The suspect, according to an eyewitness resided in one of the boy’s quarters in the campus. He was arrested on Thursday through intelligent information. Police sources accused the suspect of being responsible for the theft of the four batteries.
The Vice Chancellor of the University has last week in a statement issued on his behalf by the Chairman of the University Board of Media and Community Relations, Dr. Joseph Ekpang frowned at the theft and vandalization of 54 solar-powered street lights in the varsity.
The Vice Chancellor (VC) of the University, Prof. Zana Akpagu had said that the thieves were not only stealing flowering plants in the University, but also vandalized over 54 solar-powered street lights.
It would be recalled that the VC recently set up a Park and Garden committee with the mandate of giving the University a face-lift through planting of flowers and trees.
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