PAAU SENATE APPROVES SECOND SEMESTER 2025/2026 RESULTS, GRADUATES 44 FIRST-CLASS, WITHDRAWS 56 STUDENTS, EXPELS 1
The Senate of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, has approved the graduation of 44 students with First-Class Honours as part of the results of the 2025/2026 academic session. The Senate also approved the withdrawal of 56 students for poor academic performance, failure to register for two consecutive semesters and academic deficiencies, while one student was expelled for gross examination misconduct.
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The decisions were taken at the 168th Regular Meeting of the Senate, held on Wednesday, 30th September 2026, following the consideration and approval of the 2025/2026 second-semester examination results across faculties and departments of the University.
The 44 students who graduated with First-Class Honours are:
1. ADALUMO SAMUEL TUNDE – 22EA1004 – AGRIC. ECONS & EXTENSION
2. ISMAILA KEBIR ELEOJO – 22FR1001 – FORESTRY
3. ISMAILA JEMILAT ESTHER – 22FR1003 – FORESTRY
4. ADAJI MARY AJUMI – 22FR1006 – FORESTRY
5. EKELE AKOJI – 22FR1012 – FORESTRY
6. AYODELE ESTHER FAVOUR – 22FR1016 – FORESTRY
7. DANIEL EMMANUEL – 22FR1023 _ FORESTRY
8. ADAMA FAVOUR OJOCHEGBE – 22FR1FORESTRY
9. ADEOYE OLUWAPELUMI SHALOM – 22FR1058 – FORESTRY
10. OGWU GLORIA UYO – 22FS1014 – FOOD, NUTRITION AND HOME SCIENCES
11. AJI OJONOKA ABODIA – 23FS2002 – FOOD NUTRITION AND HOME SCIENCES
12. TIJANI USMAN – 23CS1014 – COMPUTER SCIENCES
13. JONAH GOSDPOWER UNEKWUOJO – 23HP1005 – PHYSIOLOGY
14. ABUBAKAR FATIMAH AHMED – 23HP1008 – PHYSIOLOGY
15. ENEJIYON ZAINAB IZE – 23HP1029 – PHYSIOLOGY
16. OMATA PETER UGBEDEOJO – 23HP1051 – PHYSIOLOGY
17. EMMANUEL JOHN JEREMIAH – 23HP1059 – PHYSIOLOGY
18. YAHAYA MAMUNAT SULE – 23HP1073 – PHYSIOLOGY
19. IDRIS TENIM – 23EC1001 – ECONOMICS
20. SOLOMON PRIASE ENYO-OJO – 23EC1022 – ECONOMICS
21. EFERE EMAROBEBI XANELLE – 23EC1088 – ECONOMICS
22. SUGEI EZEKIEL – 23EC1107 – ECONOMICS
23. ALABI PECULIAR NEGEDU – 23EC1136 – ECONOMICS
24. JOSEPH OLUWASEUN KEZIA – 23MB1001 – MICROBIOLOGY
25. MUHAMMED JAMIU R. OHUNENE – 23MB1009 – MICROBIOLOGY
26. ACHEM PAULINA OICHOJE – 23HM2005 – FOOD, NUTRITION AND HOME SCIENCES
27. DANTSHOHO EMMANUEL ELEOJO – 23PM1067 – PHARMACOLOGY
28. UDOJO PRAISE UFEDOJO – 23PM1060 – PHARMACOLOGY
29. ADAMS PRECIOUS OJOLOLUN – 23HA1011 – ANATOMY
30. UTHMAN ELEUFEDOJO GRACE – 23HA1017 – ANATOMY
31. SULE RUTH OMAJE – 23AB1008 – ANIMAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
32. SANI HASSAN SHUAIBU – 24PH2001 – PLANT SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
33. SHUAIBU OZOHU BLESSING – 23BC1010 – BIOCHEMISTRY
34. ADEMU VIVIAN OJOCHEGBE – 23BC1019 – BIOCHEMISTRY
35. ADEJOH ONUCHEOJO JOHN – 23BC1041 – BIOCHEMISTRY
36. ISMAIL AYUBA ABDULQUADRI – 23AC1007 – ACCOUNTING
37. SUNDAY PRECIOUS OJONUGWA – 23AC1033 – ACCOUNTING
38. ABDULLAHI MUSA ELEOJO – 23AC1048 – ACCOUNTING
39. ABDULRAZAQ SHAFIU SANNI – 23AR1005 – ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES
40. HUSSEINI HARUNA – 23PA1095 – PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
41. ADUMAKA CHIDUNMA JOSEPHINE – 23BA1107 – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
42. YUSUF IBRAHIM – 24BA2020 – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
43. AUGUSTINE JILL IJALLI – 23BF1166 – BANKING AND FINANCE
44. MUHAMMED ABDLMALIK JAMIU – 23BF1229 – BANKING AND FINANCE
The Senate, in approving the results, also considered the report of the Results Verification Committee on the academic standing of students across the University.
