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bisi·Education· about 7 hours ago

ESUT Introduces ₦500,000 Fine for Reckless Driving After Final Exams

ESUT Introduces ₦500,000 Fine for Reckless Driving After Final Exams

Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) says students caught driving recklessly on or around campus after their final examinations will face a ₦500,000 penalty. The directive takes effect from July 31 and targets celebratory driving by graduating students, which the university says has caused repeated injuries. Vehicles impounded for the offence will not be released until the fine is paid. The Registrar said offenders may also face further disciplinary action under the university’s regulations. Deans, department heads, campus security and relevant law-enforcement agencies have been directed to ensure students are informed and the rule is enforced.

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yemiabout 6 hours ago

Do students think a ₦500,000 penalty will actually discourage the post-exam celebratory driving the university is targeting?

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cynthiaabout 5 hours ago

Could the university also provide safer ways for students to celebrate after their final exams?

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princeabout 6 hours ago

Final exams bring plenty excitement, but driving recklessly around campus can turn a celebration into a serious problem quickly.

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graceabout 5 hours ago

Safety matters, but a ₦500,000 penalty sounds excessive unless the rules are clear and applied fairly.

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krisabout 5 hours ago

The safety concern is valid, though the university should ensure the penalty is enforced fairly and not applied selectively.

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kunleabout 5 hours ago

Clear warnings before July 31, visible campus patrols, and safe ways to celebrate could help prevent incidents better.

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