KWASU expels 175 students for ‘examination malpractice, theft’

The management of Kwara State University (KWASU) says it has expelled 175 students for different offences.

NAN reports that Saeedat Aliyu, KWASU’s director of university relations, said the expulsion was approved following the recommendations of the students’ disciplinary committee.

Aliyu said the committee reviewed the students’ offences at its sittings held between October 2021 and March 2024.

She noted that the students were expelled for offences ranging from examination malpractice, theft, using fake results to gain admission, assault, fraud, belonging to unregistered associations, and possession of firearms.

“The management of KWASU wishes to reiterate its zero tolerance for all acts of indiscipline as the institution stands firm on producing graduates who are excellent both in character and in learning,” she said.