Ambrose Alli University has cancelled the MCB 414 (Anti-Microbial Agents and Chemotherapy) examination for final-year microbiology students following alleged celebrations after their last paper. The exam, taken on Friday, September 18, 2026, was annulled by university management after students reportedly violated a directive banning wild jubilation. The prohibition, issued on September 16, 2026, by Registrar Mrs Oluwayomi O. Agbebaku, applied to all final-year students and covered activities including vehicle parades, dancing, shouting, alcohol consumption and pouring of drinks or sand.
The cancellation was confirmed in a statement signed by the registrar, which stated that students had been reminded of the ban before the exam but proceeded with prohibited acts afterward. The management described the cancellation as a deterrent, warning that stiffer penalties would follow for any other department that breaches the rule. Students are now required to use the designated car park outside the main gate to ease access to campus. The university defined wild jubilation as including motorcycle or bicycle parades, hooting, and other acts that could lead to criminal behaviour.
The cancelled exam means affected microbiology students must now prepare for a re-sit with no confirmed date. Students should contact the Department of Microbiology for official guidance on next steps and avoid any form of celebration until final clearance from management.
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