“Management wishes to state that the one-year ban does not in any way affect students currently running their programs in the university’s Faculty of Law,” said KWASU
“This is not acceptable because if you let people cheat, you will disincentivise the hardworking people,” the education minister stated.
The Council of Legal Education (CLE) for the academic session had suspended law programmes for violating regulatory procedures.
The Etsu Nupe, also the proprietor of the university, said the school was established to bolster the educational development of Nupe and other parts of the country.
The rector urged the youths to see the polytechnic as their own project and contribute to its success.
“It will make them acquire European skills qualifications, and after that, they will be given an opportunity for employment in Europe,” said Mr Bugaje.
She said the provision of instructional materials is designed to equip students with academic knowledge.
Mr Obi noted that online education was the only way the country could provide high-quality education at the scale required.
Mr Olaiya said, “ICT skills will add more value to teachers and equip them to be the best among their peers.’’
She said the foundation had been supporting schools through various programmes.including quiz competitions.
