GOSSIP:BSU Vice Chancellor Threatens To “Fire” Lecturers Who Sell Handouts On Campus

Benue State University Makurdi, matriculated 5,770 students into its various undergraduate programmes during its 26th matriculation last Friday.Professor  Moses Kembe, the Vice-Chancellor,adressing the newly charged  students to face their studies and not allow their freedom make them lose purpose.

Moses stressed on the institution’s zero tolerance for examination malpractice/misconduct, cultism, improper dressing, drug abuse, homo sexualism, lesbianism, alcoholism, prostitution, romantic engagements between students and staff, among others, adding that appropriate disciplinary measures would be meted out to students.

He pleads the students to always remain focused and dedicated to their academics by constantly patronising the university’s ultra-modern library and bookshop, which he said were well stocked with current titles.

He said the sale of handouts and books by lecturers directly to students was illegal, urging the students to report to report any compulsion by anybody to purchase any material to the appropriate authority on campus.

Moses identified some of the major challenges confronting the institution to include inadequate lecture halls, offices and hostel accommodation, among others.He appreciated the visitor to the university, Governor Samuel Ortom, for investing in the university as well as others who had contributed to its growth.

 Dattivgeh says, kwagh la doo.