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Monday 10 August 2015

Madonna University students tortured by the institution officials narrate their ordeal

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Two students of Madonna University, Enugu State, have told the horrifying story of torture they suffered in the hands of key officials of the tertiary institution.
The duo, Stanley Okoye, 23, a final year Civil Engineering student and Ga-Lim Aondofa Lord, escaped death by the whiskers after they were allegedly abducted from their rooms February 3, 2015, in the dead of the night, in commando fashion, by the Chief Security Officer of the university, Okey Ogbonna and the Dean of Student Affairs, Rev. Fr. Isaac Nginga, a Catholic priest, in company of others and taken to a secluded area on the campus, where they were tortured, brutalized, dehumanised and left to die, but through divine intervention, they lived to tell the story.

Though they survived the ordeal, they are still undergoing treatment for the almost fatal injuries
they received in the hands of their tormentors. For instance, Stanley still needs to undergo special
surgery in Germany on the spine to repair a major damage inflicted on him while the torture lasted.
Aondofa suffered a dislocated jaw that required having his jaws held together with special dental wire to allow the injury heal. The duo would for the rest of their lives bear the burden of the deep psychological scars imprinted on their minds by the experience.

Meanwhile, they are still battling to get the results of their degree examinations released.
Accompanied by their parents, the victims who visited The Sun
office in Onitsha gave a chilling account of what they passed through in the campus, and revealed the alleged moves by the university management to cover up the truth.
In the heartbreaking and graphic account of what happened that fateful night they were abducted,
Stanley Okoye recounted that he was woken up from sleep around midnight by one Mr. Kingsley, the
school’s Sub- Dean, Mr. Ola, their hall representa­tives, Mr. Wisdom, Mr. Somtoo and Ogbonna Okey,
who is the university chief security officer (CSO), all of whom were accompanied by the Dean of
Students Affairs, Rev. Fr. Isaac Nginga. He was then bundled into a Toyota 4runner SUV and taken to a bushy end of the campus where their ordeal began.
Continuing, Stanley said: “These people were accompanied that night by an armed soldier, who is
among our security guards in school. First, they asked for the room number of my friend and
classmate, Lord Ga-Lim and I told them. They picked him up from his hostel and forced both of us into the vehicle. They first drove us to the administrative building and we alighted. Without any question, they descended on us after commanding us to lie down on the gravel. It was Rev. Father Isaac who hit us first with his belt, and the others then joined. They beat us with military belts, planks,
batons, iron, stones and other dangerous weapons they could lay their hands on; they dealt mercilessly with us.
“All the while they were treading on us as we lay on the sharp, rough gravel. Not even our plea for mercy or cries for help could melt their hearts. Fr. Isaac even commanded the military officer to shoot us if we attempted to run away. In fact, the soldier fired the shot but narrowly missed me. I was coughing out blood and bleeding profusely but
Ogbonna, the CSO hit me with his elbow and I fell down again.
“In that state, I was forced into the trunk of the Lexus SUV of Fr. Isaac; I memorized the registration number ENU 525 CP. My friend was
forced into a Toyota 4Runner SUV driven by Rev. Fr. Mamah. With us in the trunk, they moved with crazy
speed and even drove past the university security post without stopping. The road was very bad. Even though I was almost slipping into unconsciousness, I still heard the shrill voices of security men at the gate and flashing of lights at them telling them to stop. I later realized that the people were policemen on patrol who suspected the manner of the
vehicular movement. That night, our tormentors took us to Agbani police station.
“A police officer on duty at the station asked them whether we were involved in accident but they
didn’t answer. In that state, I told the police that we were attacked by the same people, who brought us
to the station and the police told them to take us to a specialist hospital or else we would die but they just took us back to the campus and dumped us in
the campus clinic. I was in pains and we were struggling to hang on to life. They only gave us painkillers and sleep inducing drugs. It was one of the nurses who saw our condition that night that I
whispered my mother’s number into her ears and she used her phone, after hiding the number, to
notify my parents about our plight.
“While we were in the hospital, they confiscated our phones, laptops and all our friends and roommates’
phones and communication gadgets to ensure that information about us did not leak to the outside
community. We were dying in installments. On February 5, I was woken up by the CSO, who told
me that my father was at the gate and wanted to see me. My dad was shocked when he saw my condition. When he tried to take a picture of me, they seized his camera and smashed it on the
ground. After heated argument between my dad and the people at the gate, they immediately bundled my friend and myself to the Elele campus of the university in Rivers State, in the dead of the night
without the knowledge of my father. We were in the hospital at Elele for about seven weeks shut out from the people and still under police watch even on our hospital bed. We underwent several surgeries because the doctor confirmed that my zygomatic
bone close to the spine was fractured. My friend had fractures on the lower and upper jaws.
I fainted when I saw my son–Okoye
Narrating how he heard about his son’s ordeal and the frustrations he encountered in the course of
seeking justice for the victimized students, Chief Okoye told Sunday Sun that he was in Lagos when
his wife called him from their Abuja home.
His words: “My wife informed me that she received a distress call. Only God can describe the trauma
we passed through that night before daybreak. I left Lagos for Enugu with first flight, abandoning all I came to do in Lagos, but I never knew that I was in for the greatest shock of my life. On getting to the school gate, I was denied entry by the security peo­ple and left stranded for four hours. When I noticed that the matter was no more a small issue not to talk of the uncertainty surrounding my son’s life, knowing that his phone was already permanently switched off, I sought for external help through the military. It was the high command at the 82 Division
of the Nigerian Army, Enugu that assisted me before they could allow me to enter and stay by the side of the gate while they went to fetch my son. When they brought him, I fainted, upon seeing his
condition.

