LAUTECH expells 4 students, suspends 8 over protests

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The Senate of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso, has approved the expulsion of four students and the suspension of eight others over their involvement in a protest on the institution’s campus in the June.

The Registrar of the institution, J. A. Agboola made this known in a press release sent to EduCeleb.com on Wednesday in Ogbomoso.

He said that this was following the deliberation at an emergency meeting held on Tuesday, July 24, 2018.

In his words, the Senate “considered at length the report and recommendations of the panel set up to investigate the student crisis that erupted after the Student Union election held on Wednesday, June 13, 2018.”

The Senate eventually approved that the selected students should either be expelled or suspended from the University. See the list below.

S/N NAME Matric No. Department Sanction
1. OLALEKAN Ismail 123735 Computer Science and Engineering Indefinite suspension
2. AMOO Akeem 133167 Transport Management Suspension for four (4) Semesters
3. AZEEZ Ayobami Usman 147404 Biochemistry Indefinite suspension
4. ADEOTI AbdulAfeez Olatunbosun 122660 Civil Engineering Expulsion
5. AKINLOYE Oluwatimileyin 123084 Pure and Applied Physics Expulsion
6. EZE Raymond Ndubisi 130915 Management and Accounting Expulsion
7. DAUDA Sodiq 130158 Chemical Engineering Expulsion
8. OLUWOLE Opeyemi Isreal 120379 Pure and Applied Chemistry Suspension for six (6) Semesters
9. BANKOLE Oluwaseyi 122621 Pure and Applied Physics Suspension for six (6) Semesters
10. ABIOYE Aderemi Joseph 122455 Anatomy Suspension for six (6) Semesters
11. ATOYEBI Adeniran Remi 124511 Pure and Applied Mathematics Suspension for four (4) Semesters
12. ADEWALE Sulaiman Adeniyi 120593 Anatomy Suspension for six (6) Semesters
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Students’ Union keep mum

The leadership of the LAUTECH Students’ Union decline comment on this development for the fear of victimisation but some students within the university believe that the action of the management was meant to silence dissenting voices.

EduCeleb.com recalls that during the said protests that led to the suspension and expulsion of the aforementioned students, the students demanded the cancellation of the Union elections over what they termed imposition.

Five among them were arrested during the protests. These persons are among those eventually suspended and expelled.

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