UCC warns students of arrest, suspension and dismissal for unauthorised processions
Students of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) risk arrest, suspension or dismissal if they take part in processions organised without management’s authorisation, the university has warned.
The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has issued a stern warning to its students, stating that unauthorized processions may result in arrest, suspension, or dismissal. Vice-Chancellor Professor Denis Worlanyo Aheto emphasized the risks posed by such unauthorized gatherings, recalling incidents that had led to injuries and fatalities.
He stressed that management would enforce strict regulations against these behaviors. During the 2026 matriculation ceremony, Prof. Aheto addressed incoming students, warning that sanctions would not only target individuals but could also include fines for organized groups responsible for property damage. The ceremony also marked the highest number of new students ever admitted to the university, with a total of 17,807 undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolling.
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