NSUK Part-Time Students Donate Sanitation and Academic Materials to Support University Development
The leadership of the Part-Time Students’ Representative Council (P’TSRC) of Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), has donated sanitation, academic and administrative materials to the university as part of its contribution to institutional development.
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The leadership of the Part-Time Students’ Representative Council (P’TSRC) of Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), has donated sanitation, academic and administrative materials to the university as part of its contribution to institutional development.
The materials were presented to the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman, during a courtesy visit to her office. The visit provided an opportunity for the Council to reaffirm its commitment to promoting environmental sanitation, supporting academic activities and strengthening its relationship with the university administration.
The donated items included:
- Industrial waste bins.
- Mopping sticks.
- Mopping buckets.
- Liquid cleaning agents.
- Lecture attendance sheets.
- Whiteboard markers.
- Whiteboard dusters.
The Council also presented an Award of Appreciation to the Vice-Chancellor in recognition of her leadership and commitment to the advancement of the university and the welfare of its students.
In her response, Professor Liman expressed appreciation to the P’TSRC leadership for the gesture and its contribution to the development of the institution. She commended the Council for its initiative and encouraged it to sustain and expand its support for programmes that promote a conducive learning environment and improve the overall university experience.
The Vice-Chancellor further assured the part-time students of her continued support, stressing the importance of cooperation between student leadership and the university administration in achieving institutional goals.
Speaking during the visit, the Executive President of the P’TSRC, Comrade Muhammad Auwal Ubaidu, reaffirmed the Council’s commitment to supporting the university's development, promoting student welfare and contributing to the maintenance of a clean and conducive campus environment.
The gesture highlights the Council’s commitment to responsible student representation, environmental sanitation and constructive engagement with the university management.
