Bayero University Kano Expels 57, Rusticates 8, And Exonerates 2 Over Exam Malpractice
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Posted 2 weeks ago at 2:47 pm on Sunday, September 28, 2025 by Martha
In a significant disciplinary move, the Senate of Bayero University, Kano (BUK), has approved the expulsion of 57 students for their involvement in examination malpractice. The decision was reached during the Senate’s 427th meeting held on Wednesday, 10th September 2025, based on findings from investigations conducted in line with the General Examination and Academic Regulations (GEAR).
According to the official bulletin released by the university and signed by Aminu Wada Kurawa, the Director of the Directorate of Examinations, Admissions, and Records (DEAR), the university also rusticated 8 students and exonerated 2 others.
Offences and Sanctions
The expelled students were found guilty of various forms of examination misconduct, ranging from possession of unauthorized materials to impersonation and other unethical practices during exams. Their actions violated GEAR, which governs both undergraduate and postgraduate academic conduct at the institution.
The rusticated students were suspended for a period, during which they are expected to reflect on their actions before returning to complete their studies.
Meanwhile, the two students who were cleared of wrongdoing have been fully exonerated and will continue their academic journey without sanctions.
Full List Released
The university made the list of affected students public, including their names, departments, and registration numbers, to maintain transparency and reinforce its zero-tolerance policy on academic dishonesty.
A Message to the Academic Community
This disciplinary action serves as a stern warning to the entire student body. Bayero University Kano continues to emphasize the importance of integrity, discipline, and academic excellence. Students are urged to desist from all forms of malpractice and uphold the values of hard work and honesty in their academic pursuits.
Final Note
BUK’s move demonstrates its commitment to maintaining academic standards and producing graduates who are not only knowledgeable but ethically grounded. The institution has reiterated its stance that examination misconduct will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
According to the official bulletin released by the university and signed by Aminu Wada Kurawa, the Director of the Directorate of Examinations, Admissions, and Records (DEAR), the university also rusticated 8 students and exonerated 2 others.
Offences and Sanctions
The expelled students were found guilty of various forms of examination misconduct, ranging from possession of unauthorized materials to impersonation and other unethical practices during exams. Their actions violated GEAR, which governs both undergraduate and postgraduate academic conduct at the institution.
The rusticated students were suspended for a period, during which they are expected to reflect on their actions before returning to complete their studies.
Meanwhile, the two students who were cleared of wrongdoing have been fully exonerated and will continue their academic journey without sanctions.
Full List Released
The university made the list of affected students public, including their names, departments, and registration numbers, to maintain transparency and reinforce its zero-tolerance policy on academic dishonesty.
A Message to the Academic Community
This disciplinary action serves as a stern warning to the entire student body. Bayero University Kano continues to emphasize the importance of integrity, discipline, and academic excellence. Students are urged to desist from all forms of malpractice and uphold the values of hard work and honesty in their academic pursuits.
Final Note
BUK’s move demonstrates its commitment to maintaining academic standards and producing graduates who are not only knowledgeable but ethically grounded. The institution has reiterated its stance that examination misconduct will not be tolerated under any circumstances.