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CUSTECH expels two students for examination misconduct

Yekini Jimoh
October 17, 2023
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The Senate of the Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Osara has served expulsion letters to two students as a result of their involvement in examination misconduct during the 2022/2023 academic session First Semester Examinations.

In a statement on Tuesday by Balogun David, Head, Public Relations Unit, CUSTECH, Osara, said the affected students are: Ogunmadu O. John with Matriculation Number: 22L1BL0273 of the Department of Biological Sciences and Edibo Favour with Matriculation Number: 21L1SE0021 of the Department of Computer Science.

According to the statement, the decision for the two students to be given the marching order from CUSTECH on account of examination misconduct was taken during the 14th Regular Meeting of the Senate which was held on Thursday, 12th October, 2023.

The Senate further directed the Public Relations Unit to pass across the information of the two expelled students on CUSTECH social media platforms to serve as a signal and deterrent to all the students that the University has zero tolerance for examination misconduct.

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