Makerere University has suspended two students for engaging in activities that breach the University’s code of conduct.
The following students are hereby Suspended from Makerere University for engaging in disruptive activities and breaching the University Students Regulations. The Chief Security Officer has been instructed to ensure that they vacate the university premises immediately. pic.twitter.com/c0sI8DvOQO
— Makerere University (@MakerereU) September 10, 2018
Johnson Emmanuel Obbo and Frank Bwambale pursuing bachelors degrees in Education and Journalism respectively were suspended today pending disciplinary action according to letters Matooke Republic has seen.
In the suspension letters, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe, the university vice-chancellor ordered the Dean of Student Affairs to commence disciplinary action against the students and the Chief Security Officer to equally commence criminal action.
Obbo’s suspension emanated from a demonstration he held in Lumumba Hall on August 20th threatening to burn the premises despite him not being a resident of the hall.
Bwambale, on the other hand, is said to have made offensive social media posts under the moniker “Young Thug” with the intention to discredit the University and Student Guild administrations that contravenes the University Students Statutory Instrument.
The duo have been suspended until further notice.
