Mubi, Adamawa State – September 9, 2025
The management of Adamawa State University (ADSU), Mubi, has expelled fourteen students for involvement in examination malpractice during the second semester of the 2024/2025 academic session. One other student received a stern warning.
According to an official bulletin issued by the Office of the Registrar and signed by the Academic Secretary for the Registrar, the decision was reached at the 131st Senate meeting of the institution held on August 28, 2025. The Senate considered the recommendations of the University Students’ Disciplinary Committee and approved various sanctions for the affected students.
The expelled students were drawn from different departments, including Computer Science, Zoology, Chemistry, Political Science, Economics, Marketing, Accounting, Taxation, Educational Foundations, and Science Education. Their offences were categorized as serious examination misconduct, leading to immediate expulsion.
Among the sanctioned students, Hezekiah Micah from the Department of Computer Science, Paul Simon from Zoology, Kabiru Musa from Chemistry, and Ahmed Abdulhamid from Computer Science were among those expelled. Others include students from Political Science, Economics, Marketing, Accounting, Taxation, and Education-related disciplines.
However, the Senate resolved to issue only a warning to Dahiru Bala Bobbo, a 300-level student of Science Education, while emphasizing that any repeat offence would attract stiffer punishment.
The management of ADSU reiterated its commitment to maintaining academic integrity, warning that any student found guilty of malpractice or misconduct in the future would face similar or more severe consequences.
This latest disciplinary action underscores ADSU’s zero tolerance for examination malpractice and misconduct, as the institution continues its efforts to uphold standards and ensure credibility in its academic processes.
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