David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences Expels Eight Students for Misconduct, Matriculates 800
He outlined the various disciplinary actions taken against the students, ranging from suspension to warning letters, emphasizing the university's commitment to upholding academic standards.
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The David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences, Uburu, Ebonyi State, has taken disciplinary action against eight students for misconduct and indiscipline, while simultaneously matriculating 800 students during its 3rd matriculation ceremony.
The Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Professor Jesse Uneke, made this announcement during the matriculation ceremony held at the University campus. He disclosed that the Senate of the University had approved disciplinary measures against a total of 31 students, with eight students facing expulsion for serious misconduct.
Additionally, the Vice-Chancellor highlighted that the university maintains strict discipline and adherence to rules and regulations. He outlined the various disciplinary actions taken against the students, ranging from suspension to warning letters, emphasizing the university's commitment to upholding academic standards.
Furthermore, Professor Uneke underscored the institution's dedication to providing quality education and research opportunities, with digitalization of academic processes being a key focus. He congratulated the matriculating students and expressed the university's ambition to become a leading institution globally.
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The ceremony was attended by dignitaries including the Registrar, Bursar, Librarian, deputy Provost, and Dean of Faculties. Two matriculants, Mr. Jeremiah Nnaji and Miss Chinasa Okeke, expressed their appreciation for the event, highlighting its significance in their pursuit of higher education.
The occasion featured the administration of oaths and signing of the matriculation register by the newly admitted students, marking the beginning of their academic journey at the institution.
