The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Atiba University has described some students of the institution's Faculty of Law as “intellectually bankrupt” following the university's 10-year ban from offering Law.
Addressing the students, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor said:
“A lot of you are intellectually bankrupt.”
The statement came amid concerns surrounding the university's inability to continue offering Law following the reported 10-year ban.
The remarks have generated reactions, particularly among students and members of the university community, with discussions focusing on the circumstances surrounding the ban and the impact on students pursuing Law at the institution.
The development has also raised questions about the implications of the ban for affected students and the future of legal education at the university.
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