Its became imperative for the leadership of NAPS to correct the fast trending falsehood of "16 dead in cult clash on Kwara State Polytechnic Campus", this is an unethical and unprofessional seek of traffic and profits by journalist at the detriment of the school hard earned reputation.

Its crystal clear that KWARAPOLY is a big name that media houses would hastening in reporting its News, fabricates reports and even correlates inappropriate rumours for, inorder to enjoy the populous available audience who picks interest in the school.

After due consultation with the school management and Students Union Government, we the leadership of NAPS ascertain that there was no clash of cultist on campus, no death was recorded on campus and there is no substantial evidence to trace the assassination of persons in Ilorin town to student's of the institution, the school ends it second semester examination on the 8th Aug 2015 a week before any violence was recorded. However an attack was launched on an unidentified person by unknown sect of people on Thursday 13th 2015 which prompted the immediate closure of the school and a call for investigation of the incident.

National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) appeals to journalists and reporters to ensure they verify and confirm News relating to our institutions before publication most especially News capable of destroying and defaming our institutions reputation. Our leadership will not hesitate legal actions and confrontation when such fatal fallacy is published again about our sector.

We reach out to all students who have nothing doing in school to return back to their parents / guardian as the school as closes operations and will not be responsible for unjustified activities on any student. We also call on the state government and the security agencies to strengthen their security network in the state, most especially students community to avert perpetration of violence and group clashes.