Ukana Polytechnic urges students to avoid cultism and malpractice
The management of the Federal Polytechnic, Ukana, has emphasized its strict stance against cultism and examination malpractice. Dr Eduma Essien, the Rector, addressed new students during the institution’s 12th Orientation Exercise, warning that all forms of misconduct would not be tolerated. She encouraged students to familiarize themselves with the school’s rules and focus on discipline for academic success. Other officials, including the Registrar Idhigu Lucky and Bursar Dr Emmanuel Esomonu, also participated in the orientation.
What we know
- Dr Eduma Essien warned students against cultism, examination malpractice, and other antisocial behaviors.
- The Rector highlighted the importance of discipline and urged students to follow the Polytechnic’s policies and regulations.
- Students will participate in a mandatory skills acquisition programme to gain practical, internationally recognized skills.
- The Rector advised students to report any sexual harassment and emphasized that exchanging gifts for marks is not allowed.
- The sale of handouts is banned, and students are encouraged to buy only approved textbooks.
