COEA Provost Dr. Jonathan Thani Urges Students to Shun Planned Hunger Protest
Dr. Jonathan Thani urges students of Nasarawa State College of Education to focus on their studies and avoid the planned nationwide protest against bad governance.
Mary Nwaeze 
Dr. Jonathan Thani, the Provost of the Nasarawa State College of Education (COE), Akwanga, has urged students to refrain from participating in the upcoming 10-day nationwide protest against bad governance, set to begin on Thursday, August 1st.
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In a meeting held on Monday with the officials of the institution's Students Union Government (SUG), Thani emphasized that the protest, dubbed #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria, is a distraction from their academic pursuits. He assured the students of his administration's commitment to creating a conducive environment for learning and encouraged them to remain law-abiding and focused on their studies.
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Thani's appeal comes as the country prepares for a wave of protests aimed at addressing pressing governance issues. He reiterated the importance of prioritizing education and personal development over political distractions.
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As the date of the protest approaches, the Provost's message highlights the college's commitment to maintaining a peaceful academic atmosphere while urging students to channel their energies toward their studies.
