By Ola ‘Kiya, Reporting
A student of The Polytechnic, Ibadan, Oyo State, Oyewole Dotun, HND 2 of the Department of Local Government Development Studies, has been expelled for allegedly kidnapping a HND 1 Public Administration student.
This is just as another student of the same institution, Beyioku Richard, ND 2 Mass Communication, has been handed an indefinite suspension for assaulting a security officer of the institution.
The development was made available in a statement signed by the Registrar of the institution, Mrs Modupe Theresa Fawale, on Wednesday,
She disclosed that Oyewole Dotun’s expulsion was arrived at after the Students’ Disciplinary Committee of the institution met on his case on Thursday October 6, 2022.
Suspended Beyioku Richard, on his part, was said to have failed to appear before the institutions’ Disciplinary Committee and, thus, he remained suspended, indefinitely.
Similarly, Olubiro Basit Ajibola, an ND 2 student of the Department of Estate Management and Evaluation, allegedly got himself involved in armed robbery.
He was also said to have failed to appear before the Disciplinary Committee of the institution and was, therefore, suspended, indefinitely.
The Disciplinary Committee of the institution, Registrar Fawale added, also took a decision on one Odeleye Victor, an ND2 graduate of the institution, whose suspicious movement is allegedly causing some discomfort and security breach within the campus.
She said it was decided that he should not be offered admission for Higher National Diploma (HND) under any guise so as to prevent him from infiltrating the polytechnic community.
Meanwhile, the institution’s students’ parents and guardians have been advised to find time to monitor the activities of their wards as the institution will not hesitate in taking drastic actions on any student whose conduct is inimical to the image of the school.
The statement also urged other students and members of the polytechnic community to be law-abiding and give information on suspected illegal activities of both students and non-students they are aware of.
It also affirmed the institution’s healthy collaboration with law enforcement agencies to prevent and rid the campus of all forms of criminality.
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