Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) in Abeokuta, Ogun State, expels 365 students following checks that the students presented falsified academic documents. According to reports from Vanguard and Punch, the institution’s management takes action after identifying fraudulent materials used during the admissions process and in academic record submissions. The accounts describe the wrongdoing as involving fake admission documents, along with forged results and transcripts presented by the affected students. The expulsion is carried out as part of a broader crackdown on academic fraud, with the polytechnic asserting that it is enforcing standards through verification and disciplinary procedures. Both outlets report the same figure—365 students—and attribute the decision to the discovery of document forgeries related to admission and academic performance records. The reports do not provide details on appeals, specific document types beyond forged results/transcripts and admission paperwork, or any official timeline for investigations. The polytechnic’s action is presented as a response to verified cases of falsification rather than a general suspension, based on the institution’s screening findings.