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Students, staff, and family members gathered at UNN’s Princess Alexandria Auditorium in a deeply emotional farewell as the late former Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Charles Igwe, was laid in state. The solemn event drew tributes celebrating his decades of service, academic excellence, and impactful leadership, as the university community honored a man whose legacy will continue to shape generations. Myschoolnews Report.
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) community was filled with emotion and solemn reflection as the remains of former Vice-Chancellor, Professor Charles Igwe, were brought to the Princess Alexandria Auditorium for a final farewell.

Students, staff, family members, and well-wishers gathered in large numbers to pay their last respects to the late professor, whose legacy continues to resonate across the university and beyond. The atmosphere at the auditorium was marked by quiet grief, heartfelt tributes, and deep appreciation for a man who dedicated decades of his life to academia and institutional growth.
Professor Igwe, who served as Vice-Chancellor from 2019 to 2024, was widely respected for his contributions to soil science, particularly in the area of tropical soil stability, as well as for his leadership within the university system. Many who spoke at the event described him as a committed scholar, a disciplined administrator, and a mentor to countless students and young academics.

As his casket was laid in state, members of the university community filed past in an orderly procession, each taking a moment to honor his memory. Students were seen reflecting on his impact, recalling reforms and initiatives implemented during his tenure that shaped their academic experience.

Family members, visibly moved, expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and the recognition of Professor Igwe’s life and work. Colleagues and university officials also paid tribute, highlighting his years of service, beginning from his early days as a soil survey assistant to his rise as the institution’s 15th Vice-Chancellor.
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The farewell ceremony at the Princess Alexandria Auditorium served not only as a moment of mourning but also as a celebration of a life devoted to education, research, and national development. Professor Igwe’s legacy remains firmly rooted in the history of UNN, and his contributions will not be forgotten.

As the university community continues to grieve, many have expressed hope that his values of excellence, dedication, and service will continue to guide future generations.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-honours-late-former-vc-prof-charles-igwe

The father of Christiana Idowu, a promising 18-year-old student brutally murdered by her friend in 2024, is calling on Nigerians and the authorities to demand justice. Nearly a year after her death, he says he’s received no updates on the case, despite the suspect’s confession and arrest. In a viral trending VIDEO spotted by myschoolnews.

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Nearly one year after the chilling murder of 18-year-old Christiana Idowu, a 300-level student of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), her grieving father is still seeking justice. In a heartbreaking video that surfaced recently, Mr. Idowu revealed that he remains in the dark about the legal proceedings against her killer 23-year-old Ayomide Adeleye, a philosophy student of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), who confessed to the crime.

Christiana was lured, strangled, and buried in a shallow grave in Ikorodu after Ayomide deceived her under the pretense of helping fix her phone. He later demanded ransom from her mother, using the money for personal expenses. Despite his arrest and confession, Mr. Idowu says the silence from authorities is deafening.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/one-year-later-no-justice-father-of-murdered-funaab-student-cries-out

Breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated field, Sarah Ezenwaebube has emerged as the Best Graduating Female Student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). With a stellar First Class Honours, she not only exemplifies academic brilliance but also inspires a new generation of young women to dream big and thrive in engineering.

Sarah Ezenwaebube, who emerged as the Best Graduating Female Student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering with First Class Honours at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

She graduated with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.57 out of 5.00 during the 2025 academic session.


Sarah received the HOD’s Award for Excellent Academic Performance and clinched 1st Place in the APWEN Maiden Poster and Lightning Competition (2024).



She was also a recipient of the Julius Berger Nigeria Scholarship for Outstanding Female Students.

Please, join me in celebrating this trailblazer!
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/sarah-ezenwaebube-unn-best-graduating-female-mechanical-engineering-first-class-honours

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has officially banned all social and entertainment activities on campus extending beyond 6:00 p.m., following the tragic death of Enugu-based auto dealer, Michael Nweze, popularly known as PowerAutos.



The decision, announced in a statement by the university management on Monday, comes in response to the violent clash that erupted during a student-hosted bonfire event, which led to Nweze being fatally stabbed.

