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 Omede Sunday, former Assistant Secretary-General of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), has officially declared his intention to contest for the position of NANS President. This announcement has been met with enthusiasm and anticipation from students, friends, and family who have been eagerly waiting for this moment. Omede's aspiration, tagged "ENERGIZED NANS," symbolizes the collective desire for renewed energy to take NANS back to campus, united in purpose. His leadership philosophy prioritizes inclusivity, collaboration, and a deep understanding of the student struggle. With his experience as a former ASG of NANS National, Omede is well-equipped to drive positive change and advocate for students' rights. In his official declaration, Omede expressed his heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported him on this journey. He invited all stakeholders to join him in spreading the word and working together to energize NANS. With his unwa...

In a momentous occasion for the student community in Kogi, Comrade Ahmad Kabir has secured a resounding victory as the newly elected JCC Chairman. The high-stakes contest for this influential position drew attention from all corners, ultimately culminating in the triumph of a seasoned leader who has previously served as the Student Union Government (SUG) President and held various other pivotal roles. Comrade Ahmad Kabir's journey to the JCC chairmanship reflects a storied history of commitment to student welfare and a passion for driving positive change. His previous tenure as the SUG President was marked by transformative initiatives that significantly impacted the landscape of Federal College Okene. During his tenure as the SUG President, Comrade Ahmad Kabir spearheaded a series of initiatives that brought about substantial improvements to Federal College Okene. His visionary leadership and proactive approach to addressing student concerns turned the college into a h...

  the Association of Nigeria Female Students (ANFS) expresses its deep distress at the shocking abduction of five female students from the Federal University Dutsin-Ma in Katsina state. This horrific incident occurred in the early hours of October 4th, 2023. ANFS is appalled by the increasing frequency of attacks on our educational institutions. In less than a month, two campuses have fallen victim to these criminal activities. A few weeks ago, it was Federal University Gusau in Zamfara state, and now we mourn the heartbreaking abduction in Katsina state. The leadership of ANFS firmly condemns these heinous acts. Historically, academic environments have been sanctuaries of safety and learning. However, these faceless perpetrators have disrupted the peace that students should enjoy on campuses. We have now reached a point where no student, whether male or female, feels safe while pursuing their education. It is impossible to expect students to study and learn...

Kogi State polytechnic lokoja has witnessed a remarkable achievement in the field of engineering under the able leadership of Engr.Dr.Mohammed Adamu,the Dean of the School of Engineering.This prestigious institution is blessed to have a leader like him who demonstrated his tireless effort and Steadfast commitment in advancing student welfare.Engr. Dr. Mohammed Adamu, a distinguished member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (MNSE), has been at the helm of the School of Engineering as its Dean, steering it towards unprecedented success and progress. Under his visionary leadership, the school has witnessed remarkable achievements that have left an indelible mark on both students,Under the leadership of The Rector Dr.Salisu Ogbo Usman FCIA,FABEN.  Championing Student Welfare One of the most notable accomplishments during Engr. Dr. Mohammed Adamu's tenure as Dean has been his unwavering commitment to student welfare. He recognized that students are at the heart of any edu...

Nigeria has again been thrown into darkness after the national grid system, operated by the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) from Osogbo in Osun State collapsed. A check by The Guardian in the early hour of today showed that the grid plummeted to a meagre 273 megawatts of electricity coming from two out of the over 27 electricity generation. This comes barely a week after TCN, rolled out the drum to celebrate a questionable 400 days of grid stability. A number of Distribution Companies confirmed to The Guardian that the grid went down at 00:41 AM, disclosing that most of their feeders are out. As of 4:00 a.m. on Thursday, five generating plants were on the grid. Afam VI had 0.70MW, Dadinkowa was generating 0.00MW, Ibom Power had 32.90MW, Jebba had 240MW and Olorunsogo was on the grid with zero generation. At about 1AM midnight, the total power on the grid was 35MW, indicating that the country experienced a total collapse. The grid went to 193MW at about 3AM before clim...

In the realm of African higher education, students often navigate a complex maze of challenges, from scarce resources to limited access to quality academic support. In today's rapidly evolving educational landscape, university students are no strangers to challenges. From deciphering complex academic concepts to navigating through a maze of assignments, the quest for reliable answers and a sense of community often proves to be a daunting journey.  The heart of the matter lies in the frustrating dearth of reliable answers to students' myriad questions. A plethora of online platforms promises solutions, but discerning quality from noise remains an uphill battle. Moreover, the inherent isolation of university life often leaves students yearning for a sense of belonging and community.  Recognizing these hurdles, Munir Ibrahim and Abubakar Qassim took matters into their own hands, giving birth to a revolutionary solution known as Bookishmate.  At its core, Bookishm...