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Two Students Of Delta Poly Expelled Over Cult Related Activities
The management of Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, Aniocha South, have been expelled two students of the institution for alleged “gross misconducts and cult related activities”.
The Rector of the institution, Prof. Stella Chiemeke disclosed that the two students were deeply involved in cult-related activities and gross misconducts.
She said the two students, whose names were given as Jonald Ometan (male) with matriculation number FDT/HND/18/0015, Department of Foundry Engineering Technology and Justin Ometan (male) with matriculation number COM/ND/18/10126, Department of Computer science, ceased to be students of the institution with immediate effect.
She noted that the Management arrived at such decision to serve as deterrent to other erring students.
She reiterated the position of the institution towards zero tolerance for acts of indiscipline, while she called on students to abstain from acts capable of putting them in trouble.
This story contains information from Independent
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