115 students expelled from zaria polytechnic
According to reports, the Zaria Polytechnic in Kaduna State, Nigeria has expelled 115 students for various reasons, including poor academic performance, misconduct, and non-payment of fees.
The decision to expel the students was taken by the institution's management after a thorough investigation and consideration of the students' cases.
The expelled students were said to have been given a notice to vacate the institution's premises within a specified timeframe.
It is worth noting that the decision to expel students is usually taken by the institution's management after due process and consideration of the students' circumstances.
The reasons for the expulsion of the 115 students from Zaria Polytechnic are as follows:
- Poor academic performance: 60 students were expelled for failing to meet the institution's academic standards.
- Non-payment of fees: 20 students were expelled for failing to pay their tuition fees.
- Misconduct: 15 students were expelled for engaging in misconduct, including fighting, vandalism, and other forms of indiscipline.
- Abscondment: 10 students were expelled for absconding from the institution without permission.
- Other reasons: 10 students were expelled for other reasons, including failure to meet the institution's rules and regulations.
The institution's management has urged the expelled students to appeal the decision if they feel it is unfair.