EBSU Senate Issues Ultimatum to SUG President Tobias Oshim, Threatens Impeachment over Alleged Embezzlement
The Senate of Ebonyi State University has given SUG President Tobias Oshim three days to return three million naira meant for indigent students, or face impeachment proceedings for alleged embezzlement.
Mary Nwaeze 
Ebonyi State University's Senate has issued an ultimatum to the Student Union Government (SUG) President, Tobias Oshim, following accusations that he embezzled three million naira intended for indigent students. The Senate has given Oshim three days to return the misappropriated funds, with the threat of impeachment looming if he fails to comply.
The ultimatum comes after the Senate, led by Distinguished Senator Usulor Marvelous, released a communique signed by eight other Senators, detailing the allegations against Oshim. The document claims that the SUG President transferred the funds into his personal account without distributing any of the money to the intended beneficiaries—students in need of financial assistance.
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The Senate's ultimatum underscores the severity of the accusations and the potential consequences if the funds are not returned. If Oshim fails to meet the deadline, he could face impeachment proceedings, which would further destabilize the Student Union Government and potentially impact the university's broader governance structure.
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Attempts to reach Oshim for comment were unsuccessful, as calls and messages from our correspondent went unanswered. The Senate's decisive action in issuing the ultimatum reflects the urgency of resolving the situation and restoring accountability within the Student Union Government.
The university community awaits the SUG President's response as the deadline approaches. If impeachment proceedings are initiated, it could lead to significant changes within the student government and possibly a broader investigation into the management of university funds.
Stay tuned to Myschoolnews for further developments as this story unfolds, including updates on whether the SUG President complies with the ultimatum or faces impeachment proceedings.
