Kogi State University Expels 12 Students

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Kogi State University Expels 12 Students


The Senate of the Kogi State University, Anyigba, has approved the expulsion of eight students over alleged examination malpractice, forgery of documents and indecent acts.

The institution also withdrew three others for failure to register for two consecutive semesters.

The institution in recent times, having been facing series of cult activities which almost paralyses the academic season of the institution.
Those expelled over examination malpractice are Otene Mary (12EC1139, Economics); Adeyemi Victoria (13BF1081, Banking and Finance); Egaji Ezekiel (11AG1087, Soil and Environmental MGT); Kolawole Samuel (13AG1124, Agric Economics and Extension) and Daniel Joy Danty (12BA1075, Business Admin), while those expelled for indecent behavior are: Aleremu Victoria Iyanuoluwa (11BF1024, Banking and Finance) and Alaba Owolabi (13EC1159 Economics).

THISDAY also gathered that another 300 level student from the department of Accounting, Elo Kenechukwu Queendaline (14AC3001), was expelled for forging her transcript from University of Abuja with which she gained admission into the university.

The three students withdrawn from the institution for failure to register for two consecutive semesters are Umar Salisu (13AC1201, Accounting); Ali Hammed Oladotun (13AC1047, Accounting) and Bello Salim Omotayo (11CH1020, Chemistry).

A senior academic staff who doesn't want his name mentioned disclosed to THISDAY that the expulsion and withdrawal of students are in line with the university’s rules as enshrined in the students handbook and with regard to the principal of fair hearing and due process.

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