According to earlier reports by Myschoolnews, the tragedy unfolded on Friday, September 12, near the Archaeology Department, opposite the UBA Hall of Fame, during a Faculty of Arts bonfire.



Eyewitnesses said Nweze had attended the event with friends when his Mercedes-Benz GLK allegedly scratched another vehicle while he tried to drive out. Although campus security initially intervened and defused tensions, the situation escalated after Nweze left the venue.

As he and his companions were heading out through the Odenigwe Gate, they were ambushed by a group of armed assailants in three vehicles. While his friends fled, Nweze confronted the attackers and was stabbed fatally in the neck. He died on the spot.

Security officials quickly intercepted the suspects at the gate. Four individuals including one UNN student are currently in custody. Unconfirmed reports suggest the attack may be linked to a cult-related dispute, but police have yet to issue an official statement. The case has since been transferred to the Enugu State Criminal Investigation Department (CID) under the directive of the Commissioner of Police.



In its Monday announcement made available to Myschoolnews, the university emphasized that the safety of its students and the need to maintain peace on campus remain its top priority.

“Effective immediately, no social or entertainment event will be permitted to continue past 6:00 p.m., whether within or around the school premises,” the statement read.

The restriction has drawn divided reactions among students and stakeholders. While some commend the administration’s quick response, others fear the decision may negatively impact campus life and cultural activities traditionally held in the evenings.

For now, UNN remains under tight security watch as investigations continue and the community mourns the loss of a well-known entrepreneur whose life was cut short in the violence.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-bans-late-night-social-activities-after-tragic-killing-of-enugu-car-dealer
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/tragedy-at-unn-one-dead-four-arrested-after-bonfire-party-violence

A 100-level student of Taraba State University (TSU), Jalingo, was found dead on Friday in her boyfriend’s apartment.

The victim identified as Comfort Jimtop, was a Mass Communication student from Takum Local Government Area of Taraba State.



Her body was reportedly discovered in the afternoon, with empty bottles of alcohol seen beside the bed where she lay indications hint that she might have died after sex romp.



Sources said the incident happened in a compound where 15 tenants, including her boyfriend, lived. All the occupants reportedly abandoned the house immediately after the discovery.



A 100-level student of Taraba State University (TSU), Jalingo, was found dead on Friday in her boyfriend’s apartment.

The victim identified as Comfort Jimtop, was a Mass Communication student from Takum Local Government Area of Taraba State.



Her body was reportedly discovered in the afternoon, with empty bottles of alcohol seen beside the bed where she lay.



Sources said the incident happened in a compound where 15 tenants, including her boyfriend, lived. All the occupants reportedly abandoned the house immediately after the discovery.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/100-level-female-student-found-dead-at-boyfriend-home-after-sex-romp

The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has introduced resit examinations for candidates. This new initiative was announced Today, 6th of January 2025 and will allow students to resit their West African Senior Secondary Examinations, WASSCE, papers as early as January and February 2025.


The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has introduced resit examinations for candidates.



This new initiative will allow students to resit their West African Senior Secondary Examinations, WASSCE, papers as early as January and February 2025.



It is a significant shift from the previous years, where candidates waited for the next private exam cycle.



The Head of Public Affairs at WAEC, John Kapi, confirmed this while speaking on JoyNews’ AM Show in Ghana.



“Students who access their results now and realise they need to resit one or two papers have until 8th January to register online through our website or at WAEC-accredited internet cafés.


“The exams will take place from 24th January to 15th February 2025,” Kapi said.

He added that students whose results have been cancelled are also eligible to sit the WASSCE PC1 exams, provided they have not been banned for some years for malpractice.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/waec-introduces-resit-examinations-for-candidates

Prof. Nuhu Yaqub, former UNIABUJA VC has passed away on Saturday, January 4, 2025, in Abuja at the age of 73, Born on March 3, 1951, in Okene, Kogi State, Professor Yaqub had a distinguished academic career. He served as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja from June 2004 to May 2009, later becoming the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of Sokoto State University from 2012 to 2017.



Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Ododo, has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Prof. Nuhu Yaqub, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja.



In a statement released on Sunday by his Special Adviser on Media, Ismail Isah, the governor described Yaqub’s death as a significant loss to Kogi State and Nigeria.



