University of Education & Entrepreneurship Reschedules First Semester Examinations
The Management of University of Education & Entrepreneurship has officially announced the postponement of all First Semester Examinations earlier scheduled to hold this week following developments on campus on Monday, May 11, 2026, which disrupted the examination process.
According to the statement released by the university management, an emergency meeting was immediately convened to assess the situation and make decisions aimed at restoring order and ensuring the smooth conduct of academic activities.
Examinations Postponed to May 18
After careful deliberation, the university management resolved that all affected First Semester Examinations would no longer hold as originally planned.
The examinations have now been officially rescheduled to commence on Monday, May 18, 2026.
Students are therefore advised to take note of the new examination date and prepare accordingly for the continuation of academic activities.
Only Fully Registered Students Will Be Allowed
The university management reiterated that only students who have fully paid their school fees will be eligible to participate in the examinations.
According to the directive, the “No School Fees, No Examination” policy remains fully operational without any exception.
Management urged all affected students to take advantage of the available time between Monday and Friday to complete all pending payments and registration processes before the commencement of the examinations.
The institution further emphasized that no additional extension or appeal regarding fee payment would be entertained after the deadline.
Compulsory Documents Required at Examination Venues
All students who are eligible to write the examinations must come to the examination venue with the following compulsory documents:
- School Fees Receipt as evidence of payment
- Duly completed Course Registration Slip
- Valid Student Identity Card or any other acceptable means of identification
Students who fail to provide these required documents may not be allowed into the examination hall.
Faculty-by-Faculty Examination Arrangement
The university management also disclosed that the rescheduled examinations would be conducted strictly on a faculty-by-faculty basis to ensure proper coordination and orderliness.
Students have been warned not to loiter around examination venues if they are not scheduled to write examinations on a particular day.
Management stressed that only students officially scheduled for examinations would be permitted within or around the examination environment.
Lecturers Directed to Participate in Invigilation
In addition to directives issued to students, lecturers whose courses are scheduled for examination have also been instructed to be physically present to supervise and invigilate their respective courses.
The university noted that active participation of lecturers is necessary to guarantee a smooth, transparent, and credible examination process.
Management Calls for Calm and Responsible Conduct
The Management of University of Education & Entrepreneurship appealed to students to remain calm, orderly, and law-abiding while preparations continue for the rescheduled examinations.
Students were encouraged to use the extra period productively by revising for their examinations, completing outstanding registrations, and avoiding activities capable of causing further disruptions on campus.
The institution emphasized the importance of discipline, cooperation, and compliance with university regulations as part of efforts to maintain a peaceful academic environment.
Official Statement Signed by Registrar
The official notice was signed by:
Dr. Gabriel O. Egbe
Registrar
Management reiterated that the directives contained in the notice should be taken seriously by all students and staff members, as strict compliance would be enforced throughout the examination period.