The management of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, MAPOLY, Abeokuta, has removed the Director of the School of Business and Management Studies, Mr Mukaila Ademuyiwa.
The school also demoted five lecturers of the institution over alleged result manipulation and illegal writing of examination.
The five lecturers were Dr Adesola Munir, Mr Pius Agbebi, Mr Rasheed Oduwole, Mr Kayode Ogunwede and Mr Mutair Ajayi.
Their demotion, on Friday, was based on the report of the institution’s Staff Disciplinary Committee (SCD), set up to investigate all the allegations levelled against them.
The letters sent to the affected staff were signed by the Deputy Registrar (Establishment) Mr S.A Ashaye on behalf of the school Registrar, Tribune reports.
Ademuyiwa was said to have contravened the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) convention on grading and the existing extant rules of the Academic Board relating to grading and presentation of scores on score sheet.
He was found guilty of awarding bonus marks indiscriminately in a particular examination, placed on six months suspension with half pay, removed from the position of Director and demoted by one grade level.
Ajayi was alleged of contravening the extant rules of concession for upgrading and was removed from the position of Head of Department of School of Business Studies. He was also placed on six months suspension.
Agbebi in his own case was alleged to have aided a student in illegal writing of second semester 2014/2015 and was said to be found culpable of breach of trust and abuse of office as the Sub-dean by subjugating procedures guiding the conduct of examination.
Ogunwede who was alleged to have awarded unjustifiable bonus marks to students result score in the course examined by him. He was equally demoted to the next grade level.
Dr Adesola was said to have been culpable of awarding unjustifiable bonus marks to students in a course he examined. He was demoted by a grade level step.
Oduwole was alleged to have been involved in result manipulation and act which according to the management constituted gross misconduct.
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