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Leaders want Meru University VC out as riots dent tenure

By Wainaina Ndung'u | 8yrs ago

Meru University Vice Chancellor Prof. Japhet Kithinji Magambo, educates students from the institution on how to handle a tree seedling before being planted on the main field. [Photo/ Peter Muthomi/Standard]

The management of the Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST) is in a spot following the killing of Evans Njoroge, the students’ union secretary general.

This came after weeks of demonstrations to force Vice Chancellor Japheth Magambo to step aside.

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