Expelled Mike Jacobs takes University of Nairobi to court
Education
By
Faith Karanja
| May 11, 2016
Nairobi, Kenya: Eight University of Nairobi (UoN) students have moved to court to challenge their expulsion following last month's strike.
They have filed an urgent suit contesting the decision by the university to dismiss them.
The students, led by Mike Jacobs Odhiambo, claimed that the decision to expel five of them and suspend the rest was made hurriedly without following due process.
The applicants said they were ambushed with a myriad of accusations and were denied an opportunity to defend themselves.
They are also seeking to restrain the university from preferring criminal charges against them as threatened in their letters of suspension. Judge Weldon Korir certified the matter as urgent.
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