The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology KNUST has taken a strong stance against disruptive behaviour. Management has issued a permanent banishment to five students previously dismissed from the institution.
This directive means the individuals are no longer allowed on any KNUST campus grounds. The university cited their alleged continued involvement in activities that threaten the safety and order of the institution.
The students affected by the ban include Bernard Boadi, Francis Tutu Atuahene, John Kelvin Kane, and Roland Botwe, among others. Their specific actions leading to the dismissal and ban were not detailed.
KNUST management stated this measure is necessary to maintain a secure and conducive environment for its students and staff. The university is committed to upholding discipline and safety on its campuses.
The university did not specify the exact nature of the activities. These actions are believed to have posed a risk to the well-being of the university community.
This decision reflects KNUST’s policy on safeguarding its academic and residential spaces. The university seeks to prevent any recurrence of behavior detrimental to its operations.
No further information was provided regarding the timeline or specific circumstances of the dismissals.