Kaduna State Polytechnic Expels 63 Students Over Malpractices, Suspends 36 Others

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The disciplinary actions were approved during the institution’s 114th Academic Board Meeting held on April 30, 2025, following the consideration of reports submitted by two internal investigative panels.

The Kaduna State Polytechnic has expelled 63 students and suspended 36 others for various academic offences, including fraudulent admissions and examination malpractice.

The disciplinary actions were approved during the institution’s 114th Academic Board Meeting held on April 30, 2025, following the consideration of reports submitted by two internal investigative panels.

In a circular dated May 5, 2025, and signed by Deputy Registrar (Academic Affairs), Abdullahi Muhammad, the Polytechnic’s Registrar, Dr. Muhammed Tanimu, communicated the board’s decision to all staff and students.

“The Academic Board at its 114th Regular Meeting held on 30th April, 2025, considered reports of Fraudulent Admission and Related Matters Investigation Committee (FARMIC) and Examination Misconduct Cases and Malpractice Committee (EMCMC) and approved the following measures against the students listed below,” the circular stated.

The FARMIC panel found that five students, including Essien Margret Lawrence and Maryam Nasir, gained admission fraudulently. 

Their admissions were either withdrawn or they were expelled.

The EMCMC committee indicted over 70 students from Mass Communication, Building Technology, Civil Engineering, Public Administration, and Architecture departments.

Lawrence Samuel Anto (Building Tech), Fauziya Abdulrahman Buba (Mass Comm.), and Ibrahim Muhammed Nazeer (Civil Engg.) were among those expelled. Others, like Joseline Beauty Jonah and Muazu Umar, received varying degrees of suspension.

Three students, including Abubakar Ibrahim Ashir of the Computer Science Department, were exonerated after investigations found no evidence of wrongdoing.

The polytechnic warned that it would continue to impose stiff penalties on students found guilty of academic misconduct to maintain integrity and discipline on campus. 


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