UDUS Students Frustrated by Classroom Closures; Management Explains
Chief Security Officer Col. Abdullahi Gwandu supported this, citing staff shortages and efforts to install CCTV cameras as part of the security measures.
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Students at Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS) are frustrated by the closure of classrooms during the current semester break. Abdulhamid Abdulsomod, a 200-level Biology student, was unable to access a classroom for studying, citing it as a setback.
Final-year Plant Science student Yusuf Abdulbasit also expressed disappointment, noting that he needed the classroom for assignments and research. First-year Pharmacy student Abdulsamad was puzzled by the sudden closure, which deviates from past practices.
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Professor Umar Aliyu, Dean of Student Affairs, explained that the closure is a response to frequent thefts and damage in lecture halls during breaks. Chief Security Officer Col. Abdullahi Gwandu supported this, citing staff shortages and efforts to install CCTV cameras as part of the security measures.
Students are advised to use the school library for academic activities until the classrooms are reopened.
