The Vice‑Chancellor of Federal University Dutse (FUD), Professor Ahmad Mohammed Gumel, has examined the report from the 20th session of the Students' Disciplinary Committee and gave his approval for disciplinary measures against twenty‑two students for a range of violations.
According to the university’s Official Weekly Newsletter, twelve learners faced expulsion after being adjudged guilty of offenses such as criminal conspiracy, armed robbery, cult‑related conduct, mobile phone theft and on‑campus drug misuse.
A further five students were subjected to rustication, with four of them barred for two semesters and one for a single semester. Their infractions comprised attempted sexual assault and cyber‑bullying.
In addition, five other students received formal warning letters for offenses that involved off‑campus drug use, attempted sexual assault and cyber‑bullying.
The disciplinary outcomes were issued after the Vice‑Chancellor gave his assent to the findings of the 20th meeting of the Students' Disciplinary Committee.
The university administration has called on the student body to treat their academic duties and personal conduct with seriousness, to steer clear of activities that breach institutional regulations, and to uphold discipline both within the campus and beyond.
Students are urged to make prudent choices, respect the university’s core values and adhere to its rules, thereby avoiding any further punitive measures.
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