Chanco vice principal confirms students roughed him up

Chancellor College (Chanco) Vice- Principal Associate Professor Samson Sajidu has confirmed that he was roughed up by protesting students last Thursday in the college campus in the eastern city of Zomba.

Chanco students: demos will be back
Chanco students: demos will be back

The students were staging protests f ollowing a disagreement that erupted during an impromptu meeting between Students Union of Chancellor College (Succ) and the college’s administration.

Chanco students did not receive their stipend allowances until Thursday.

Sajidu said he attracted wrath of the students when he was persuading them to call of the protests, assuring them the allowances will be paid by next day/

“The students started demonstrating in the evening, which is not allowed even in foreign countries because anything can happen to them. In this case, they blocked roads for staff members and there were no administrators there,” he said.

Sajidu said he called the police for help by the cops did not pick his calls.

He said, eventually, a group of students approached and harassed him .

According to Sajidu, the issue is currently being handled by the college management.

Succ president, Frank Chidampamba, claimed Vice-Principal slapped a student and was victimised in the process.

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ade
ade
9 years ago

THERE ARE SOME IDIOTS WHO DO NOT KNOW THAT CONSULTANCY IS PART OF A LECTURER’S JOB.

Wanyama
Wanyama
9 years ago

Where were the college security officers for the vice principal to be calling the law enforcers? You do not trust trust in your staff? Kaya musova.

chimwemwe
chimwemwe
9 years ago

Am glad that the Government has removed mal switch. Anthu akuphunzira zaulele pocket money yolandira Nkumavutavuta ndima demonstration! Don’t you know that it affects those who are paying for themselves? ? Zinthu zaulele zimabweretsa maphokoso.

Nkhoma wa a Mlauzi
Nkhoma wa a Mlauzi
9 years ago

Yes, this is logical……..the police couldn’t pick the phone from the principal, I think they were scared of interfering with academic freedom.

Kamkhwezule Kakang'ono
Kamkhwezule Kakang'ono
9 years ago

Fight for your rights otherwise the authorities take students welfare for granted

mamenyedwe
mamenyedwe
9 years ago

aiwala kunene kuti iwowo was the first to slap a student…kumenyedaw ndi mastudentwo kunali revenge ya ma students for the beating of their friend……biased reporting

Charter
Charter
9 years ago

Why should students be paid for their own learning? This must stop. Countries have either tuition or free university education, not student allowances! What is the rationale for this allowance? Even a book allowance does not make sense. Colleges should stock libraries well and students should take care of their own pen, pencils and printing paper.

Keen Observer
Keen Observer
9 years ago

Ma student akenso osasamba apa mmalo moti mungolimbikira maphunziro anu kuti muthetse ma umphawi anu koma you’re getting involved ndi zinthu zopusa 70% a inu mu kuchokera ma family ovutika oti mutati mwathamangitsidwa ndi chiyambi cha mavuto. Useless.

bikiton
bikiton
9 years ago

Kumachotsa tulo !!!!!

mwaulula
mwaulula
9 years ago

Thats why ine i went to UNZA.university of Zambia.osati znuzi

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