The administration of the College of Calabar has introduced the suspension of a 400-level pupil of the Division of Sociology, Olunkanmi Oluwafoyin, over unruly behaviour at campus.

Her suspension is contained in a press launch signed by Gabriel Egbe, Registrar of the establishment, and made accessible on Saturday in Calabar.

Mr Egbe mentioned that the scholar was suspended for allegedly violating her matriculation oath by unruly behaviour and endangering lives and property on the college campus.

Mr Egbe mentioned that Ms Oluwafoyin, with registration quantity 18/104143018, was reported to have on February 8, pushed recklessly towards visitors at excessive velocity throughout the campus with some college students hanging precariously on the doorways and sales space of her automotive.

The Registrar mentioned that in the midst of her motion, a college safety personnel suffered critical bodily hurt and the campus was invaded on her behest by exterior events.

“The alleged motion was in flagrant disregard of an earlier warning as conveyed in a round of Jan. 30.

“Consequently, administration has suspended Miss Oluwafoyin’s studentship with impact from Feb. 8, pending the result of the matter which has been referred to the College students’ Disciplinary Committee for additional investigation.

“In the meantime, Miss Oluwafoyin can also be to steer clear of campus besides on invitation by the College students’ Disciplinary Committee.

“The Dean of Social Sciences, Head, Division of Sociology and the Chief Safety Officer are to make sure strict compliance with the directives,” he mentioned.

(NAN)