Accordingly, 56 students were withdrawn from the University for various academic deficiencies in accordance with the University’s Academic Regulations.
Out of the withdrawn fifty six (56) students, Eeeven (11) were withdrawn on account of poor academic performance, namely:
1. MUHAMMED NAFIU – 25IE1027 – Arts Education
2. ALIDU HASSAN – 25IE1038 – Arts Education
3. MUHAMMED LAWAL – 24NE1110 – Arts Education
4. UDEH MIRACLE OJOCHEGBE – 25PY1032 – Physics
5. USMAN ABDULSAMAD – 25PY1095 – Physics
6. TAIRU ALIYU OGWUBA – 25PY1096 – Physics
7. EMEKA DORCAS ENYO-OJO – 25HP1068 – Basic Medical Sciences
8. MOHAMMED AMINU – 24AE1203 – Agric. Economics and Economics
9. ENEJO SALISU – 24SE1065 – Social Science Education
10. EDICHA AISHA – 25HM1117 – Food, Nutrition and Home Sciences
11. ONOJA RAYMOND ABAH – 25HM1114 – Food, Nutrition and Home Sciences
The remaining thirty-eight (38) students were withdrawn for failure to register for two consecutive semesters, as follows:
12. AUDU FADILAH FAVOUR – 24IE1040 – Arts Education
13. MUKTARI SENUSI – 23IE1023 – Arts Education
14. EGWU ELIAS OJOAJOGWU – 24NE1053 – Arts Education
15. ISAAC CALVARY UGBEDEOJO – 24NE1097 – Arts Education
16. ALFA STELLA ANIBE – 25NE1051 – Arts Education
17. MUHAMMED ABDULHAFIZ – 25NE1076 – Arts Education
18. MOSES BLESSING OJONEKECHE – 25AC1921 – Accounting
19. ADAM FAUZIA OJONICHENMI – 25AC1047 – Accounting
20. ALFA PRAISE OJOCHEGBE – 25PY1030 – Physics
21. DADA OMOLARA LYDIA – 21FR1009 – Forestry and Wildlife
22. AMEDU CHUBIYOJO SUNDAY – 21FR1007 – Forestry and Wildlife
23. UJAH THEOPHILUS GODSWILL – 23TA1122 – Theatre Arts
24. OLATOKE AYOMIDE GEORGE – 23TA1173 – Theatre Arts
25. ABAH FREDRICK ELEOJO – 20LA1001 – Law
26. OMACHI RAYMOND – 21LA1047 – Law
27. NUHU CHRISTIANA BLESSING – 21LA1038 – Law
28. ABUH UMI SUMAYYA – 20AP1002 – Animal Production
29. SAMUEL BLESSING NKIRUKAH – 20AP1053 – Animal Production
30. ABDULQADR SHEHU TAWFEEQ – 23AR1010 – Arabic and Islamic Studies
31. MICHEAL GIDEON OMOTAYO – 25SE1001 – Social Science Education
32. IBRAHIM MAJI ABDULSALAM – 25SE1031 – Social Science Education
33. ZEKERI SADAM – 25SE1112 – Social Science Education
34. YUKUBU ABDULRAHMAN – 25SE1228 – Social Science Education
35. ADEJOH EZEKIEL – 25SE1229 – Social Science Education
36. MUSA SEIDU BABA – 24SE1250 – Social Science Education
37. IBRAHIM MUHAMMED AWAL – 24SE1207 – Social Science Education
38. RICHARD DESMOND – 24SE1087 – Social Science Education
39. SHAIBU SALIFU – 23HM1054 – Food, Nutrition and Home Sciences
40. SHAIBU HALIRETU – 23PY1096 – Physics
41. YAHAYA SULEIMAN – 23PY1099 – Physics
42. ISAH ABDULRAZAQ – 22AB1014 – Animal and Environmental Biology
43. HARUNA HOPE ANN – 22AB1016 – Animal and Environmental Biology
44. EGWU JAMES UCHE – 22AB1047 – Animal and Environmental Biology
45. IORTYER TERUNGWA MARK – 22AB1061 – Animal and Environmental Biology
46. GABRIEL OCHOECHI – 22AB1064 – Animal and Environmental Biology
47. MUSA JIBRIN – 21HA1036 – Anatomy
