ATBU Bauchi Issues Warning Against Unauthorized Bed Picking in CBN Hostel

ATBU Bauchi Issues Warning Against Unauthorized Bed Picking in CBN Hostel

ATBU Bauchi Issues Warning Against Unauthorized Bed Picking in CBN Hostel

The Student Affairs Division of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU), Bauchi, has issued an internal memorandum addressed to all students at Gubi Campus concerning the unauthorized picking of beds in CBN Hostel.

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According to the memo from the Dean to all students at Gubi Campus, it has been brought to the Division's attention that some students, predominantly females, have engaged in the unauthorized picking of beds that have not yet been officially received by the University. The beds remain in the custody of the contractor, awaiting official clearance for distribution to students.

In light of this, the memo advises any student involved in this act to promptly return the beds. Failure to comply will result in the mobilization of security personnel to conduct room-by-room searches to recover the beds. Those found in possession of the unauthorized beds will face the full consequences of University laws, risking forfeiture of their right to stay in the hostel.

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Statement from Nuhu Abdullahi Umar, Deputy Registrar/Student Affairs Officer:

"I write with dismay to inform you about this unfortunate incident. We urge all students involved to return the beds immediately for a peaceful resolution. Non-compliance will lead to serious consequences as stipulated by University laws."

ATBU Bauchi emphasizes the importance of adherence to rules and regulations to maintain a conducive and lawful living environment for all students.

For: Dean

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