Final year student suspended for rape

ayodele johnson

February 8, 2017 11:45 PM

Adeyemi Temitope has been advised to stay clear of the school premises until the end of his trial.

Professor Olanrewaju Fagbohun, the vice-chancellor of the Lagos State University.

A final year student of Public Administration at the Lagos State University has been suspended by the institution for an alleged rape and acts of cultism.

The student, Adeyemi Temitope is currently being tried and has seen his programme forcefully put on hold until further notice.

A bulletin to this effect was released on Friday, February 3, 2017 according to The Nation news.

Professor Olanrewaju Fagbohun, the vice-chancellor of the institution approved a recommendation given by the institution's disciplinary committee which prescribed that Temitope be made to leave school until the trial ends.

“The Vice-Chancellor has approved the recommendation of the Students Disciplinary Committee that Adeyemi Temitope, with Matriculation Number 100832003, be suspended.

“Temitope, of the Department of Public Administration in the Faculty of Management Sciences, is suspended with immediate effect from the University.

“The suspension is pending the outcome of the court judgement on the case of cultism and rape against him," the bulletin statement reads.

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The institution sounded a note of warning to the student concerned, demanding that he stays away from the school till further notice.

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