OSPOLY Bars Students With Outstanding Fees From Examination Halls

Copy of the Memorandum.

By Kosihat Adeniran

The management of Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree, has directed that students with outstanding tuition fees be denied access to examination halls for the ongoing second-semester examinations.

The directive takes effect from Thursday, September 24, 2026, according to an internal memorandum issued by the institution’s Registrar, Prince Abiodun Oloyede, on Wednesday.

The memo stated that students who have not completed payment of their tuition fees for the session must present evidence of full payment before they can be allowed into any examination hall.

The management also directed hall invigilators and supervisors to ensure strict compliance with the directive.

It further warned that students who default in the payment of their tuition fees will be required to pay a ₦30,000 late-payment penalty, in line with the institution’s policy.

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