NSUK Vice-Chancellor Commends 400-Level Geology Student on Launch of Entrepreneurship Book

The Vice-Chancellor of Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman, has commended a 400-level Geology student, Miss Chisom John Perpetual, for launching a book aimed at promoting student entrepreneurship and financial literacy.

NSUK Vice-Chancellor Commends 400-Level Geology Student on Launch of Entrepreneurship Book

The Vice-Chancellor of Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman, has commended a 400-level Geology student, Miss Chisom John Perpetual, for launching a book aimed at promoting student entrepreneurship and financial literacy.

The book, titled “Campus Cashflow,” was officially launched on Friday, October 16, 2026, at the UniPod Hall of the university.

The Vice-Chancellor, represented by the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Professor Makwin Danladi Makut, praised the student for her creativity and resourcefulness, describing her achievement as an inspiration to the university community.

Speaking on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Makut said the publication provides practical guidance on balancing entrepreneurial activities with academic responsibilities while equipping students with essential financial management skills.

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In her presentation, Perpetual, who is also a UniPod Mine-Tech Champion, described “Campus Cashflow” as a practical guide to student entrepreneurship, money management and building sustainable businesses while in school.

She explained that the book was designed to help students navigate the challenges of running businesses without compromising their academic performance.

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According to her, the publication also outlines practical strategies for earning, managing and deploying money purposefully while preparing student entrepreneurs to expand their businesses beyond the university environment.

A major highlight of the event was an interactive panel session that examined student entrepreneurship, financial literacy and the importance of maintaining a healthy balance between business activities and academic responsibilities.

Participants shared practical insights on the subject, reinforcing the relevance of the book to students seeking to develop entrepreneurial skills while pursuing their education.

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The event attracted several members of the university community, including the Deputy Director of UniPod, Dr. Vincent Paul; Mahmud Modibbo; and Dr. Salim Mohammed Ogaji, who represented the book reviewer, Dr. Ahmed Abdullahi Ibrahim.

Other attendees included the author's mother, Mrs. Promise John; Mr. Israel Agene, representing The Hebron House; Comrade Ali Mailafiya, President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS); as well as other distinguished guests and undergraduate students.

The book launch brought together academics, family members and well-wishers to celebrate Perpetual's achievement and encourage her continued pursuit of academic and entrepreneurial excellence.

The event concluded with a group photograph as attendees congratulated the author and offered prayers for greater accomplishments in her future endeavours.