Yaqub passed away on Saturday, January 4, 2025, in Abuja at the age of 73 following a brief illness. He was laid to rest according to Islamic rites on the same day.



Ododo paid tribute to Yaqub, highlighting his legacy as “one of the influential voices who consistently spoke truth to power and stood against oppression both in and out of public office.”



The governor extended his condolences to the Ohinoyi of Ebira Land, His Royal Majesty Alhaji Ahmed Tijani Muhammed Anaje, the people of Kogi State, and the bereaved family.



“I pray for the peaceful repose of the late Professor Yaqub and for Allah to grant the family the strength to bear this great loss,” he said.



Born on March 3, 1951, in Okene, Kogi State, Professor Yaqub had a distinguished academic career. He served as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja from June 2004 to May 2009, later becoming the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of Sokoto State University from 2012 to 2017.



From 2017 to 2019, he was Dean of the School of Postgraduate Studies at Nile University of Nigeria, Abuja, leaving behind an enduring legacy of leadership and scholarship.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/prof-nuhu-yaqub-former-uniabuja-vc-dies-at-the-age-of-73

The Governing Council of the University of Abuja, under the chairmanship of Air Vice-Marshal Saddiq Ismaila Kaita (Rtd), has approved the appointment of Professor Aisha Sani Maikudi as the 7th Substantive vice-chancellor of the University (UNIABUJA)

The appointment was announced during the 77th Extraordinary Meeting of Council on Tuesday 31st December 2024.


The appointment takes effect from 1st January 2025, and it is for a non renewable tenure of five years.

Maikudi emerged as the best among the 10 shortlisted candidates and interviewed by the Joint Council and Senate Selection Board of the University, in line with the extant regulations governing the process.


Profile of the Substantive Vice-Chancellor

Prior to her appointment as the substantive Vice-Chancellor, Professor Aisha Sani Maikudi served in an acting capacity from 5th July 2024. During this period, she worked closely with the Governing Council to stabilise the University through a challenging crisis, demonstrating exceptional leadership and commitment.

Born on 31st January 1983 in Katsina State, Professor Maikudi is a distinguished scholar and professor of International Law at the University of Abuja.

Her educational journey began at Sacred Heart School, Kaduna, where she obtained her First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC) in 1993. She proceeded to Queens College, Yaba, Lagos, earning her West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in 1999.

Maikudi’s academic excellence took her to the University of Reading, where she earned an LLB in 2004. She further specialised in Public International Law, obtaining an LLM from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2005. After completing her legal education at the Nigerian Law School (2006–2007), she pursued and had a PhD in International Law from the University of Abuja in 2015.

She joined the University of Abuja as a Lecturer II on 4th September 2008, and rose through the ranks to become a professor in 2021.

Prof Maikudi broke barriers as the first female Head of Department in 2013, the first female Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Law in 2018, and the pioneer Director of the University of Abuja International Centre in 2019. She also served as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), where she was instrumental in enhancing academic standards and promoting a culture of excellence at the University.

An innovator in her field, she introduced the ‘United Nations Law’ course at the University of Abuja in 2019, backed by extensive research and numerous publications in academic journals and book chapters. She is also highly experienced in supervising theses and dissertations, contributing to the growth of legal scholarship.

Maikudi has represented her university and country at numerous national and international conferences, workshops, and training sessions across the UK, US, South Africa, Germany, Italy, China, Ghana, and Egypt. She has presented papers at many of these events, further solidifying her global reputation as an academic leader.

The new Vice-Chancellor is an active member of several professional organisations, including the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Nigerian Law Teachers Association (NLTA), International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), and Nigerian Society of International Law.

Her tenure promises a new era of progress and transformation for the University of Abuja.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/prof-aisha-sani-maikudi-appointed-as-the-7th-substantive-vc-of-uniabuja

In a case that has left the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) community in a state of anxiety and confusion, Ugwu Chukwuebuka Nelson, a 500-level Pharmacy student, has been missing since July 2024. Known to his friends as Buka T, Nelson's last known activity was informing his friends that he was heading out to pick up a waybill. He never returned, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

Initial reports suggested that Nelson was detained in connection with the murder of Favour Okenyi, a first-year female student from the Department of Medical Laboratory Science whose body was discovered in a drainage on the UNN campus. This information, provided by an anonymous source, quickly spread, casting a shadow over Nelson's disappearance. However, further investigation by MYSCHOOLNEWS revealed that Nelson is neither in police custody nor held by UNN security, according to anonymous sources from these institutions. This revelation has only deepened the mystery and raised several critical questions.