“After regaining composure a bit, I asked him who did that to him and he pointed out the CSO, the Rev
Father and some others. I wanted to take his picture in that state for practical evidence but to my
surprise, another Catholic priest named Fr. Francis, who came in from Elele, Rivers State with two
police escorts ordered the security men to smash my camera which is worth N300,000 to pieces, and
they did. They also threatened to shoot me if I didn’t tread with caution. After all arguments, we agreed that the children should be taken to either Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (ESUTH) or Uni­versity of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Ituku
Ozalla, Enugu State, but to my surprise again, as soon as I left, they bundled the children in that state to their headquarters at Elele, Rivers State.
“The children were kept incommunicado and detained in the hospital too. It was through military assistance that I was able to gain access to see them in the hospital but they refused to release
them to us for proper medical care.”
Federal High Court to the rescue
Unable to endure the continued detention of the students at the Elele campus of the university and
the uncertainty and anxiety surrounding their health status, Okoye through his lawyer, G. E. Ezeuko, SAN approached the Federal High Court, Enugu, for the
enforcement of the fundamental human rights of the students. He also slammed a civil suit against the Governing Council of  Madonna University and eight other respondents, demanding N1billion
compensation for special and general damages and for gross violation of fundamental human rights guaranteed under the Constitution of Nigeria and African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights.
In the Suit No FHC/ EN/M/58/2015, the applicants, Ifeanyi Stanley Okoye, Lord Aondofa Ga-Lim and
Samuel Okoye prayed the court for a declaration that: “The acts of the respondents on the 3rd and 5th of February, 2015 which resulted in serious bodily injury, torture, intimidation and detention of
the applicants amounts to infraction of their fundamental right guaranteed under sections 33, 34, 35 and 36 of the Constitution of Nigeria 1999 and under the Africa Charter on Human and Peoples
Right.
Through the granted reliefs sought by the applicants, the management of Madonna University later released the wounded students from the hospi­tal though there are other pending matters in the suit. The case was adjourned till October 29, 2015.


