AE-FUNAI Issues Strict Warning Against Unauthorized Payments At Faculties And Departments
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Posted 7 months ago at 7:32 pm on Thursday, March 13, 2025 by Admin
The management of Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ndufu-Alike (AE-FUNAI) has issued a strong directive prohibiting unauthorized monetary payments at faculties and departments, particularly targeting levies imposed on first-year students.
No Cash Collection Policy Reinforced
In a memo dated March 11, 2025, the Registrar, T. Ifeanyi Igwe, Esq., emphasized that the university operates a strict "No Cash Collection" policy, and any violation will not be tolerated. Reports had emerged about students being compelled to make irregular payments at faculty and departmental levels, which prompted the management’s firm response.
Key Directives from the University Management
To curb these unauthorized collections, AE-FUNAI has mandated the following:
1. All forms of cash collection at departmental and faculty levels must cease immediately.
2. Any monies collected for faculty or departmental handbooks must be refunded to students without delay.
3. The Department of Economics must immediately stop collecting the ₦5,000 NESA registration fee from first-year students and ensure refunds.
4. Staff members are strictly warned against engaging in unauthorized cash collection, with penalties awaiting defaulters.
Strict Compliance Required
The memo, addressed to the entire university community, has been circulated to key officials, including the Vice-Chancellor, Deans, Directors, and Heads of Departments. The Public Relations Officer (PRO) has also been instructed to circulate the information widely, including on notice boards.
Conclusion
AE-FUNAI’s latest directive aims to protect students from financial exploitation and reinforce its No Cash Collection policy. The university management is committed to ensuring transparency and fairness in all financial dealings within the institution. Students and staff are urged to comply strictly with this directive to maintain order and uphold the institution’s integrity.
For further details, students should refer to official university notices or contact their respective faculty offices.
No Cash Collection Policy Reinforced
In a memo dated March 11, 2025, the Registrar, T. Ifeanyi Igwe, Esq., emphasized that the university operates a strict "No Cash Collection" policy, and any violation will not be tolerated. Reports had emerged about students being compelled to make irregular payments at faculty and departmental levels, which prompted the management’s firm response.
Key Directives from the University Management
To curb these unauthorized collections, AE-FUNAI has mandated the following:
1. All forms of cash collection at departmental and faculty levels must cease immediately.
2. Any monies collected for faculty or departmental handbooks must be refunded to students without delay.
3. The Department of Economics must immediately stop collecting the ₦5,000 NESA registration fee from first-year students and ensure refunds.
4. Staff members are strictly warned against engaging in unauthorized cash collection, with penalties awaiting defaulters.
Strict Compliance Required
The memo, addressed to the entire university community, has been circulated to key officials, including the Vice-Chancellor, Deans, Directors, and Heads of Departments. The Public Relations Officer (PRO) has also been instructed to circulate the information widely, including on notice boards.
Conclusion
AE-FUNAI’s latest directive aims to protect students from financial exploitation and reinforce its No Cash Collection policy. The university management is committed to ensuring transparency and fairness in all financial dealings within the institution. Students and staff are urged to comply strictly with this directive to maintain order and uphold the institution’s integrity.
For further details, students should refer to official university notices or contact their respective faculty offices.