NANS Condemns Arson Attack at IMSU Ahead of SUG Elections
NANS condemns the recent arson attack at IMSU's Division of Student Affairs linked to the upcoming SUG elections, urging peace and order among students.
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has issued a stern condemnation following a recent outbreak of violence at Imo State University (IMSU). Reports indicate that the office of the Sub Dean, Division of Student Affairs, was set ablaze amid escalating tensions related to the upcoming Student Union Government (SUG) election.
NANS, through its South East Zone F representative, Comr. Chizzy Achebe, expressed deep disapproval of these disturbing events. The association emphasized the need for all students and relevant stakeholders to prioritize peace and order as the election season unfolds. Such actions, NANS asserts, undermine the democratic process and threaten the safety of the university community.
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In a statement, Comr. Chizzy Achebe reaffirmed NANS' commitment to ensuring that justice prevails and that such acts of violence are swiftly addressed. The association called upon university authorities, law enforcement agencies, and political aspirants to collaborate in restoring calm and fostering a conducive environment for the electoral process.
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The incident at IMSU has sparked widespread concern among students and the public alike, highlighting the critical need for responsible conduct and respect for institutional governance. NANS further urged students across the nation to uphold the values of democracy and engage in constructive dialogue rather than resorting to destructive actions.
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For more updates on this developing story and further statements from NANS, stay tuned to reputable news sources and official NANS communications.
For media inquiries or further information, please contact Comr. Chizzy Achebe, NANS PRO, South East Zone F.