Mr Lomelí apologised to students who studied hard for the cancelled exams.
Mr Shehu warned that no submissions would be accepted after the August 7 deadline.
The vice-chancellor warned the students against cultism and examination malpractice, among other vices.
Mr Alausa said the proposed college is designed to strengthen military healthcare delivery by producing doctors, nurses, pharmacists and allied professionals.
Mr Oloyede handed over to his successor, Prof. Segun Aina, in Abuja on Friday.
The principal of Adedokun International Schools, Ota, Mike Fatukasi, has advised youths to shun cultism, drug abuse, and examination malpractice to actualise their future goals.
ESUT has imposed a N500,000 penalty on any student driving recklessly within and around its premises after completing final examinations.
As of 2024, about 419,000 foreign nationals were working under OPT.
Ms Boriowo said that the programme was aimed at equipping teachers with digital competencies.
Mr Kikwete congratulated Mr Alausa on the progress being recorded in the education sector, describing it as Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening education systems.
