Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, has closed its portal for the 2025/2026 academic session and directed departments and faculties to speed up the processing of second-semester examination results.
The university has given separate instructions to students with outstanding portal issues and to academic units responsible for checking and approving examination records.
2025/2026 student portal closed
Students with unresolved course registration, academic record or other portal-related matters must channel their concerns through their respective Departments and Faculties for consideration.
The university has also warned students against unauthorised transactions or dealings with individuals claiming they can provide access to the closed portal.
Review of second-semester CBE results
AAU's ICT Unit has forwarded the 2025/2026 second-semester computer-based examination (CBE) results to the relevant Faculties and Departments.
Departmental Boards of Studies and Faculty Boards have been directed to examine the results, verify their accuracy and completeness and promptly send any observations, corrections or confirmations to the ICT Unit for further processing.
Departments and faculties to complete results processing
Heads of Department and Deans must ensure that the appropriate departmental and faculty boards meet promptly to consider second-semester examination results and forward their recommendations and approved records through established university procedures.
AAU has emphasised the need to avoid delays in processing and releasing results because of their implications for students' academic progression and other administrative activities.
The directives were signed by the Registrar, Mrs. Oluwayomi O. Agbebaku, MANUPA, MNIM.
