The investigation began last November.

A staggering mismatch unearthed between results submitted by colleges and schools and final scores released by the university’s registrar prompted the search.

From the School of Law, results awarded even a decade ago are are being reviewed.

A former minister who obtained a graduate degree in Public Administration and a number of Members of Parliament as well as high-flying professionals in the country are likely to be affected.

Ahead of last February’s graduation the university management block conferment of degrees on 50 students.

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