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BUK gives reasons why 171 students were expelled

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March 23, 2026

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The Senate of Bayero University Kano (BUK) has approved the expulsion of 171 students for submitting falsified admission credentials.

The decision followed the 433rd Senate meeting held on March 4, 2026, after an investigation by the Senate Committee on Entry Qualification Irregularities.

In a statement published in the university’s weekly bulletin on Friday, BUK confirmed that the expelled students were found to have provided fake documents during their admission process.Beef

“The Senate of Bayero University, Kano, at its 433rd meeting on March 4, 2026, has approved the expulsion of 171 students for falsifying their admission entry qualifications,” the statement read.

The university explained that the offense violates Section 20.7, Category A (vii) of its General Examinations and Academic Regulations, which mandates expulsion for such misconduct.

The students affected come from various departments and levels, highlighting the university’s ongoing effort to maintain clean and credible academic records.
Separately, the Senate also approved the expulsion of Yusuf Muhammad Sani, a Civil Engineering student, for allegedly assaulting invigilators during an examination—an act that disrupted the conduct of the test and breached student disciplinary regulations.
BUK reiterated its commitment to academic integrity, stressing that violations of its rules will continue to attract strict consequences.
“This mass expulsion serves as a clear warning to current and prospective students that BUK maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward academic fraud and indiscipline,” the statement concluded.

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Senator Wadada promises to deepen legislative ties, stop inactivity

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July 9, 2026

EMMANUEL AGAJI

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The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Inter-Parliamentary Affairs, Senator Aliyu Wadada has promised to revive the committee’s activities after acknowledging concerns over its prolonged inactivity.

Wadada spoke on Thursday at the end of the committee’s meeting in Abuja.

Specifically, the chairman admitted that the committee had been underutilised, noting that it had met only once in the last three years.

He, however, said issues responsible for the situation had been identified during a closed-door session and would be addressed.

“Of course I feel concerned about it, but when we got into the details in a closed-door meeting, we got to know where the problems are, and they will all be taken care of. The committee will be as active as it should always be,” he said.

Commenting further, the chairman said the committee would focus on its core mandate of promoting and strengthening legislative relations between Nigeria’s National Assembly and parliamentary bodies across the world.

According to him, the committee will deepen engagement with regional and international legislative institutions, including the ECOWAS Parliament, the Pan-African Parliament, the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), and other parliamentary organisations.

He disclosed that a new work plan had already been developed to guide the committee’s activities.

He added: “The direction is basically around the responsibilities of the committee, which is to promote and deepen legislative relationship within Nigeria and with other legislative bodies around the world”.

The chairman added that the committee’s first major activity would be a courtesy visit to the Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament in Nigeria as part of efforts to strengthen inter-parliamentary cooperation.

SINL NIgeria Online reports that Senator Wadada assured that the public would be kept informed of the committee’s activities as the new work plan is implemented.

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Just in: FG jerks up salaries soldiers to N100k monthly

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July 9, 2026

EMMANUEL AGAJI

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The Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, has revealed that the minimum monthly salary of Nigerian soldiers has increased to N100,000 after the Federal Government reviewed their welfare package.

Musa made the disclosure during an interview with News Central ahead of his appearance on the NC Exclusive programme.

He said the adjustment was part of efforts by the government to improve the living conditions of military personnel.

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The former Chief of Defence Staff, however, said the country’s defence sector still requires more funding despite the improvement in soldiers’ earnings and welfare.

He stated that the current defence budget remains inadequate, adding that more resources are needed to effectively support the armed forces and their operations.

Musa explained that soldiers who previously earned about N49,000 monthly now receive at least N100,000 following the salary review carried out by the government.

The minister also called for tougher punishment for kidnappers, saying stronger measures are needed to reduce the increasing cases of abduction across Nigeria.