PAAU SUG President Commends University’s Ban on Indiscriminate Sign Out Activities
The PAAU SUG President commends the University’s ban on reckless 'sign out' activities, maintaining decorum during final exams.
Mary Nwaeze 
The Student Union Government (SUG) President of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Comrade Emmanuel Agbo, has lauded the University Management's enforcement of a ban on indiscriminate 'sign out' activities, which has successfully maintained decorum on campus.
Students of PAAU have expressed their appreciation for the strict security measures that have created a peaceful atmosphere as final-year students complete their examinations. The ban, which includes prohibitions on reckless driving, the abuse of Naira notes, and other forms of disorderly conduct, has been instrumental in upholding safety and order on campus.
In a discussion with the University Media Team, Comrade Agbo emphasized that students who choose to disregard these directives do so at their own risk. He noted that the University Management has effectively enforced these regulations within the campus, preventing disruptive activities that could mar the academic environment.
Comrade Agbo also praised the University for ensuring a serene and orderly examination period, attributing the overall campus decorum to these stringent measures. He urged graduating students to continue to conduct themselves with modesty, both on and off campus, in order to uphold the dignity and reputation of the University.