Could Nelson Have Been Killed?

One of the most alarming possibilities is that Nelson may have met with foul play. The connection to the high-profile murder case of Favour Okenyi suggests that Nelson could have been targeted either as a suspect or as a victim of mistaken identity. The lack of any concrete evidence or leads from the police and university security raises serious concerns about his safety and the effectiveness of the investigation.

Is Nelson Being Detained Secretly?

Another angle to consider is the possibility that Nelson is being detained in connection with the murder case. The anonymous source's claim that he was arrested suggests that there might be more to the story than meets the eye. If he is indeed being held, why is there no official record or acknowledgment from the authorities? This secrecy could indicate a deeper, more complex investigation at play, or it could point to procedural lapses within the security apparatus.

Is the Murder Connection a Diversion?

The narrative linking Nelson to the murder of Favour Okenyi might be a red herring designed to divert attention from his disappearance. This tactic could be employed to cover up other motives or actions that led to his vanishing. The timing and circumstances of his disappearance warrant a thorough examination to uncover any hidden agendas or ulterior motives.

The Role of Anonymous Sources

The reliance on anonymous sources for information about Nelson's status adds another layer of complexity. While these sources provide crucial insights, their anonymity raises questions about the credibility and completeness of the information. Are there other witnesses or individuals with knowledge of Nelson's situation who have yet to come forward? The lack of transparency and accountability in the information provided by these sources complicates the search for the truth.

Porous Security at UNN

Nelson's disappearance has also highlighted significant security concerns at UNN. The fact that a student can go missing without a trace and without any substantial leads from the university's security apparatus points to serious lapses in campus safety. The murder of Favour Okenyi and the subsequent disappearance of Nelson underscore the need for a comprehensive review and overhaul of security measures at the university. Students, faculty, and staff must feel safe and protected within the campus environment.

Impact on the University Community

Nelson's disappearance has undoubtedly had a profound impact on the UNN community. Students, faculty, and staff are left grappling with Confusion and uncertainty. The university administration's response and collaboration with security agencies are critical in addressing these concerns and ensuring the safety of all students. The administration must take proactive steps to reassure the community and prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.

As the investigation continues, it is imperative to ask the necessary questions and seek answers from all possible angles. The truth behind Ugwu Chukwuebuka Nelson's disappearance remains elusive, but the relentless pursuit of justice and transparency is essential in unraveling this enigma. The university community and Nelson's family deserve closure and the assurance that every effort is being made to find him and bring clarity to this troubling situation.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/alleged-arrest-of-unn-pharmacy-student-sparks-concerns-over-decomposing-body-found-in-campus-drainage

A first-year student from the Education English department at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), Chukwuemeka Philomina Ekpereamaka, has been reported abducted. The incident occurred on July 14, 2024, at approximately 12:00 PM near Bello Hostel, located within the university campus.

According to information gathered by Myschoolnews, Ekpereamaka informed her hostel mates that she was going to meet her boyfriend downstairs. However, she was soon discovered to be missing from the campus.

In the early hours of July 15, 2024, the abductors established contact with Ekpereamaka’s roommate, Chioma Ogbonna, using the phone number 08100322454. They demanded a ransom of 5.5 million naira for her release.


In her last WhatsApp voice note to her roommate, Ekpereamaka explained that her boyfriend had set her up. In her words, “It’s like he is owing these people money, and they have decided I will not leave until they get their money. I don’t know how long I will stay here and this environment is very strange; I don’t know anywhere here.”


The Student Union Government (SUG) Director of Information confirmed this to Myschoolnews and stated that they are actively monitoring the situation to determine what exactly transpired. The university community is deeply concerned about Ekpereamaka's safety and is urging authorities to take swift action.