Catholic priest, CSO remanded in prison custody, granted mysterious bail
On their release from the hospital in Elele, Stanley and Aondofa sought private treatment in other
different hospitals. Stanley was admitted at Olabisi Onabanjo Teaching Hospital, Ogun State while Aondofa also went for corrective surgeries on his broken jaw. It was at the teaching hospital that the doctor revealed that Stanley would still require a
corrective surgery abroad for his cervical region to avoid total and irreversible damage to the spinal
cord as a result of the injuries sustained from the torture.
Incensed that the university management showed no concern or even bothered to reach out to the
aggrieved families of the brutalized students, who are solely bearing the spiraling cost of the victims’
medical bills, while the perpetrators of the acts have
been walking about scot-free, Okoye petitioned the Commissioner of Police seeking for criminal prosecution of the alleged culprits.
The petition signed by Barrister A.C Arinze of the chambers of G. E Ezeuko (SAN) and addressed to
the Enugu State Commissioner of Police, copy of which was obtained by the Sunday Sun, was entitled: “Petition Against Torture, Maltreatment, De­ humanization, Unlawful Detention and Battering
meted against Ifeanyi Stanley Okoye and Lord Aondofa Galim by staff and officials of Madonna
University, Akpugo Campus, Enugu State.”
Acting on the contents of the petition, and particularly moved by the pictures of the tortured state of the victims, the Commissioner of Police, after interviewing both parties and expressing serious dismay over the inhuman treatment of the students, ordered the detention of the duo of Fr.
Nginga and Ogbonna Okey while others connected to the alleged crime were declared wanted.
Then on Tuesday, July 14, 2015, Nginga and Ogbonna were arraigned in an Enugu Magistrate
court presided over by Nkemdilim Anibueze on a two-count charge of conspiracy and felony.
When the court registrar read the first charge against the defendants, an argument ensued between the police prosecutor, Anichima Boniface and the defence counsel from the chambers of Tony
Muogbo, SAN, who argued that the first count charge preferred against the defendants was incompetent, arguing that the court lacked
jurisdiction to try the case.
After arguments, the magistrate ordered that the defendants be remanded in prison till the next
adjourned date (July 21, 2015) for her to rule on whether the first count charge should subsist and
on the issue of jurisdiction.
When the case was called on the resumed hearing, which was witnessed by Sunday Sun reporter and other journalists, a mild drama played out when the magistrate expressly granted all the prayers of the defence counsel and disallowed any objection from
the police prosecutor or the counsel to the victimised students.


The magistrate, after ruling that the court did what it was supposed to do by remanding the suspects in
prison custody when issues of competency of the court, charges or jurisdiction arose, later gave room for the counsel to argue their points.
The defence counsel, Tony Muogbo, SAN represented by Mrs V.C. Okoye told the court that
the defendants had applied for and were granted bail by Agbani High Court, presided over by Justice
Anidi, stressing that they had met the bail conditions. She explained that Friday and Monday, being November 17 and 20 respectively, were public holidays, therefore the defendants could not pay the necessary fees to obtain the certified true copies of the bail application.
The police prosecutor, Anichima, while addressing the court said that the argument by the defence
counsel was a novelty to him because he had never heard that a defendant standing trial in a magistrate court could go to another court to seek and obtain
bail when the magistrate hearing the case had not dispensed with it. The presiding magistrate in her
ruling admitted the files as Exhibits A, A2, A3, A4 and E, which were enclosed in a big envelope. She
stated that the case had been bonded over with the sum of N200,000 while the matter was adjourned sine-die pending when the Attorney General of Enugu State through the Director of Public
Prosecution would give his opinion.
Before the magistrate could finish her remarks, the cleric and the CSO jumped out of the dock and in a
jiffy, rushed to the door, followed immediately by other priests from Madonna University, who came
to court in solidarity. Before the two lawyers could step out of the court, the defendants had already
boarded a vehicle waiting within the premises and the driver zoomed off.
In a chat with Sunday Sun within the court premises, counsel to the brutalized students, Fidelis
Mbadugha expressed dismay over what transpired in the court, saying that there were indications that
something transpired in secret before the court sitting. He said the proper thing the magistrate
ought to have done was to first of all decline jurisdiction. He said the high court had no jurisdiction to grant bail when the matter was still
pending in a magistrate court.
His words: “It is after a magistrate court must have concluded and transmitted the case file to the DPP, and the DPP had prepared his opinion that the defendants could then apply for bail at the high
court. The high court would then see the proceedings and records at the lower court before granting the bail. This kind of procedure has not
happened in our justice system and we will study the situation and know the next step to take.”
They wanted to eliminate my son –Mrs Lim
Mother of Ga-Lim Aondofa Lord, Mrs. Yemi Lim, who spoke to Sunday Sun from Benue State, where she lives, expressed sadness and dismay over the whole situation, alleging that the university authorities were eager to cover the truth.


