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The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Jos, Professor Ishaya Tanko, visited the Department of Mass Communication to commission its newly constructed studio and library. The event, held at the Faculty of Social Sciences, saw the presence of   dignitaries from government parastatals, lecturers, senior lecturers, Heads of Departments, and the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, among others. Senior lecturers of the Department of  Mass Communication Professor Ishaya Tanko, who received several awards, expressed gratitude to the department for the respect accorded to him. He also acknowledged the presence of the Minister for Sports and praised the current administration for its unwavering support to the university. Award presentation The Commissioner for Youth and Sports, representing Governor Caleb Mutfwang Plateau State, pledged a donation of 500,000 Naira to the department. In his speech, Professor Godfrey Danaan, H.O.D of the Mass Communication Department, emphasized the importance of eleva

  Photo speaks How it started?       Match about to start 300 level Players hitting hard 300 level Supporters cheers players  400 level Supporters viweing  400 level Player knocked down during match  How it Ended?  300 levels players celebrates win 300 level Supporters in a  victory chant The joy of winning The match ended in favor of the 300 level Students of Mass Communication.

 Dental students in the university of Jos have also joined in on the protest at the university  gates. While the original protest was aimed at raising awareness about inadequate medical facilities and social amenities in the institution, the dental students also saw this as an oppurtunity to voice their concerns about the non-accreditation of their department. Chanting slogans and holding up signs, the students expressed their frustration and called for urgent action from the university administration to address these issues.

students of the University of Jos have locked down all entrances to the school, preventing access to and from the premises.  The protest, which began early Monday morning, was sparked by the death of two students who reportedly died due to lack of adequate facilities in the school clinic, as well as other challenges such as poor hostel conditions, filled soakaways, and lack of water and electrical stability. Speaking with one of the of protesters who plead anonymity, he said “ why will students pay for all these facilities and yet they are not provided"  One of the student who addressed protesters said the gate will remain locked until their needs are taken into consideration.

  Two students of the Nasarawa State University Keffi lost their lives, while others were injured in a stampede at the school's convocation square. The tragic incident occurred today, as students attempted to illegally obtain food items at the distribution site.  According to a 400-level student who requested anonymity, the incident was caused by a rush to get access to the bags of rice, which had not yet been distributed. “They haven't started sharing the palliative, the governor was yet to come,  Students on their own went to force down the gate while some jumped over the fence to collect the rice themselves due to this there was commotion and some students were pushed down resulting to injury and sadly death" He added that this palliative distribution was successful in other Tertiary institutions the governor had visited but theirs at NSUK turned out differently. According to a circular released by the school security task force, which was signed by Sen. Bawa lucky, it

Fulafia V.C,  welcomes Governor of Nasarawa state. Students at tertiary institutions in Nasarawa state received a welcome boost today, as Governor A.A Sule paid a visit to several institutions in the state, including the Federal University of Lafia, and distributed bags of rice as well as a cash gift.  Govornor A.A sule at the federal university lafia. Samson Ibrahim, a 300-level student of the Federal University of Lafia, expressed his gratitude to the governor for the timely assistance, which he said would be a big help to students.   According to him the governor has done what most Governors would not  do and he is proud of him. Students of federal university lafia seated with their palliatives  Governor Sule's visit is part of his efforts to support students in the state, this include indigenes and non- indigenes. Students from the school of Nursing also received palliative. Governor A.A Sule issuing palliative to students