Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin, Prof. Lilian Salami has called on students to always embrace dialogue in resolving issues rather than taking to ...
2, resulting from alleged resistance of students to the soldiers’ attempt to jump ATM queues on campus has been brought under control. Lilian Salami has called on students to always embrace dialogue in resolving issues rather than taking to protests at the slightest provocation. “The unfortunate incident of the clash between some students and soldiers on Thursday, Feb.
Students of the University of Benin clashed with some soldiers at the school premises on Thursday over cash withdrawal at one of the bank's Automated Teller ...
Lilian Salami on Friday, she described the incident as unfortunate and called for calm. But today (Thursday) when they came again and wanted to do the same thing, the student resisted.” They even asked the students who challenged them to lie on the ground.
The management of the University of Benin (UNIBEN) has reacted to a violent incident involving students of the institution and Nigerian soldiers. On.
This led to resistance from the students and subsequently a clash with the soldiers. Below are some of the reactions on social media. Efforts by some spirited Nigerians and the Divisional Police Officer, Ugbowo Division, eventually restored calm.
By Jethro Ibileke. Some angry students of the University of Benin (UNIBEN) on Thursday clashed with a soldier from the nearby S & T Military Barracks, ...
A statement by the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. “Management also calls on the students to constantly engage dialogue in resolving issues that concern them rather than taking to protests, at any provocation, thereby causing more injury and damage to themselves and other citizens,” she admonished. The vice chancellor however advised the students to learn to resort to dialogue in resolving issues that concern them rather than taking to protests, at the slightest provocation, as such actions cause more injury and damage to themselves and other fellow citizens.
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin, Prof. Lilian Salami, has expressed worry over the attack on her students by soldiers.
2, resulting from alleged resistance of students to the soldiers’ attempt to jump ATM queues on campus has been brought under control. Lilian Salami, has expressed worry over the attack on her students by soldiers. In a statement she issued on Friday, Prof.
The University of Benin was on Thursday thrown into pandemonium when some soldiers attached to the Army Supply and Transport (S&T) Barracks, Ugbowo, ...
One of the students who spoke on condition of anonymity said the soldiers are in the habit of doing it The soldiers, according to eyewitnesses who spoke on the drama were said to have had an altercation with the students over whose turn to withdraw from ATM, owned by one of the banks at the university premises. The students who felt cheated by the act decided to stop the soldiers and a fracas ensued on the institution’s premises.
The alleged 'reprisals' came last night following Thursday's clash between some UNIBEN students and soldiers, resulting from resistance of the students to ...
Some of the injured, this Reporter gathered, were taken to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) for urgent medical attention. Things, however, escalated quickly after the soldiers reportedly attempted to forcefully abduct the student to their barrack apparently to ‘deal with her’ but for the quick intervention of the school security department. This, however, did not go down well with other civilians on queue who attempted to mediate or intervene.
It was tales of woes, sorrow and blood for some students and staff of the University of Benin (UNIBEN) in Edo State when unspecified number of yet-to-be.
The soldier was eventually said to have escaped from the university campus through the fence. A security officer on campus, who was said to have intervened in the ensuing melee, was allegedly assaulted by the angry soldiers. The soldiers were said to have descended on a female student, who they assumed was video-recording the act.
The Students' Union President of the University of Benin, Comrade Foster Amadin, has appealed for calm amongst the university students.
“To this end, the Union will be making stops at each of this banks in Ugbowo campus Tomorrow Friday, 3rd February, to enquire the cause of cash scarcity on campus despite the presence of numerous banks and ATM machines with the view to resolving this gridlocks and to ensure our students can spend their meaningful time on their studies”, Amadin assured the students. “This led to some level of resistance from the students and security department to restrain the army trainee who was visibly attempting to cause further assault on campus and even threatened to bring more persons to come and cause rampage on campus. “In one of the ATM stand, one of our students who have been on the queue for a long time refuse to give way, and claims she is making a video with her phone about their actions.
The Vice-Chancellor, University of Benin, Prof. Lilian Salami has called on students to always embrace peace. The call is contained in a statement Prof ...
“Such protests cause more injury and damage for the students and for other citizens,’’ Prof. An account said the crisis erupted when the students resisted attempts by the soldiers to jump the queue for the use of the ATM leading to fisticuffs between them. Clashes and protests usually cause more injury and damage to the students and to other citizens, she noted.