Urgent Update on 100L and DE Student ID Card Capturing at AE FUNAI

Educational institutions like the Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State (AE FUNAI), have been diligently working to ensure that their students are not only academically sound but also adequately identified. As part of these efforts, a memo was issued on July 23, 2023, mandating all 100 level and Direct Entry (DE) students to complete an online form for student ID card data capture.

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Oct 20, 2023 - 05:19 Updated: Oct 20, 2023 - 13:55
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Urgent Update on 100L and DE Student ID Card Capturing at AE FUNAI

Educational institutions like the Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State (AE FUNAI), have been diligently working to ensure that their students are not only academically sound but also adequately identified. As part of these efforts, a memo was issued on July 23, 2023, mandating all 100 level and Direct Entry (DE) students to complete an online form for student ID card data capture. However, recent developments have prompted a critical update.

AE FUNAI's management had high hopes that students would promptly comply with the directive to complete the online form for student ID card data capture. Unfortunately, the response has been sluggish, resulting in the production of only 1,350 student ID cards for 100 level and DE students. This number falls significantly short of the expected total. Despite repeated warnings and clear deadlines, the university is facing a serious challenge with the slow response. The current situation is deemed unacceptable, considering the importance of student ID cards in the educational process.

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One critical aspect exacerbated by the delay in ID card capture is the issue of examination malpractice. The university management has raised concerns about the increasing cases of malpractice during examinations. To address this concern, they have taken a stern stance. Deans, Heads of Departments, and invigilators have been instructed not to permit any student without a valid school ID card to enter examination halls during the upcoming 2022/2023 second-semester examinations.

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In light of the challenges faced and the critical need to maintain the integrity of examinations, AE FUNAI has issued an urgent call to all 100 level and DE students. They are urged to promptly complete the online form for student ID card data capture. The deadline for compliance with this directive is November 15, 2023. It is crucial to note that there will be no further extension beyond this deadline. Therefore, students are strongly encouraged to act swiftly to ensure they have a valid school ID card to gain access to the examination halls during the forthcoming second-semester examinations.

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AE FUNAI recognizes the importance of student ID cards in ensuring a secure and credible academic environment. As such, the university's management remains committed to upholding high standards of academic integrity. They hope that this call to action will spur students into swift compliance with the ID card data capture process. In doing so, students contribute to the maintenance of the university's academic standards and the prevention of examination malpractice.