Mr Ovye-Aya said that the suspect mutilated her corpse by removing her eyes, lung, liver, tongue, intestines, and other parts and later dumped the corpse in the bush.
Mr Ovye-Aya said that the suspect mutilated her corpse by removing her eyes, lung, liver, tongue, intestines, and other parts and later dumped the corpse in the bush.
Mr Udoh said the gesture was in continuation of ASR Africa’s various strategic commitments to the nation’s tertiary education interventions.
“Any violation of your oath will be met with appropriate sanctions, including dismissal.”
The suspects were arrested and arraigned for terrorising the student communities of Adakolo, Felele, Bassa Village and Crusher suburb areas of Lokoja, Kogi capital.
Mr Akinwumi, who congratulated the graduands on the academic feat, rejoiced with them and their families for the journey so far.
“Nigeria needs such a deliberate policy that can also encourage investment in research in the universities for critical and important roles in knowledge creation and innovation.”
The enumerators and facilitators were tasked to ensure that every resident of Kogi was counted, irrespective of age and location.
