The Senate of the Federal University Dutsin-Ma (FUDMA), located in Katsina State, has made the decision to rusticate 20 students for engaging in different types of examination malpractice.
This resolution, as announced by the university’s Director of Information and Protocol, Nasiru M. Abdul, is to be implemented starting with the second semester of the 2025/2026 academic year. The decision was reached during the university's 138th Regular Senate Meeting, which took place earlier this week at the main campus's Twin Theatre.
Based on the statement provided, the Senate, after reviewing and ratifying the report from the Students’ Disciplinary Committee, confirmed that the Vice- Chancellor and Senate Chairman, Mohammed Khalid Othman, emphasized that the action adhered to proper procedures and complied with the university’s regulations.
The Vice-Chancellor noted that this decision aligns with Section 13.3, Subsection 13.3(c) of the university's policy concerning examination irregularities and academic misconduct.
Prof. Othman expressed appreciation to the disciplinary committee members for their dedication to maintaining the university's academic integrity and ensuring that justice was served impartially. He stated that the action taken by the Senate sends a strong message to all students, underlining the importance of adhering to examination protocols.
He explained, "The decision serves to provide clear guidance to students regarding the need to comply with university regulations, and it aims to deter any potential violations of examination rules."
Additionally, it was highlighted that all students implicated in this matter were granted an opportunity to defend themselves before a final verdict was rendered.
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