treasurer; Com. Ojesanmi Taiwo.

They are to return the collected funds within seven days as Stipulated in the Students’ union constitution.

The office of the SUG President was reportedly locked up by the House of Senate till further notice pending when due restitution is made.

https:///adeyemi-college-of-education-suspends-members-of-sug-over-misappropriation-of-funds/

I know right

Harrykn:
School without money is not working.
Especially in this final year.

Which kin parole be this in the 1st place?

Woawu!!

Well deserved

Simps in nigeria should be hung. Or put in a firing squad!

inoki247:
Everybody sha wan carry Gun for this regime...

Last time na Road Safety.


Shey N Power people too no go wan carry Gun also lik diz....

Lol.
you funny sha

This is a step in the right direction

The federal government has been advised to as a matter of urgency license security outfits guarding Universities campuses nationwide to carry arms for the adequate protection of both human and material resources within the institutions.

The National President, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Muhammed Ibrahim suggested this why briefing newsmen during the union’s regular zonal executive council (ZEC) meeting at the Ugbowo campus of the University of Benin, Edo State.

According to [url][/url], he said, with the current security situation bedevilling the nation, the government is expected to quickly develop plans to retrain universities security personnel on arms handling as that may presently be the only option for the safety of both academic, non-academic staff as well as students while on campus.

He said carrying of arms by security men was becoming inevitable on campuses as that could be the only way to deny the hoodlums access to schools to unleash mayhem.

“The federal government should give legal backing for our security officers to carry arms in case of an attack.

“We are saying this because our community as Universities is no longer safe to move around the campuses and even those staying outside have similar issues, our security outfit is managed either by ex-army or police officers so they are not new to these tactics but we are handicapped.

“You see the way these criminals come into our campuses kidnapping our members and collecting ransom very freely undeterred, it is alarming.

https:///our-universities-are-no-longer-safe-our-securities-should-carry-arms-ssanu/

Woooawu

I will sue liberty academy, Ibadan for changing our school uniforms at SS3

JSS1 student suspended for alleged indiscipline sues Ekiti govt, seeks N15m damages

After being suspended from school for alleged indiscipline and her parents’ assault on teachers, a JSS1 student of Mary Immaculate Secondary School , Ado Ekiti, Gift Agenoisa, has sued the Ekiti State Government, seeking N15 million damages for breach of fundamental rights.

In suit number HAD/01/CR/2021 sworn to at the Ado Ekiti High Court, on her behalf by Mrs Odunayo Agenoisa, she claimed that her suspension from school by government after her parents allegedly beat up some teachers for punishing her for indecent dressing and gross indiscipline, infringed on her rights.

The plaintiff described as cruel and inhuman, the alleged treatment meted to her for coming to school with the indecent hairstyle.

Joined in the suit are: The School Principal, Mrs Oluwasanmi F.M (first respondent); the Commissioner for Education, Dr Olabimpe Aderiye(second respondent); the Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission(third respondent); and the Ekiti State Government (fourth respondent).

In the affidavit attached to the originating summons, the plaintiff claimed that she was singled out of assembly on May 22, 2021, and given 20 lashes of the cane on the order of the school principal for alleged indecent hairstyle.

In her originating summons deposed to by her counsel, Mr Timmy Omotoso, and brought pursuant to Order 2 rules 1,3,4,5 and 6 of the fundamental rights enforcement procedure rules 2009 as preserved by Section 315 of the 1999 constitution, the applicant demanded N15 million damages for her suspension.

She also demanded her immediate reinstatement back to school with unfettered access to all services being rendered therein.

The plaintiff claimed that the beating she got that day resulted in bruises, life-threatening scars and bloodstains on her uniform, adding that she fainted and was rushed to the police clinic in Ado Ekiti, where she was resuscitated.

She claimed further that her letters of protest to the wife of the Ekiti State Governor and some relevant government agencies were not responded to, hence, her resorting to legal action to seek redress.

The plaintiff added that she was being denied access to the school premises and her class on the order of the principal since then.

Meanwhile, the case which came up before Justice Lekan Ogunmoye of the Ekiti State High Court, on Thursday, was adjourned to September 22 for hearing.

On May 22, the plaintiff’s father, also a Police Sergeant, Elijah Agenoisa, allegedly mobilized four armed policemen to the school to manhandle some teachers for scolding his daughter for coming to school with an indecent hairdo against the school rules and regulation.

Consequently, the school suspended his daughter and the Ekiti State Police Command had allegedly queried the policeman, the result of which is unknown.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2021/08/13/jss1-student-suspended-for-alleged-indiscipline-sues-ekiti-govt-seeks-n15m-damages/%3famp=1

Nail him!

This is commendable of the governement

Seven students of the Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State, have bagged national laurels after winning the 2021 edition of the national competition.

The students were honored by the TASUED Enactus club for their exceptional display of talents to use waste to develop everyday products, especially, using plantain leaves to make menstrual pads.

The names of students who won the international honors include Omiyale Afusat, Adelekan Abosede, John Blessing, Koleosho Rachael, Sharon Adebiyi, Oyedeyi Habeebat.

According to [url][/url], acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Wole Banjo, congratulated them for winning the 2021 edition of the national competition.

https:///tasued-students-win-international-competition-in-netherlands/

I wonder how their preek stand amidst all the struggle and fights

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Potopoto people