2026 POST-UTME EXAM: One of the most painful things is passing JAMB but still missing admission because of Post-UTME. Don’t let poor preparation cost you your admission this year. Join the ALLSCHOOL POST-UTME Online Lesson and prepare the right way to beat your school’s departmental cut-off mark!
ENROLL NOW

Sharp Sharp: Gain DIRECT ENTRY Admission into any Nigerian University to STUDY ANY COURSE of your choice. NO JAMB | LOW FEES. Registration is in Progress. Interested? WhatsApp / Call: 0706 664 6818 or CLICK HERE

Gain Sure Admission into Mass Com, Computer Sci & Business Admin via Master Builder Institute. Cut-Off Mark: 100.
APPLY NOW

ATBU Notice to Students on Mandatory Drug Integrity Test

By • December 15, 2025 • ATBU News

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, ATBU notice to students on mandatory drug integrity test.

In a decisive move aligning with a Federal Government directive, the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU), Bauchi, has announced the compulsory introduction of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Drug Integrity Test for its student body.

The announcement, conveyed in an official memo signed by Haj. Hadeeza Ibrahim Mailafia, Deputy Registrar (Academics), applies to all new and returning students of the university.

ATBU notice to students on mandatory drug integrity test
According to the notice dated 12th December, 2025, students are required to visit the NDLEA’s dedicated online portal at drugandvisa.ndlea.gov.ng to complete the necessary procedures. The digital platform is designed to allow students to register, schedule their drug test appointments at a location and participating laboratory of their choice, and subsequently receive their test notifications and certificates digitally.

The university has made the submission of a soft copy of the drug test result a critical condition for academic registration. The memo clearly states that students must upload the certificate to their university portal “before their registration becomes valid.”

This policy underscores a growing national effort to combat drug abuse within tertiary institutions, mandating students to undergo screening as part of their clearance for the academic session.

All affected students are expected to comply promptly with the new requirement to ensure a smooth registration process for the upcoming academic activities.

Recommended Articles:

  1. Check Out Trending Schools Gist
  2. List Of Schools Whose Post UTME Forms are on Sale
  3. Top 5 Must-Have for Freshers in Any Nigerian Higher Institution
  4. 15 Types of Roommates You Will Find in School
  5. 5 Reasons Most Students Are Not Offered Admission Despite High Post-utme Score
  6. Jamb Alternatives: 5 Best Ways To Gain Admission Into A University Without JAMB
  7. Ten Things Every Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University
  8. 10 Secrets to Making Straight A’s in Varsity of Poly
  9. Mistakes Students should never Make in Tertiary Institutions

ALLSCHOOL TEAM

Stories You Shouldn't Have Missed:

Join Our 500,000+ Community:

Thank you so much for reading. We will appreciate it if you share this with your loved ones.

Scroll to Top