70 lecturers quit institution over incessant Boko Haram attacks

August 6, 2017 9:12 AM

Dr. Dani Mamman, said the activities of Boko Haram in the institution has seen about 70 lecturers resigning their appointments, five dead and three held hostage.

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In a report by Punch, the Chairman of the union, Dr. Dani Mamman, said the activities of Boko Haram in the institution has seen about 70 lecturers resigning their appointments, five dead and three held hostage.

Mamman said, “About 70 lecturers left, about five died and three are held hostage by Boko Haram.

“The exit of some lecturers has affected research and learning because some are specialists in their fields. Usually, such exodus affects accreditation of some programmes and courses.

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“We requested the government to increase security personnel, security gadgets and construction of the 23.7 km perimeter fence. In the interim, the state governor has started building a 10.3 km perimeter fence."

It was further reported that the figure of students' admission have continued to descend since insurgency started in 2012.