48. SAKA ABDULMUMUNI ADAVIZE – 21HA1047 – Anatomy
49. MOMODU HASSAN – 24AC1287 – Accounting
Seven (7) students were withdrawn on account of failed modules/course deficiencies, namely:
50. DESTINY OJONE AKWU – 26ML1010 – Medical Laboratory Science
51. SEDIQ AYUBA – 26ML1013 – Medical Laboratory Science
52. OCHIJENU OJOCHIDE FAVOUR – 26ML1029 – Medical Laboratory Science
53. BETHEL OJONUMA SAMUEL – 26ML1036 – Medical Laboratory Science
54. SHADRACH EMMANUEL – 26ML1100 – Medical Laboratory Science
55. IBRAHIM HAMTILA – 26ML1103 – Medical Laboratory Science
56. CHRISTOPHER OJIMAOJO OMALE – 26ML1067 – Medical Laboratory Science
In a related development, the Senate considered the report of the Examination Misconduct Committee on the case of gross examination misconduct involving Mr. JUDE OJOAJOGWU ITODO, Matriculation No. 26PL1068, of the Department of Plant Sciences and Biotechnology.
Following thorough consideration of the findings and recommendations of the committee, Senate approved his expulsion from the University.
The Vice-Chancellor and Chairman of Senate, Prof. Salisu Ogbo Usman, commended the members of the Results Verification Committee and the Examination Misconduct Committee for their diligence, objectivity and commitment to upholding the University’s academic standards.
Prof. Usman particularly congratulated the fortu four (44) First-Class graduands for their hard work, discipline, dedication and outstanding academic performance, describing their achievement as inspirational and a demonstration of what can be attained through sustained commitment to learning and excellence.
He urged the First-Class graduands to remain worthy ambassadors of the University and to carry forward the values of hard work, integrity and excellence that earned them the distinction. He also encouraged other students to draw inspiration from their achievement and recognise that academic excellence is attainable through focus, discipline and consistent effort.
The Vice-Chancellor reiterated the determination of Senate and the University Management to sustain academic excellence, discipline and quality assurance, stressing that while the University would continue to provide a conducive environment for teaching, learning and research, students must demonstrate commitment to their studies and comply with the University’s extant academic regulations.
He congratulated all students who performed well in the newly approved results and urged continuing students to remain focused, take full advantage of the University’s enabling academic environment and strive for excellence in both character and learning.
Meanwhile, the withdrawn and expelled students have been directed to surrender all University property in their possession, including identity cards and other official items, to the Security Unit before exiting the University.
Uredo Omale
Director, Public Affairs
Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba
DemocracyNewslineNewspaper October 5th, 2026
