Benue State University Writers League Partners with SUG to Revive Campus Literary Culture
The Writers' League of Benue State University held a meeting with the Students’ Union President, Comrade Oyi Samuel Alechenu, to discuss strategies for revitalizing the League and promoting writing among students.
Mary Nwaeze 
The Writers' League at Benue State University (BSU), led by Mr. Dzungwe Johnmark, has taken a significant step toward revitalizing the literary culture on campus by seeking collaboration with the Students' Union Government (SUG). During a recent meeting with the SUG President, Comrade Oyi Samuel Alechenu, discussions centered on ways to strengthen the League, which has produced notable writers both locally and internationally.
Comrade Alechenu, accompanied by his Chief of Staff and ally, Comrade Ogah Samuel Mc Prime, warmly welcomed the initiative. He shared his personal connection to the League, revealing that he was a former member and an award-winning writer.
Key Resolutions Reached:
- The collaboration between the Students' Union and the Writers' League will help amplify the League’s visibility across the University’s departments.
- Plans to organize essay competitions, with the Writers' League playing a pivotal role, will raise awareness about the League and promote writing culture on campus.
Comrade Alechenu emphasized the importance of fostering a writing tradition among students, reflecting on how writing had positively shaped his own journey.
The League expressed gratitude to the SUG President for his commitment to advancing its goals, adding a heartfelt call to action: "Let’s drop all swords and pick up the pen; though small, it holds the power to take us far."
This collaboration signals a promising future for nurturing and celebrating the literary talents of Benue State University students.
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