ADSU, Mubi expels 13 students

No fewer than 13 students of the Adamawa State University, Mubi, have been expelled by the Senate for their involvement in various acts of misconduct.

Benson Belmont, Head, Information and University Relations, disclosed this in a statement in Yola on Monday.

 

Belmont said that the misconduct was a breach of their sworn matriculation oath.

He said two other students were rusticated for two semesters while three others involved in sundry offences would be retried, as six accused persons were given a strong warning.

 

“Senate at its 98th Regular Meeting held on June 24, considered the report and recommendations of the Students Disciplinary Committee and after due diligence, approved the expulsion, rustication, retrial and dismissal of the affected students.

 

“The expelled students cut across several departments, while some students are in their 400 level, others in 300 level, in 200 level and three in 100 level.

 

“The affected students have been directed to hand over any university property in their possession, including identity cards, to their heads of departments and units; they have also been advised to vacate the campus immediately.

 

“The university authority wishes to restate its unwavering determination to protect its values and strongly warns students to respect and uphold their matriculation oath as they will be held accountable whenever they breach it,” he said.