It was to the amazement and relief of commuters and other road users to see that the Camp-FUNAAB road was being marked out for repairs today. The exercise which was described as beaming a "ray of hope" by a student, witnessed some officials of the SUG and engineering students kitted up measuring and marking out sections of the road for repairs. Motorists and students were seen hailing and thanking the officials working on the road.

On contacting the project manager, Hon. Philip Ukah, the honourable member representing Mechatronics Engineering Department, FUNAAB vanguard gathered that the SUG was working on getting supplies of materials from quarries and other industries to carry out rehabilitation on the road. He said that having notified the school and contacted the Civil Engineering Department, more professional hands and equipments will be released for the project soon. "...FUNAABites can look forward to better days of a good and working transportation system because this is what the Team Rebirth will deliver" he said.

It should be recalled that a lady was reported to have been engaged in a ghastly motor accident which claimed her life some weeks ago due to the ugly condition of the road. The transport system in the school has been deteriorating daily in recent times and is said by many to be the most challenging issue facing the campus community.

The sight of the FUNAABSU General Secretary Comr Awolowo along with the founding director of The Hon Philip Ukah Foundation, Hon Philip Ukah was noted to be intriguing for many who witnessed the exercise which took place between 3pm to about 5pm


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This is what student union and other student association should be doing not Senceless Aluta.

Nice gesture

Nice

So the school cannot repair the road again abi.. wtewww

I am activating my mood for PhD Agribuusiness at FUNAAB.

Fantastic

K, yakub mamood lo sure ju. I dey come back

till then... Practical class

Thank God. but relating to mancot issue, if you see how we struggle enter caster(block industry vehicle) this morning ehnn....

I would love to know what they will do about the shortage in mancot bus... I don tire ooo no be joke!!!!

Welcome development from FUNAABSU. The rehabilitation of the road leading to the campus as been long overdue in which the school authorities as ignored, but only do some patches whenever its convocation period and when dignitaries are coming to the school.

Having said this, the School authority as well as FUNAABSU should also look closely to the transportation issue - the major problem of student living off-campus.

Godbless FUNAAB

Ok

It's really funny no campus based media reported this. Only to come see it on here.
Nairaland should kuku come open a media channel in Funaab

OK

UNAAB messed up. So it has to take SUG to fix that road??

Good one

Spidermon:
UNAAB messed up. So it has to take SUG to fix that road??

I think this is one of the best ways to demonstrate leadership, accountability and social responsibility from a student union body. It shows that they are not lazy and inconsiderate like the bulk of our elders in the society.

In all challenges, I'm proudly a FUNAABITE... Good work from the Student Union... That road is getting really bad.

iamdannyfc:
Thank God. but relating to mancot issue, if you see how we struggle enter caster(block industry vehicle) this morning ehnn....

I would love to know what they will do about the shortage in mancot bus... I don tire ooo no be joke!!!!

The number of working mancot is reducing fast because of the bad road.

mxplosvtoluene:
It's really funny no campus based media reported this. Only to come see it on here.
Nairaland should kuku come open a media channel in Funaab

A campus media can't post it. 'cos we know the truth but they can post it here cos most FUNAABites are not Nairalanders.
FYI,i still boarded Oluwo to School #50 today.

Really? That road was newly constructed before I graduated in 2012.

AyLuxury:
Really? That road was newly constructed before I graduated in 2012.

You seem not to know enough Civil engineering