The Vice-Chancellor, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Professor Joseph Babatola Ayodele, has expressed satisfaction with the smooth and orderly conduct of the ongoing Second Semester Examinations across the University.
Professor Ayodele stated this during an inspection tour of examination venues, where he assessed the level of compliance with examination guidelines and interacted with students, examination officials and members of staff.
The Vice-Chancellor noted the conducive atmosphere at the various examination centres and commended both staff and students for their commitment to ensuring a seamless examination process.
The Vice-Chancellor also urged students to maintain discipline and orderliness throughout the examination period, stressing the importance of adhering strictly to the University’s examination regulations.
He encouraged them to remain focused, avoid any form of examination malpractice and conduct themselves responsibly while completing their examinations.
Also speaking during the inspection, Professor David Oluwole Moses of the Department of Microbiology commended the University’s modality for administering examinations.
He described the arrangements as effective and well-coordinated, noting that the system provides an enabling environment for students to undertake their examinations under appropriate conditions.
Professor Moses further acknowledged the University’s efforts in ensuring that the examination process is properly organised, while the Vice-Chancellor reaffirmed the University’s commitment to maintaining high academic standards and providing a conducive environment for teaching, learning and assessment.
The inspection tour also provided an opportunity for the Vice-Chancellor to interact with examination officials and monitor activities at different venues as the University continues with the Second Semester Examinations.