“I’m not happy over the whole situation. My son was tortured, assaulted, locked up and would have died in that school but till today, nobody from the institution has communicated to us what actually happened. They performed surgery on my son without my signing any consent form. I was at the Elele hospital from February 17 to March 26, at my own expense but all I see is conspiracy of silence. I asked Fr. Mike at Elele to tell me the offence my son committed but he said nothing. It is very dis­appointing and I say that this barbaric action must stop in that school. In 2013, two students were (allegedly) set ablaze at the Okija campus of the university. That matter was also swept under the carpet. I want justice to be done,” she said.
Another student brutalized for making noise
In the course of investigating this case, Sunday Sun also encountered another student at the Akpugo
campus of the university, who was allegedly brutalized for making noise during a church service
in the campus. Sunday Sun learnt that the incident also involved the CSO and the cleric in charge of
student affairs. He said they used military belt to beat him, and inflicted serious injuries on him. The scars of the injuries were still visible on his face since November 2014 when the incident happened.
Stanley and Aondofa when asked by the reporter if they knew why they became targets of their
torturers, they said that it was their courage to speak out against the ill-treatment of students in
the institution that made them targets of threats and physical attack.
“In our school, student leaders appointed by the management take delight in maltreating other
students. We are treated as second-class citizens in the university. They don’t allow us to use camera phones while our parents are barred from seeing
our hostels. During accreditation by the National Universities Commission, the school management often hires qualified lecturers and professors for
presentation but they leave soon after the accreditation process. In some of the cases of students maltreating their fellow students, we have risen in some instances to condemn such acts. This was what made us objects of attack by the dean and CSO. Before we were physically attacked, the dean, Father Isaac had often threatened us, saying that we would not graduate from the university,”
one of the duo said.
Two other students from the university who spoke on strict anonymity corroborated Stanley and Ga- Lim’s positions, saying that they live in fear of the threat of expulsion everyday on the campus.
The brutalized students are suspected cultists – PRO
When the reporter spoke to Rev. Father Isaac Nginga on phone, he said that he had no comment to
make on the matter. When reminded that his submission of no comment was an indication of
being guilty as charged, he still maintained that he wouldn’t say anything.
But when contacted the Public Relations Officer of the university, Emeka Okpara, told Sunday Sun that Okoye and Ga-Lim were suspected cultists, who had been disturbing the peace of the university. Though he acknowledged that the injuries inflicted on the students were too much, he said it was as a result
of the antecedents of the students in the university.
He also punctured the claims by the students that the university lacked qualified lecturers.
His words: “The two students are suspected cultists who have been rebelling against the university. They had previously attacked the chief security officer off campus one day he rode in a public transport. Those students jumped over the school gate and entered into the town, breaking university rules. The allegation that the school hires lecturers during NUC accreditation is unfounded.
Anybody who knows the calibre of the Chancellor/ owner of Madonna University, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel
Edeh knows that he doesn’t compromise on quality standards. The university boasts of sound
academics that can stand tall anywhere in the world. The initial plan of Fr. Edeh was to build a
world-class aeronautical engineering faculty at the Akpugo campus but some powers scuttled the approval. The problem is that those children born with silver spoon don’t want to suffer while they know the rules and regulations guiding the university before they enrolled and accepted to abide by the rules.”
But a human rights activist, James Okoro of the Center for the Advancement of Human Rights and
Peace Advocacy advised the management of Madonna University to toe the path of honor by accepting their wrongs and making efforts to remedy the ugly situation by placating the victims
and desisting from inhuman and degrading treatments of their students.
Okoro told Sunday Sun that it was unlawful for anybody, no matter how highly placed, to take the
law into his hands and inflict harm on another person whether in revenge or as punishment for
offence committed. He said part of the terms of peaceful settlement to the affected students would be the immediate release of their results by the university and payment of adequate compensation.
Failing this, he threatened that his organization in conjunction with other groups would drag the
management to court.


