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February 2, 2015

VC urges new students to avoid crimes

By Anayo Okoli

UMUAHIA — Vice Chancellor of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State, Professor, Hillary Edoga, has advised fresh students of the university not to indulge in criminal activities including armed robbery, cultism and prostitution, warning that any student caught would be expelled.

Addressing about 6, 000 fresh students, weekend, during the university’s 22nd matriculation, Edeoga, warned the students that the school would not condone acts that could breach the peace and security on campus.

According to him: “May I also inform you that rights and privileges conferred on you as a student and member of this university can be withdrawn if your behaviour is found to be inimical to the good of this citadel of learning.

“I therefore enjoin all of you to be law-abiding as the management maintains zero tolerance for cultism, gangsterism, extortion, prostitution, robbery, indecent dressing and all other vices that can lead to your expulsion from this university.”

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