IMAP Management Urges NASSA to Make Proper Use of Donated Vehicle
IMAP's management has urged the leadership of NASSA to use the vehicle donated by Sen. Ahmed Aliyu Wadada responsibly for its intended purpose.
Mary Nwaeze 
The management of Isa Mustapha Agwai I Polytechnic (IMAP), Lafia, has urged the leadership of the Nasarawa State Students Association (NASSA) at the institution to ensure that the vehicle donated to them by Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada is used efficiently and for the intended purposes. This call was made during the official handover of the vehicle’s keys, which took place at the Polytechnic on 9th October 2024.
Deputy Rector for Administration, Ahmad Jubrin Ibrahim, received the car keys on behalf of the Acting Rector, Dr. Nurudeen Muazu Maifata, and emphasized the importance of maintaining the vehicle properly. He also encouraged NASSA's leadership to use the vehicle in ways that would benefit the student community and contribute to the association's activities.
Mr. Ibrahim expressed confidence in the student leadership's ability to manage the resource responsibly and meet the expectations placed upon them.
The car presentation ceremony was attended by key figures from the Polytechnic’s administration, including the Dean of Students Affairs, Shammah Kpanja; Deputy Dean, Ahmed Usman Egye; Students Affairs Officer, Muhammad Usman; and the President of the Students Union Government, Jacob Mutuwa, among others.
