expelled 21 students for various examination
malpractices while 129 others have been
suspended for between two to eight semesters.
The disciplinary committee for second semester examination of regular programmes and first semester of weekend degree programmes made this report via the University published bulletin.
It was gathered that the offences of the expelled students were impersonation and leaving the examination halls without permission while they still have their answer booklets with them.
Those that were suspended were said to have involved in cheating, being in possession of exhibit materials which were taken into the examination halls, forgery of receipt and identity cards.
However, another 12 students were discharged and acquitted for the lack of facts, 5 were warned for insufficient evidence while 1 was to face a security panel to ascertain the source of his unauthorized students' identity cards.
It was aso disclosed that more names of those that were also involved in one case or the other would be
published in its next edition.
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