**Breaking: Umahi University Takes Disciplinary Action, Welcomes New Students** In a recent development, the David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences (DUFUHS) in Uburu, Ebonyi State, has taken a firm stance against misbehavior among its students. Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Jesse Uneke, has revealed that 29 students have been sanctioned for various offences, including cheating in exams, bullying fellow students, theft, and substance abuse. Moreover, three students have been expelled from the institution. These disciplinary actions are part of the university's efforts to maintain a conducive learning environment and uphold academic integrity. The decision to sanction or expel students is not taken lightly and is usually a last resort after exhausting other avenues of resolving the issues. On a more positive note, the university has also welcomed a new batch of students, with 1,044 students matriculating into the institution. This is a significant milestone for the university, which is focused on producing top-notch healthcare professionals for the country. It's worth noting that the university's commitment to academic excellence and responsible student behavior is in line with the vision of Ebonyi State Governor, David Umahi, for whom the institution is named. The governor has been a strong advocate for education and healthcare, and the university is a testament to his efforts to provide quality education and healthcare services to the people of Ebonyi State and beyond. The matriculation of 1,044 students is a testament to the university's growing popularity and reputation for producing well-rounded and competent healthcare professionals. As the university continues to grow and evolve, it is likely to play an increasingly important role in addressing the healthcare needs of Nigeria and the world at large. In a statement, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Jesse Uneke commended the new students for choosing DUFUHS as their institution of choice and urged them to uphold the values of hard work, discipline, and responsibility that are core to the university's culture.