chidi2003:

Remember, you have a father, and brothers; are they guilty of your statement?

Judolisco:
Dis brought back memories of when I was in Kwasu... They'll paste name and pictures of students caught cheating up to shao.....

Most of them are final year students, while I do not not support cheating.... 2 yrs suspension should be enough....

A serving senator was caught on camera in a sex shop assaulting a lady and d senate didn't send him away for gross misconduct..

Mandesz:

You have the write to go to court instead of standing up for the growing-up thieves and potential law-breakers

EreluRoz:
I know they'll all be men, that lady there was mislead by a man to join them.

Men and cheating ehn, cheating on their woman ooo, cheating in exams ooo and all other forms of cheating you can think of.

nairalanda1:


People like you called for pity when those past leaders were small criminals. See where they are. And you want us to support the next batch?

Plus, I am no apc or pdp supporter

So keep your evil supporting mouth shut.

haybhi1:
God. This is gross and gloomy. That school too strict.
How this cold act will affect these young folks remains best imagined. Dear mods, Seun, Dominique, Lalasticlala, nlfpmod, nlfpmods, please move to front page. It may be that it gets the coverage to reach someone that will raise a concern, which will see them get some respite, rather than this capital penalty. 1‐2 sessions suspension is a bit soothing.

7 finalists—such a crestfallen situation.

NobleSeed:
people like you are always quick to past judgment on matters that needs tentive solution to tackle.
If we checkmate your daily activities now
I won't be surprised if you are also guilty about the same crime committed by those the people in question.

Reminderz:

now you're mixing two things up... exam is not a test of intelligence, especially Nigerian exams, it only deals with your ability to memorize... it doesn't even determine if you understand it. when Albert Einstein was in school, his teachers looked down on him, some even cursed him. He had low grades, so they judged him by his grades... One thing about exam is that, you might have A1 all through the courses but you might not understand them, just know to how to cram... and it has been proved that, intelligent people or geniuses mostly lack the general ability to cram, they prefer to understand the subject being taught and the thing is most lecturers don't even understand the subjects they take... they just go online, download pdfs and send to the students...

take the same test you give the students to the lecturers, now change the question and let it come in different ways from the ones the teachers are familiar with, most will fail woefully... la cram la pour.. you would be surprised most cheated their way also to get their degrees.

the students in questions might have done what society would frown upon, but until the basis of the problem is tackled by hiring competent instructors or lecturers, the problem will persist because not all are good in cramming... when you're good in something, in 50 years time, you would still be able to do that thing...

NaijaGoBetter2:
For those expressing concerns about the severity of the punishment, it's important to note that this policy is not recent; it predates Professor Oloyede's tenure and possibly extends back to Oba. The strict stance on academic misconduct, including cheating during exams, has been clearly outlined in the handbook provided to and signed by every student. According to the established rule, any student caught cheating faces expulsion, commonly referred to as "Face Tanke."

This rule has been in place consistently, and those who find the punishment too stringent have the option to choose a different universities with milder consequences for similar infractions. It's essential to acknowledge that various schools in Nigeria have different disciplinary approaches, and individuals dissatisfied with Unilorin's strict policy on cheating expulsion are free to explore alternatives that align with their preferences.

EreluRoz:
You are obviously a cheat too.