This alarming incident has sent shockwaves through the campus, with students and staff anxiously awaiting updates. The abduction highlights ongoing security concerns and the need for increased vigilance within the university environment.


SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/100-level-unn-student-abducted-after-meeting-boyfriend-kidnappers-demand-55-million-naira-ransom

Ifeoma Eze Esther, a 100 Level student from the Department of Biochemistry UNN has died tragically after being thrown down from 3 story hotel building.

The death of a University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) student at Padelia Hotel has ignited a wave of controversy and concern within the university community. Initial reports suggested a cover-up by the hotel management, but recent investigations have shed light on the events surrounding the student's tragic demise.

The incident, which occurred late last month, involved Ifeoma Eze Esther, a 100 Level student from the Department of Biochemistry, who was reportedly pushed from a building at Padelia Hotel. Earlier social media posts alleged that the hotel's management attempted to conceal the incident, with claims that the Student Union Government (SUG) was also aware but chose to remain silent
To clarify the situation, Myschoolnews reached out to the SUG Director of Information, who provided a detailed account of what transpired. According to the Director, the SUG was not immediately informed when the incident occurred. However, upon learning about it, they visited the hotel to investigate.

"Ifeoma didn’t die at the hotel but at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), where she was rushed immediately after the incident," the Director stated. He emphasized that the police were involved from the outset and had stationed officers at the hotel to apprehend the culprits, who were subsequently arrested and remain in police custody.

When questioned about the possibility of the student being intentionally pushed, the Director admitted he could not confirm this, as he was not present during the incident. He added that the victim's roommate had tried to discourage her from accompanying the individuals involved. MySchoolNews gathered that Ifeoma had given a false name, "Gift," when she checked into the hotel. The hotel manager was also arrested for poor documentation.

The Director refuted claims of a cover-up by the hotel management. "Even the parents of the child were present at UNTH and were aware when the arrests were made," he noted. According to his account, the hotel's management acted promptly by rushing the victim to the hospital immediately after the incident.

In a further twist, one of the culprits returned to the hotel early the next morning to retrieve his car, unaware that police officers were monitoring the premises. This led to their apprehension and subsequent detention.

This tragic event has highlighted the need for improved safety measures for students and the importance of transparent communication from all parties involved. The SUG, while acknowledging its limited jurisdiction over incidents occurring outside the university campus, emphasized their role in advocating for student safety and welfare.

The incident involving Ifeoma is the second student death within a week. Okenyi Fabour Oluchukwu, another 100 Level student, was found dead in a drainage system inside UNN. These back-to-back tragedies have raised many questions and increased calls for enhanced protective measures for students.

As investigations continue, the university community remains in mourning, calling for justice and better safety protocols to prevent such incidents in the future.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/100-level-unn-female-student-dies-tragically-in-hotel-graphic-pics

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Tragedy struck the University campus on Friday evening 5th, July 20224, After an unidentified dead body was found in a drainage system at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), wrapped and Dumped in UNN Campus.

The decomposing body was found around UNN stadium junction / Eni-Njoku Boys Hostel on the busy road leading to behind flat.

The unidentified corpse was discovered by students as they were returning from evening lectures, The University of Nigeria Nsukka security department arrived at the scene, took the body to deposit at the University medical centre morgue and dispersed the large crowd gathered at the scene where the body was dumped.

According to information gathered by Myschoolnews reveal that a female 100 Level student in the department of Medical Laboratory (med lab) has been missing since Tuesday after Chem 171 practicals.

The body discovered in a drainage system within the UNN campus is alleged to be a female 100 Level student in the department of Medical Laboratory (med lab) The body emits a strong smell, indicating that it has been there for some time.

Investigators are probing whether the body was dumped at the scene by unknown individuals or if it had been there unnoticed.

Students who gathered to witness this gory sight captured pictures and videos, which have quickly gone viral on social media platforms.

Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, and more details are expected to emerge soon. Stay tuned for further updates as the investigation unfolds.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/body-of-decomposing-unidentified-female-found-wrapped-and-dumped-in-unn-campus

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A video circulating on Instagram has captured the intense scene at the University of Benin (UNIBEN) main gate, where students have staged a protest over prolonged power outage on campus. The situation escalated as police and other security outfit attempted to restore order, but the students remained steadfast in their demonstration.

