JUST IN 🔥🔥 KADUNA POLYTECHNIC EXPEL 63 STUDENTS FOR EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE.
BY RICHMOND 🍯
The Kaduna State Polytechnic has taken disciplinary action against students involved in academic offenses, expelling 63 students and suspending 36 others. The decision was made during the institution's 114th Academic Board Meeting and communicated to staff and students through a circular.
The expelled students were found guilty of various offenses, including fraudulent admissions and examination malpractice. Some students, such as Essien Margret Lawrence and Maryam Nasir, were found to have gained admission through fraudulent means and had their admissions withdrawn or were expelled.
Over 70 students from various departments, including Mass Communication, Building Technology, and Civil Engineering, were indicted by the Examination Misconduct Cases and Malpractice Committee (EMCMC). Some students received suspensions, while others were expelled. However, three students were exonerated after investigations found no evidence of wrongdoing.
The polytechnic emphasized its commitment to maintaining academic integrity and discipline on campus, warning that students found guilty of misconduct would face stiff penalties.
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