In the interim, and particularly regarding the controversial circumstances that led to the
temporary discharge of the accused persons by the magistrate court, Chief Samuel Okoye has made a vow that the struggle to ensure that the victims get justice will continue. He threatened to petition the National Judicial  Council, the Nigerian Universities
Commission (NUC), National Human Rights Commission and other relevant bodies both in
Nigeria and abroad over the matter. Okoye also punctured the claims by the university PRO that the students were cultists, saying that such labeling was also an indirect indictment on the university management.
“They can thwart the course of justice but it will only be for a while. How can a university where you have armed soldiers, policemen as well as other private guards, claim that my son is a cultist. Also, does the law allow anybody to become the arresting
authority, prosecutor, and dispenser of justice at the
same time in a jungle manner? They wanted to use my son for rituals but God said no. There are still so many unanswered questions about what happened
to my son and his friend. The Rev. Father still needs to tell the whole world where they were taking my
son and his friend in the dead of the night in the trunk of the vehicles after torturing them half dead,
beating the university security and the police. If God did not expose this crime, we would have heard a
different story about what happened to the students.
Since this matter started, they have been busy trying to cover up by destroying evidence and reaching out to some people so that the matter would be swept under the carpet. That was why they destroyed my camera and also refused to release the medical records of the tortured students
but I know that there is God in heaven who oversees the affairs of men,” Okoye said.

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Anonymous said...

What of suspension for praying in the morning just because the prayers were from Pentecostal students? Or how about suspension for wearing a yellow T-Shirt?

Anonymous said...

The armed men shoot gun at random sometimes in that school.so hearing a gun shot is no big deal. I remember while I was there back then, one drunk army guy got into an argument with a girl that sells food and shot in the air twice. Everyone ran and took cover before he will decide to start shooting around for the fun of it. Number 2. The security men at the gates don't hold guns...they hold torchlights so they can only flash them. The army men are Fr Edeh's body guards.

Anonymous said...

RareSpecie Z... May your father die of unfulfillement n hrt attack... Idiot!

Anonymous said...

OUTRAGEOUS!!! Let justice be done for those boys and other students of Madonna University who have suffered at the hands of the officials there. I cannot believe that this is happening and has been going on for years with no repercussion! Madonna students, please for your own sakes, band together and join forces with the 2 young men in this story and their legal team to get justice by coming forward and speaking out regarding any inhuman treatment you have seen or experienced at your school. It is a school, not a prison yard. Serve as witnesses in court if need be. Write signed statements that can be used as evidence. Do not hide in the shadows! God forbid that it be you next. Stop this now. You have the power. Especially those of you who have graduated - there's nothing the school can do to you now so please do not be afraid to come forward and help the case against Madonna University by speaking out. Please! Make a difference.

Anonymous said...

CSo mathew has been sacked o. He has HIV who knows how many students he infected with his disease

Anonymous said...

I graduated from Madonna university its high time d school is shot down......I'm pretty sure those boys did nothing even of dey did what gave d stupid staff and rev father the Ryt to take laws into their hands? Anyway I'm not surprised dis is a school where rev father sleep with girls in school. Smh #justiceformadonnastudents

Anonymous said...

Thank u so much. U really know what's hap dere. Useless school

Anonymous said...

There is one in Enugu and it's also called Madonna. Caritas is a different institute

Anonymous said...

Evil people.

Anonymous said...

We are n bondage n DAT sch

Obieze Nwanna-Nzewunwa said...

The zygote bone is not close to the spine...
That said, this is a reflection of a country where money rules. When we decide that's money and power are the most important things, it comes back to haunt us. I'm sure nothing will come of this.

Nneka said...

Hahaha. I remember my sister. Or how they beat parents up during matric and convoc. They weren't joking when they formed the slogan 'university with a difference'. Very useless place. It's more than 6 years I graduated but it doesn't appear as though things will get better. Emeka Okpara, taah!!! Will you get out from this forum and face your NTA Enugu work? One sided indeed. How long have you been 'serving' the father founder. Wait you hear and be collecting sacrifice suya every December. Posterity will judge them all.

Anonymous said...

Thanks set hrt I. Suggest #savemadonnastudent

Anonymous said...

You are just a brainless fool.....thats all I have for u....and try hard to find any body who has attended dat sch to tell u all u need to know

Anonymous said...

My dear pls keep ur opinions to yourself. We r trying to reach out to d world. Was a victim too. Enough is enough.

