Alleged Cult Activities: College  Registrar On The Run

From ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM, Lafia

The registrar of Nasarawa state College of Education, Akwanga, Mr. David Gimba is said to be on the run.
National Mirror investigation that followed after the registrar who was a former health commissioner in the state was caught red-handed in the devilish act also showed that he stand to lose his job any moment from now, though he is yet to show up at the state education  ministry to explain himself since the incident.It could be recalled that the registrar's driver alongside a man suspected to be a traditional herbalist were about two weeks ago caught sprinkling blood on the floor of his (registrar)'s office an incident which turned the school into a Mecca of sort as both students and  people from Akwanga town trouped in to have a glance of what happened.
All that transpired could only be described as an allegation since they are yet to prove it said a school member, but however added that the registrar has neither showed up in the school or the education ministry to state his own side of the story. Source who spoke to this reporter at the college premises described the incident as unfortunate, lamenting that dubious acts some students commits sometimes had the support of some members of the college senior staffs as could be seen in this.
Others who spoke on the issue called on the state government to as a matter of urgency set up a powerful panel of enquiry to unearth the circumstance leading to the action of the college registrar in order to forestall future occurrence. Visit to the school showed that since the incident, the registrar's office  was pad-locked with eagle security men of the college keeping vigil.
Speaking to newsmen in her office on the matter, the state education commissioner, Mrs. Rebecca Umoru who said was visibly touched on receiving the report from the school provost  stated that already a panel of enquiry has been set up to look into the matter and that the registrar will be invited to explain himself moment they receive the report.
Mrs Umoru gave the assurance that the issue will not be played with in order to prevent break down of law and order in the college, noting that the school is a public place and that even there is any problem between the registrar and any other senior staff of the institution it is never a place such an act should take place since he is expected to hold the office in trust.