Florence Obi, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, has approved the suspension of four students of the institution found culpable of partaking in performing water ritual on a fellow female student.
The announcement of the suspension which is contained in a release signed on Saturday in Calabar by the school’s Registrar, Gabriel Egbe, stated that the unlawful act was carried out by the four students during the last matriculation ceremony of the institution on December 2, 2022.
Egbe mentioned the affected students as Stephen Usen, a student of Accounting Department, year 4 and Aniefiok Idorenyin, a student of Computer Science, year 2.
READ ALSO: Group Decries Kogi Govt’s Neglect Of Basic School Teachers, Amongst Others
Others are Miracle Adeyemi, a student of Political Science, year 2 and Blessing Queen, a student of Genetics and Biotech, year 4.
“Management deliberated extensively on the report of the committee on Gender-Based Violence and the strength of its findings and has accordingly directed the affected students to proceed on suspension with effect from the 2020/2021 academic session.
“Deans, Heads of Departments and other relevant officers of the university have been tasked with the duty of full compliance with the given directive,” Egbe said.
