Makerere University has expelled two of its staff members from the School of Health Sciences for allegedly forging marks and smuggling unqualified students onto the 2017 graduation list.
Those dismissed are; the deputy registrar of the College of Health Sciences, Ms Fatuma Nakatudde, and the college’s senior administrative assistant, Mr Paul Apunyo.
The university 69th graduation ceremony is slated for January next year.
According to the University Vice Chancellor, Prof Barnabas Nawangwe the degrees of the alleged students shall be recalled to act as an example to future violators.
“Those students will certainly have their degrees recalled but they have a right to appeal.
This is a warning to all those who handle students’ marks, that fraud will not be tolerated,” Pro Nawangwe said.
“The particulars of these complaints are that you, Paul Apunyo, while employed as a senior administrative assistant in the College of Health Science, Makerere University, unlawfully, without authority entered the names of Rogers Mushabe and Alex Madile into the examination result system, which is likely to cause financial loss to the university,” the human resource (HR) letter to Mr Apunyo reads, in part.
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