Anonymous said...

all these INHUMAN ACT are associated to MADONA, CARITAS, and OSISATECH. MEN ON WHITE SUNTAN WHO PREACH GOD BUT ACT AND REPRESENT DEVILS.

Beckley Crescent said...

You this anonymous guy, I think you are one of the useless authorities in that school

Unknown said...

About two years ago, a colleague of mine who did a temporary job with my company told me almost the same story. Sham accreditation, rustication of students who are about to graduate, physicaal assault on students, students treated like slaves...the list goes on. I was like...why have you guys not gone to the authorities? We must not let this matter to be killed like many others. Fr. Ede must tell us wether he is running a school or a detention center.

Anonymous said...

This is the height of it. Lord help us.

Anonymous said...

The so called rev fr edeh and his so cald vc should b arrested and questioned over all the atrocities hpng in that rubbish ritual ground called madonna and keeping quiet over this case since February. They jst wear white pretending n covering cases with his ritual money...mtcheewww

Anonymous said...

To all those who wants Madonna to change for good.....lets carryout a peaceful match on the 17th of August outside human rights office in Abuja as Madonna officials faces human rights on violation of fundamental rights of its students

Unknown said...

Madonna has always bin like this. U hav to go there to understand. I no need to hear the other side of the story,I know wat madonnna is capable of.

Anonymous said...

THAT UNIVERSITY SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN AS SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED. AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED, THOSE FATHERS ARE NOT MEN OF GOD AS THEIR HEART ARE MADE OF STONES LETS CALL A SPADE A SPADE.SOMETIMES I WONDER IF THOSE IN AUTHORITY IN THE SCHOOL HAVE BRAINS OR SENSE OF JUDGMENT. PLEASE, I HOPE THE FAMILY OF THOSE CHILDREN SEEK FOR JUSTICE NO MATTER THE COST AS I WILL DO THE SAME AND MAKE SURE MY VOICE IS HEARD ACROSS THE NATIONS. THOSE THAT CALL THEMSELVES FATHER DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS TO HAVE A CHILD.MAY GOD BRING JUDGMENT UPON THEM AND CAUSE THEM TO PAY FOR THEIR SINS WHILE THEY ARE ALIVE. AMEN

Anonymous said...

THAT UNIVERSITY SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN AS SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED. AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED, THOSE FATHERS ARE NOT MEN OF GOD AS THEIR HEART ARE MADE OF STONES LETS CALL A SPADE A SPADE.SOMETIMES I WONDER IF THOSE IN AUTHORITY IN THE SCHOOL HAVE BRAINS OR SENSE OF JUDGMENT. PLEASE, I HOPE THE FAMILY OF THOSE CHILDREN SEEK FOR JUSTICE NO MATTER THE COST AS I WILL DO THE SAME AND MAKE SURE MY VOICE IS HEARD ACROSS THE NATIONS. THOSE THAT CALL THEMSELVES FATHER DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS TO HAVE A CHILD.MAY GOD BRING JUDGMENT UPON THEM AND CAUSE THEM TO PAY FOR THEIR SINS WHILE THEY ARE ALIVE. AMEN LINDA PLEASE SEND THIS POST.

Anonymous said...

To all those who wants Madonna to change for good.....lets carryout a peaceful match on the 17th of August outside human rights office in Abuja as Madonna officials faces human rights on violation of fundamental rights of its students 11 am

Anonymous said...

To all those who wants Madonna and caritas to change for good....join us as we carryout a peaceful match on Monday the 17th of August 2015 at human rights office Abuja an Madonna official faces human rights to answer on violation of fundamental rights of its students......this is our best shot

Anonymous said...

As a student of Madonna, nothin good has ever been said about my institution. The truth is we go through all these cause we the students cannot stand up n protest. One is not allowed to speak not to mention protest. Within the 1 year I av spent in this school, I av experienced n witnessed untold wickedness. If 200 students are given admission, before their second year, abt half of d students will leave. The school is a shadow of itself. Come to okija campus, see the suffering of students. A Rev. Sister will intentionally refuse to sign exeat for a student, n he dies. Under her adminstration as dean of student affairs, students have lost their lives, all that too has been swept under the carpet by the authorities... Hostels have turned to slums, when NUC comes, d school is painted over again, senior lecturers from other universities assume positions of importance... A school were conventional banks are not allowed. As a student you must bank with d chancellor's bank(mayfresh savings n loans)... Non catholics are treated like inconsequential unproductive animals. With the growth in technology, students are disallowed from holding camera enabled devices, shutting us out from the world... only God can protect us.

