TSU-WATCH Newspaper Acknowledges Prof. Sunday Paul Bako's Support for ISSN Registration

The Media and Public Affairs Unit, responsible for the TSU-WATCH Newspaper at Taraba State University, Jalingo, extends its deepest appreciation to Prof. Sunday Paul Bako, the esteemed Vice-Chancellor, for his visionary leadership in endorsing and facilitating the acquisition of the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) from the National Library of Nigeria for the TSU-WATCH NEWSPAPER.

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This commendable effort signifies Prof. Bako's unwavering dedication to advancing academic endeavors within the university. The successful ISSN registration not only authenticates the newspaper but also elevates its stature as a credible publication, fostering academic research and contributing significantly to TSUJ's academic landscape. Moreover, the ISSN status allows the newspaper to broaden its scope by accommodating various print media messages, public announcements, and journalistic training for students.

Prof. Bako's continual support underscores the pivotal role such publications play in disseminating knowledge, fostering critical thinking, and promoting an inquisitive culture among students, faculty, and the broader community.

The completion of the registration process not only amplifies the visibility of the TSU-WATCH Newspaper but also reinforces the university's commitment to transparency and public interest. The newspaper's potential to provide diverse publications on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis represents a significant stride in enriching the academic environment and engaging the public sphere.

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Prof. Sunday Paul Bako's dedication to enhancing the academic sphere at Taraba State University is laudable, and his proactive support for empowering the TSU-WATCH NEWSPAPER resonates a commitment to cultivating a robust intellectual community within and beyond the university's confines.

Signed: Editor,

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