ABSU Student Union Government Restores Hostel Water Supply Ahead of 2023-2024 Session
Abia State University's Student Union Government through the office of the Director of Welfare, has restored water supply to hostels ahead of the new academic session (2023-2024).
Mary Nwaeze 
In a significant move, the Abia State University (ABSU) Student Union Government's Director of Welfare, Comr. Onuoha Felix, has successfully facilitated the restoration of a consistent and safe water supply to the school's hostel areas. This important step comes just in time for the commencement of the new academic session, providing much-needed relief to students returning to campus.
Following the end of the 2022/2023 academic year, many of the university's welfare facilities, including the water supply, were put on hold during the break. This left students with concerns about basic amenities upon their return to campus. However, the Student Union's quick action has ensured that these facilities are fully operational ahead of the start of classes.
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With the restoration of water supply, students can now focus on their studies without worrying about accessing clean water. The Student Union's effective response to the issue demonstrates a commitment to student welfare and a proactive approach to addressing campus concerns.
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The reopening of the university and the resumption of regular academic activities mark the beginning of a new chapter for ABSU students. The Student Union Government, led by Okezie Almond Kezirim, has assured students that all necessary arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth transition into the new academic session.
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Students are encouraged to return to campus, confident in the knowledge that the Student Union is working diligently to create a comfortable and supportive environment. With the water supply issue resolved, the focus can now shift to academic success and the overall university experience.
For more information or any concerns, students can contact the Student Union's Public Relations Officer, Comr. Ohanusi Victor, at 09081490958. The Student Union's commitment to enhancing the student experience is clear, setting a positive tone for the upcoming academic year.
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