Uniosun suspends students over role in robbing social media boyfriend - NEWS FRONTIER DAILY

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Uniosun suspends students over role in robbing social media boyfriend






The management of Osun State University, Osogbo (Uniosun), has suspended a student of the institution, Ahiante Victory indefinitely for her role in robbing her social media boyfriend.

Victory was paraded along with two other suspects at the police command headquarters in Osogbo,  for luring and robbing her social media friend.


 She was said to have lured the man from Lagos to Ikire where she colluded with other suspects to beat and robbed the victim of N1.5million.

Addressing newsmen at the University main campus on Thursday, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Clement Adebooye said the institution suspended her in line with the rules of the school.

"We are here to clear the air on the issue of one of our students by the name Ahiante Victory Ehiremen with Matric Number 2022/42652, who is in the custody of the Police for alleged collusion leading to the robbery of a Lagos-based businessman. 

Prior to her arrest on 11th July, 2023, she was a 100 Level student in the Department of English and Literary Studies.

"The case of Ahiante Victory Ehiremen is a shock to us, even as she is in her first year of study. I got a security report on her case, and with the official information available, an allegation of conspiracy and robbery has been established against her by the Police authorities. Consequently, she is in police custody for further investigations and prosecution. 

"Ahiante Victory Ehiremen's alleged involvement in a criminal act is in violation of her matriculation oath. She has made a written statement which the University has considered alongside the available intelligence report.

"The University authorities have therefore decided that Ms Ahiante Victory Ehiremen hereby placed on indefinite suspension in line with regulations guiding studentship pending the determination of her case according the law of the Federation", he said.


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