The management of the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), has expelled five (5) students and suspended one hundred and fifty two (152) others for due to examination malpractice.
FUOYE Expels 5 Students, Suspends 152 Others for Examination Malpractice
This decision was disclosed in a statement from the universityʼs Academic Affairs Office.
The FUOYE management explained that these disciplinary actions were based on the recommendations of the Students’ Disciplinary Committee (SDC) that the expelled and suspended students were found guilty of various examination malpractice offences.
The students who have been expelled with immediate effect are:
- Okeredima Delight Ozioma (Social Sciences/Sociology)
- Akanmu Yusuf Adeyinka (Civil Engineering)
- Lateef Jimoh (Social Sciences/Economics)
- Adams Tijani (Science/Mathematics)
In addition to the expulsions, one hundred and fifty two (152) students have been suspended for durations ranging from one to two semesters.
Below is the List of the Affecting Students:
FUOYE reiterated its commitment to maintaining high standards of discipline and academic integrity. The university emphasized its zero-tolerance policy towards all forms of indiscipline, stating, “We will continue to advance in providing quality education and fostering innovation.”
This firm action underscores FUOYEʼs dedication to producing graduates who are not only academically proficient but also uphold strong ethical values.