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KAAF University uses machomen to sack defaulting students
Reports suggest that the heavily built men are following the school’s accountant to every lecture hall on campus where he mentions the names of indebted students.
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A student who spoke to Accra-based Starr FM said “The school authorities together with the machomen stood at the gate with a list and if they check through the list and you are owing, then the machomen will beckon you to go back home and if you try to resist they force you out of the school compound. Most of the students from first year to final year have been sent home for owing as little as GHC50.”
If any student who is indebted refuses to leave the classroom after their names have been mentioned the machomen, are ordered to get them out of the place.
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In a related development, an administrator of the school who gave his name as Sammy, said the heavily built men are security officials of the schools.
“Those guys are not machomen, they are our own security officers. We are using them because the students refused to an earlier warning that they should come to the exams hall if you owe fees,” he said.
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