University of Ilorin in Kwara State Expels Nine Students for Alleged Exam Malpractice
The University of Ilorin in Kwara State has taken disciplinary action by dismissing nine students, including four individuals in their final year, from various faculties over their alleged involvement in examination malpractice.
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The decision, disclosed in the Unilorin Bulletin released on Monday, has been made available to the public domain.
According to the bulletin, the expulsions were implemented based on the recommendations of the Students’ Disciplinary Committee during its 219th session. The decision received the endorsement of the Vice Chancellor, Prof Wahab Egbewole.
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Names of Nine Students Expelled for Exam Malpractice
The affected individuals include Lateef Lukman Olayemi, a 500-level student in the Agriculture/Aquaculture and Fisheries department; Kuranga Abdulmuiz Olalekan, a 500-level student in Agriculture/Agricultural Extension and Rural Development; Adebisi Janet Bosede, a 100-level student in Arts/Linguistics and Nigerian Languages; Ogundijo Abdulmalik Akinkunmi, a 500-level student in CIS/Library and Information Science; and Ashekun Oladiji Quadri, a 400-level student in CIS/Telecommunication Science.
Others facing expulsion are Eqwudah Lucky Ojonumba, a 300-level student in Education/Adult and Primary Education Studies; Musa Mohammed Asuku, a 500-level student in Engr and Tech/Electrical and Electronic Engineering; Ahmed Saddam Opeyemi, a 500-level student in Engr and Tech/Materials and Metallurgical Engineering; and Ayinla Jamiu Olaitan, a 400-level student in Life Science/Zoology.
The university’s decision underscores its commitment to maintaining academic integrity and upholding standards in the examination process.
