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University suspends nine students over examination misconduct

Source: Premium Times · 22 Sep 2026, 17:59 UTC
University suspends nine students over examination misconduct
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A university has suspended nine students for examination misconduct, according to a statement issued by its Public Relations Unit. Letters conveying the suspensions were signed by Registrar Chukwuka Icha and given to the affected students, the statement said.

A university has suspended nine students over examination misconduct, Premium Times Nigeria reported. The suspensions were announced in a statement by the institution’s Public Relations Unit. The statement was made available to reporters in Calabar on Monday.

According to the university, the affected students were informed through letters signed by the Registrar, Chukwuka Icha. The letters conveyed the disciplinary action directly to the students. The supplied report does not identify the university, describe the incidents that led to the suspensions or state how long the penalties will last.

It also does not say whether the students admitted the allegations or whether they intend to challenge the decisions. No further details about the university’s examination rules, the investigations or any additional sanctions were provided. The available information establishes only that nine students were suspended and that the notices were signed by the registrar.

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