University of Calabar SUG Reassures Students Amid Gate Closure

The University of Calabar (UNICAL) Student Union Government (SUG) has issued a statement addressing the ongoing closure of the university gate, providing reassurance to students amid the current situation.

University of Calabar SUG Reassures Students Amid Gate Closure

The University of Calabar (UNICAL) Student Union Government (SUG) has issued a statement addressing the ongoing closure of the university gate, providing reassurance to students amid the current situation.

 

The gate has been locked as a precautionary measure following a recent protest, a step taken to ensure the safety and security of the university community. The SUG, in a letter signed by SUG President Alims Blessing Iripia and SUG Secretary General Johnson Osaminen Abang, emphasized that efforts are underway to resolve the issue and reopen the gate as quickly as possible.

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“We understand that the closure has caused significant inconvenience,” the letter states. “Our primary concern is your safety, and we are in constant communication with university management and security officials to expedite the reopening process.”

 

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The statement assures students that the SUG is actively working to restore access to the campus, acknowledging the critical importance of maintaining access for academic activities and other essential functions. The SUG leaders expressed gratitude for the students’ patience and understanding during this challenging time.

 

The university administration is committed to addressing the situation promptly and ensuring that normal campus operations resume without further delay.