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Outrage as viral video shows Kwara Polytechnic lecturer flogging students during exam; school takes action

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June 23, 2026

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Outrage as viral video shows Kwara Polytechnic lecturer flogging students during exam; school takes action

Kwara Polytechnic confirms suspension of a lecturer seen flogging students in a viral exam video while investigation into the incident continues.

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Related coverage for "Outrage as viral video shows Kwara Polytechnic lecturer flogging students during exam; school takes action": The Rising Nepal — Listening To Children Before It's Too Late. Legit.ng — Read how a university graduate leaked a private chat with a stranger who gave her N600k for finishing school. Utusan Malaysia — Pelajar sekolah menengah di Banting ditikam. South Africa Today — University of KwaZulu-Natal Students Threaten Legal Action Over Leaked Law Exam Rewrite