Friday, April 28, 2017
Unilag expels 125 students and suspends 73 students for acts related to academic misconduct and forgery of results
Unilag expels 125 students and suspends 73 students for acts related to academic misconduct and forgery of results
The expulsion of students comes on the heels of a conflict between the management and some union leaders who were earlier rusticated.
NAIJ.com recalls that UNILAG students had gone on the streets to protest the poor living conditions in the school.
They shut down the campus, saying the school’s management was not ready to listen to their complaints. But the union leaders became the casualties of the protest as they were suspended over their role in the protest.
The suspended union leaders include, president, Muhammed Olaniyan; Speaker, Adeyanju Adeonipkun; General Secretary, Emmanuel Afolabi; Public Relations Officer, Jumai Fagbui; Chief Whip, Akinnubi Pedro; Sport Secretary, Anita Kaizer, and Financial Secretary, Oluwatobi Ojo.
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Friday, March 17, 2017
Gunmen attack Model College in Lagos abduct principals students
Gunmen attack Model College in Lagos abduct principals students
uspected gunmen, Thursday, attacked the State Model College in Igbonla, Epe, Lagos and whisked away the principal of the Junior secondary school, Mr Oyesola and his counterpart in the Senior Secondary School, Mr Akinrinade alongside some students during the morning assembly in early hours of Thursday Oct. 6.
However, The House of Representatives on Thursday in Abuja directed the Nigeria Police to ensure prompt release of the abducted victims.
This followed a motion under Matters of Urgent Public Importance, sponsored by Rep. Olawale Raji, representing Epe Federal Constituency, Lagos.
Moving the motion, Raji stressed the need to apprehend and prosecute the perpetrators of the act.
The lawmaker said “This unfortunate incident is a setback to the expansion of access to education and determination of parents to ensure that their wards get basic education’’, he said.
The House condemned the action of the abductors under whatever guise, adding that it was against the tenet of seeking qualitative education.
The House urged the police and other security agencies to intensify surveillance in Epe and other schools in the state to avoid similar occurrence or any breach of security in future.
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