Egerton graduates sue university to suspend engineering courses

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Egerton University Vice-Chancellor Prof Isaac Ongubo Kibwage when he appeared before National Assembly Education Committee at parliament buildings on March 10, 2022. PHOTO | JEFF ANGOTE | NMG

Egerton University graduates have moved to court seeking to suspend teaching of engineering programmes at the institution, after failing to obtain accreditation by the industry regulator.

In a suit filed under a certificate of urgency, the engineering graduates who left in 2019 further want Egerton University to be compelled to suspend admission, examination and any other academic activity regarding three engineering programmes.

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