The university, during its 191st regular senate meeting, approved the expulsion of the students following a report from the school’s disciplinary committee.
UniAbuja’s VC, Hakeem Fawehinmi, its students’ affairs dean and other senior officials are in trouble for diverting a multibillion-naira NELFUND grant for poor students.
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has taken sensitisation on the students’ loan to Ekiti.
Speaking on the free GCE forms, Mr Adewale said education remained a priority in serving his constituents.
NELFUND announced this in a statement on Friday.
NELFUND’s managing director, Akintunde Sawyerr, said the 2024/2025 application cycle would commence on February 22.
Mr said NELFUND received loan applications from 364,042 students and that about 169,114 had benefitted from the disbursement of the monthly stipend.
Mr Sawyerr said the disbursement of the fund underscored the federal government’s unwavering commitment to empowering Nigerian students.
This was disclosed in a statement on Tuesday in Calabar by Tony Eyang, the university’s deputy vice-chancellor (academic).
Mr Ayitogo said that the fund disbursement reflected the federal government’s commitment to the overall well-being and academic success of Nigerian students in government institutions.
