Kwara State University (KWASU) has said it has expelled no fewer than 87 students for alleged antisocial behaviour in the last two seasons.
The institution added that the students were expelled for alleged involvement in examination malpractices, drug abuse, internet fraud, robbery and others.
KWASU Vice-Chancellor, Prof Mohammed Akanbi, (SAN) disclosed this to reporters ahead of the combined convocation ceremonies of the institution.
Akanbi stressed that Kwara State University has zero tolerance for indiscipline and misconduct, statind that all cases of indiscipline are investigated and appropriate punitive measures, taken against students found guilty of such offence.
He maintained that the decision was to ensure that the few bad eggs among students do not contaminate the decent ones.
According to the Vice-Chancellor, between 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 academic sessions, a total of 87 students were expelled from the university.
He said their expulsion followed the investigation and establishment of their guilt by the Students Disciplinary Committee.
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