UNIUYO SUG Clarifies Regulations on Student Social Events
The Students’ Union Government (SUG) of the University of Uyo has issued a clarificatory memorandum to guide the regulation of student social events within and outside the institution.
The Students’ Union Government (SUG) of the University of Uyo has issued a clarificatory memorandum to guide the regulation of student social events within and outside the institution.
Released by the Office of the Attorney General on April 21, 2026, the directive reinforces the constitutional authority of the Director of Socials under Section 16 of the Union’s Solidarity Constitution. It mandates that all student-related social and cultural activities organized by departments, faculties, associations, or other recognized bodies must be formally communicated to the Director of Socials for coordination.
The Union emphasized that this requirement ensures proper planning, safety, and accountability. However, private events such as weddings, birthdays, and burials are exempt.

The memorandum clarified that notifying the Director of Socials does not replace the need for approvals from relevant university authorities, including Deans or Heads of Departments. Instead, it serves as an additional step to keep the Union informed of student engagements.
Failure to comply may attract disciplinary action from either the Students’ Union judiciary or the university administration.
Signed by the Students’ Union Attorney General, the directive underscores the Union’s commitment to structured, lawful, and orderly student engagement across the university community.