The University of Calabar suspends nine students for one academic session over alleged examination misconduct. Multiple outlets report that the university issues the sanctions following an internal decision by its Senate.
Premium Times says the affected students receive formal suspension letters signed by the Registrar, Chukwuka Icha, and that the information is released to reporters through the university’s Public Relations Unit in Calabar. The Punch similarly reports the same suspension duration and number of students, attributing the action to a Senate decision.
While the reports differ slightly in emphasis—Premium Times focusing on the delivery of letters and the registrar’s signature, and The Punch focusing on the Senate decision and the university’s description—the overall account is consistent that the university takes disciplinary action against nine students for examination misconduct.
