Rivers State University Suspends Man 'O' War Students Involved in Colleague's Brutalization
The incident prompted a protest on June 13, leading to disruptions during discussions between the university management, the Students Union Government, and the Man ‘O’ War.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Rivers State University, located in Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, Port Harcourt, has taken decisive action against campus violence by suspending four students associated with the Man ‘O’ War group. The students, identified as Monsi Baridukaka Nwaaelibabari, Victor Chibuike Daniel, Ezems Ikechukwu Goodluck, and Wilson Jacob Ree-Ugani, were suspended for one academic session following their involvement in the brutalization of fellow student Victor Tobins.
In a statement issued by the university's acting Registrar, Mrs. I. B. S. Harry, the suspension was imposed in accordance with the institution's regulations, citing the incident on June 12 which resulted in severe injuries to Tobins, including damage to his right eye and other parts of his body.
READ ALSO:No Nigerian University Makes Top 1000 Global Universities Ranking for 2025
The university emphasized its commitment to maintaining a peaceful environment conducive to learning, urging all students to adhere strictly to campus rules. The incident prompted a protest on June 13, leading to disruptions during discussions between the university management, the Students Union Government, and the Man ‘O’ War. Police intervention facilitated resolution, assuring swift action within 24 hours.
The university's decision to suspend the students underscores its zero-tolerance policy towards violence, aiming to uphold a harmonious atmosphere for all students. Further disciplinary measures may follow pending investigations into the incident.
