AKSCOE Prohibits "Signing Out" Exercise for Final Year Students – Important Notice
Akwa Ibom State College of Education (AKSCOE) prohibits the "Signing Out" exercise for final year students. Violators risk graduation delays. Keep reading for full details.
Akwa Ibom State College of Education (AKSCOE) announces a strict prohibition on the “Signing Out” exercise often carried out by final-year students in both Degree and NCE programmes.
This decision applies to all students who participate in this activity at the end of their final exams.
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Consequences for Participating in “Signing Out”
Any student involved in the “Signing Out” exercise, either directly or indirectly, will face serious consequences.
Such students will not be cleared for graduation, which means their graduation process will be halted.
Warning to External Participants
The College also warns outsiders who usually join in the “Signing Out” activities to avoid entering the campus for this purpose.
Any outsider or stranger caught taking part in this exercise will be treated as a criminal and dealt with accordingly.
College Security Measures
The Chief Security Officer of AKSCOE has been instructed to maintain strict law and order during and after the final exams.
This measure ensures that the campus remains peaceful for students focused on their exams.
Encouragement for Law-Abiding Students
All final-year students are encouraged to conduct themselves properly and concentrate on completing their exams successfully.
AKSCOE wishes every student success in their exams and urges everyone to adhere to the College’s rules and regulations.
For further details or clarification, students should refer to the College’s official announcements.
Information | Details |
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🎓 College | Akwa Ibom State College of Education |
📜 Prohibition | “Signing Out” exercise |
🎓 Affected | Final year Degree and NCE students |
⚠️ Consequence | Graduation clearance withheld |
🚫 Warning | For outsiders participating |
🛑 Action | Security to enforce rule |
📅 Applicability | During and after final exams |
👮 Authority | College Chief Security Officer |