Anonymous said...



In my 300 level i was taken to akpugo campus located in a remote village in enugu state. It was here i met the likes of the okechukwu ogbonnaya the schools CSO popularly called OO and the so called "fr." isaac the dean of student affairs both of them are embodiments of evil with no form of conscience or human empathy. During thier administration, I saw and experienced how evil and wicked a human being can be.

It was during thier administration that laptops got stolen while student were in church on a sunday and the thieves made away with the laptops by breaking through the fence and the owners of the laptops with thier room mates were forced to pay for thier stolen laptops. they all had no choice than to oblige.
It was under the same adminstration that a student was beaten by "fr."isaac with army belt and badly injured because he made noise in church as they claimed and was still expelled. this is in-human.
all student were aware of this but the question is what can we do?. we dont have a choice if you value your admission.
It was also under the same administration that the dean of student affairs "fr." isaac has used veto power to take advantage of our female students countless number of times. sleeping with a number of them some of who willingly gave in to his advancement for different reasons while some were decieved and forced by the so called "fr." isaac. there is a 300level girl chioma who he took out one day for a birthday party at night only for him to take her to club, drug her and later raped her. Unforunately , the young girl was a virgin. When the young girl came back, she narrated her ordeal to some of her friends and concerned people but due to fear, she could not come out boldly to tell the world what the so called "fr."isaac had done to her. Its no new story. If you think I am lying
, you can approach any akpugo student and ask. they all know what isaac has been doing expecially sleeping with female students. even the cso is no exemption. we have seen countless text messages he sends to some of our girls. i cant imagine why some students would stoop so low as to give in to his advancements and allow him take advantage of them. on the 10th of this month, isaac was at it again;forcing a 500 level female student judith to have sex with him in the fathers lodge located in the school. it was the noise and shouting that attracted some of us to go to the fathers lodge only to find the girl screaming for help. isaac is evil! this is someone we all expected to feel remorse considering the court case he had.

it was under the same administration that CSO and fr. isaac took two of our fellow students okoye stanley and galim at night with soldiers at gun piont from thier rooms to an undisclosed location where they were beaten with weapons to nearly a point of death. u need to have seen this boy after they were brutally beaten. u would probably shed tears; student who where kept under the custody of the school's authority. most of us cried bitterly but there was little or nothing we could do if not they would love to beat and expell u.



Let the federal government and all other human right agenies come to our aid.

for the victims stanley and galim we love you both!!!

Anonymous said...

It is very unfortunate that manly who are commenting negatively on Madonna university are too sentimental. Such will definitely blind him or her from recognizing the numerous good and excellent things happening in the school. I graduated from the school and I know what all the students enjoy in terms of security, peace of mind owing from the fact that there is nothing like cultism is one good thing that will happen in any school. Any body in Madonna university will attest to the fact that you don't have to sort your way out . No lecturer is allowed to collect money from student to pass him or her. There is no molestation from your fellow student or lecturer. Any body who passed through Madonna university must understand the importance of prayer, he or she should be morally conscious and can fit in any place in the world.

Anonymous said...

As a graduate of Madonna university , I have realized that Madonna university is built on the vision of producing the best hands in the society. I can tell you that if you focus and follow what the rules and regulation of the school say , you will come out without any problem. I am a living witness.

Anonymous said...

Mr.Ogbonna is a sick man.agile for d si called fr.Isaac hé's d devil himself

Anonymous said...

well i have been saying this but some useless people that calls themselves madonna graduate have been defending the sch saying all this things doesn't happen in our sch lies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

i hope father edeh is learning his lessons justice finally madonna sch shame to all private sch in nigeria

Anonymous said...

guys pls dont forget the sub dean in madonna elele campus he is a criminal #justifymadonnastudents

Anonymous said...

Of all the stupid comments i came across, i must have to say that Adaobi urs is most stupidest. U ought to return every penny ur parents spent to train you in school if all u went to school.

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