Rector warns students against indecent dressing, behaviour on campus
THE Rector, Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara, Prof. Emmanuel Ufuophu-Biri, has warned students of the institution against prostitution, indecent dressing, hooliganism, behaviours suggestive of eroticism, consumption of hard drugs and substances, examination malpractice, deviance and criminality.
The Rector in a statement, yesterday, said “Students who engaged in shameful acts of public display of eroticism had been sanctioned and will face disciplinary action under the matriculation oath to which they subscribed.
“The institution’s policy on indecent dressing, indecent behaviour, prostitution, gangsterism and examination malpractice remains in force. Management would not hesitate to sanction any erring student.”
He disclosed that management had banned the consumption of alcohol on campus and the ban cuts across staff and students.
The ban prevents inebriation and dis-inhibition, which could not be tolerated in an academic or any decent setting.
He said: “Management is not unaware of the alarming and increasing rate of young people consuming addictive substances and hard drugs in society.
“However, students of the polytechnic should not follow the crowd to engage in such acts damaging to their mental wellbeing and capable of ruining their academic journey in the polytechnic.”
He disclosed that any student suspected to have smoked cannabis or induced his/herself with hard drugs would be apprehended and subjected to medical examination and, if found guilty, would face disciplinary action.
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