University of IBadan Withdraws 408 Students See Reasons Why



UI Withdraws 408 Students See Reasons Why


Shocking news from respected university in Nigeria as she withdraws 408 of her students. The management announced the names of students involved using the university notice board. This decision was take by the university senate board after a meeting, below is what they have to say.


According to the Vice Chancellor (Academic) Prof. Adeyinka Aderinto, the school would not lower its academic standards despite the financial difficulty it currently faces.

“There are minimum academic requirements a student must meet at the end of the session and those who fall short of that would have to leave the university.
He further revealed that the conduct of UI Model of Post-UTME screening has helped to separate men from boys and helped the institution in maintaining its historical standards as a global brand.

“UI has been able to invent its own model of screening applicants and it has shown that those who we screened performed far better than those not subjected to our screening after taking JAMB.” He stated.


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