TASU Reaffirms Ban on Sign-Out Activities, Warns Students of Disciplinary Action

Taraba State University (TASU) has reiterated its ban on sign-out activities within the university premises, warning that students who violate the directive will face disciplinary measures.

TASU Reaffirms Ban on Sign-Out Activities, Warns Students of Disciplinary Action

Taraba State University (TASU) has reiterated its ban on sign-out activities within the university premises, warning that students who violate the directive will face disciplinary measures.

In a notice issued to the university community, the management reminded students that the prohibition on all forms of sign-out activities remains in force, particularly those organised to mark the completion of academic programmes.

The university directed all students to desist from participating in or organising such activities within its premises.

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Parents and guardians were also warned against visiting the university to participate in, organise or facilitate sign-out activities.

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According to the notice, any student found violating the directive will face appropriate disciplinary action in line with the university's regulations.

The management urged students, parents and guardians to comply strictly with the directive in the interest of peace, order and discipline on campus.

The notice was signed by the Registrar, Dr Joseph U. Bibinu, who emphasised that the directive was for strict compliance.