NSUK SUG Election Results Released Amid Controversy
Allegations of irregularities and violence have further fueled the debate, leaving many students questioning whether the outcome accurately represents their choice.
Binye-lum 
The long-awaited results of the Nasarawa State University (NSUK) Students' Union Government (SUG) election have been announced, revealing a close race between candidates Osome and Barade.
Osome emerged victorious with 2,766 votes, narrowly surpassing Barade, who received 2,035 votes. The results indicate that Osome led in faculties such as Education (593-406), Art (335-84), and Administration (346-192). In contrast, Barade won in Natural and Applied Sciences (722-707) and Agriculture (371-168).
The delay in announcing the results has sparked controversy, raising questions about the integrity of the election. Allegations of irregularities and violence have further fueled the debate, leaving many students questioning whether the outcome accurately represents their choice.
The university community now awaits reactions from the candidates and their supporters. The NSUK SUG election is set to be remembered for its contentious and uncertain nature. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.
