Mrs Benedicta Daudu, an associate professor of law and former
head of the Department of Jurisprudence and International Law of
the Faculty of Law in University of Jos who was allegedly caught
cheating while writing an examination on May 4 2016 has taken the
University Management to court.
The University had suspended her after She was allegedly caught
copying from a prepared answer during an examination for a Master’s
degree in Research and Public Policy in the Faculty of Social
Sciences of the same university.
Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Sebastian Maimako told
Journalists that the staff took the institution to court, to stop
investigation on her person by the university.
“The staff who was allegedly caught in an exam malpractice in a
postgraduate studies 2016 has obtained a court injunction to stop
the investigations on her.”
Prof. Maimako stressed that the university had suspended the
affected staff, both as a staff and student, to ensure that full
investigation is carried out on her.
“The university had set up a committee to investigate the
allegations against her; for smooth investigations to be carried
out, the university management suspended her as a staff and
student.” Maimako revealed.
Mrs Benedicta Daudu, an associate professor of law and former
head of the Department of Jurisprudence and International Law of
the Faculty of Law in University of Jos who was allegedly caught
cheating while writing an examination on May 4 2016 has taken the
University Management to court.
The University had suspended her after She was allegedly caught
copying from a prepared answer during an examination for a Master’s
degree in Research and Public Policy in the Faculty of Social
Sciences of the same university.
Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Sebastian Maimako told
Journalists that the staff took the institution to court, to stop
investigation on her person by the university.
“The staff who was allegedly caught in an exam malpractice in a
postgraduate studies 2016 has obtained a court injunction to stop
the investigations on her.”
Prof. Maimako stressed that the university had suspended the
affected staff, both as a staff and student, to ensure that full
investigation is carried out on her.
“The university had set up a committee to investigate the
allegations against her; for smooth investigations to be carried
out, the university management suspended her as a staff and
student.” Maimako revealed.
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