The second semester examinations have officially commenced at Gombe State College of Health Sciences and Technology, Kaltungo, with students across all departments sitting for the written assessments under strict supervision. In a pre-examination address, the Provost, Dr. Umar Mohammed PhD, urged students to focus on integrity and excellence, warning against any form of examination misconduct such as impersonation, smuggling of notes, or electronic cheating. “My earnest wish is to see you all succeed through legitimate means, as your certificates must reflect true competence and character,” he said, advising students to prepare adequately, avoid peer pressure to cheat, and report any suspicious offers of “special assistance.” The Provost further reiterated that any student caught violating exam rules would face immediate expulsion, in line with the college’s zero-tolerance policy.