SUG Election Chaos at B.U.K: Student Leader Comrade Sadeeq Samba Demands Urgent Action

The Student Union Government (SUG) Election at Bayero University Kano (B.U.K) has taken an unexpected turn, with students expressing frustration and disappointment. Comrade Sadeeq Samba, a prominent student leader, has labeled it as one of the crappiest, least effective, and most awful S.U.G elections in B.U.K's history, raising serious concerns about the online voting process.

Online Voting Woes:

The election, being conducted online for the first time in B.U.K, has encountered severe issues. The election engine malfunctioned, leaving a staggering 85% of students unable to cast their votes. With time running out, the situation has raised alarm bells.

Calls for Immediate Action:

Comrade Sadeeq Samba is demanding swift action from BUKIECO (Bayero University Kano Independent Electoral Commission). He urges them to ensure that every eligible student can cast their vote and that all votes are counted accurately. Additionally, he calls for an overtime extension beyond the standard time set for the election.

Hacking Suspicions:

Concerns about potential hacking have also been raised. Comrade Sadeeq Samba insists on a thorough examination of the election site's security. If hacking is confirmed, he suggests a comprehensive review of both the election process and the engine or, if necessary, postponing the election to the following week.

Expressed Disappointment:

This unexpected turn of events has left students deeply disappointed, and they express their frustration with the hope that the issues will be resolved promptly.

The B.U.K SUG election has faced unprecedented challenges, and students are eagerly awaiting a resolution to ensure their voices are heard.