The UNIBEN students, fueled by the spirit of Aluta (a term associated with student activism), blocked the Benin-Ore Highway, causing disruptions to traffic flow. Their demands centered around the need for consistent electricity supply within the university premises.

@the_flawless2 (7 minutes ago): “Make them go check wetin we do for Tasued that year. Benin Ore road shutdown… Spirit of Aluta… God bless y’all comrades.”

Another student commented, “Omo, God bless every one of you… The front is strong ?; it gives the back courage to pull back and reinforce. Does force wan use action scare them off before.”


The situation remains tense as both students and police officers stand their ground. UNIBEN authorities are yet to issue an official statement regarding the power outage or the ongoing protest. We will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as they unfold.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/protesting-uniben-students-and-military-clash-after-intense-scene-showing-highway-blockage-video

The Oyo State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) has officially opened its recruitment portal for the 2024 academic year. The recruitment aims to fill 7,500 teaching positions and 3,000 non-teaching positions in secondary schools across the state.


Teaching Staff Positions: Candidates interested in teaching roles must meet the following requirements:

WASSCE/NECO - SSCE with five (5) O’ Level credits in relevant subjects (not more than two sittings).
Nigerian Certificate in Education (NCE) from recognized institutions.
Degree in Education or Basic Degree with HND.
Any other relevant qualifications.
Available Teaching Positions:

English Language Teacher
Mathematics Teacher
Biology Teacher
Chemistry Teacher
Physics Teacher
Economics Teacher
Geography Teacher
Financial Accounting Teacher
Yoruba Language Teacher
French Teacher
History Teacher
IRS/CRS Teacher
Fine Art Teacher
Agricultural Science Teacher
Computer Science Teacher
Basic Science/Technology/Technical Drawing Teacher
Home Economics/Food and Nutrition Teacher
Government Teacher
Social Studies Teacher
Guidance and Counselling Teacher
Physical & Health Education Teacher
Commerce & Business Studies Teacher
Music Teacher
Literature-In-English Teacher
Arabic Studies Teacher

Non-Teaching Staff Positions: OND holders in various fields are eligible to apply for non-teaching roles. The recruitment requirements include:

OND Holders in Humanities/Administration/Public Administration.
OND Holders in Accounting.
OND Holders in either Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
OND Holders in Laboratory Technology.
OND Holders in Library Science and Information Technology.
OND Holders in Data Processing/Computer Science.
Holders of WASSCE/NECO O’ Level in five subjects, including a credit pass in English and Mathematics (valid driver’s license required for motor drivers/driver mechanics).
Holders of WASSCE/NECO O‘ Level in four subjects with a credit pass in either English or Mathematics.
Primary School Leaving Certificate.
Available Non-Teaching Positions:

Assistant Executive Officer (General Duties)
Assistant Executive Officer (Accounts)
Assistant Technician (Electrical)
Data Processing/Confidential Secretary
Motor Driver/Driver Mechanic
Clerical Officer
Clerical Assistant
Messenger
Watchman

Interested applicants can access the recruitment portal via this link: tescom.jobportal.oyostate.gov.ng. Remember that candidates can only apply for either TESCOM or SUBEB positions, not both, to avoid disqualification. Good luck to all applicants!

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/oyo-state-tescom-opens-recruitment-portal-for-teaching-and-non-teaching-staff

The University of Maiduguri recently administered an exam that included an unconventional question: “As a patriotic Nigerian, write the new national anthem in full.” The question, appearing as the second item on the exam sheet, has sparked discussions among students and social media users.

The decision to ask students to compose a new national anthem has raised eyebrows. While some view it as an opportunity to foster patriotism and creativity, others question its practicality and relevance.


The introduction of this exam question has sparked a broader debate. Critics argue that addressing urgent issues like inflation, insecurity, and economic challenges should take precedence over anthem changes. However, proponents emphasize the cultural significance of a new anthem in promoting patriotism and unity.


SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/university-of-maiduguri-asks-students-to-write-new-national-anthem-in-exam

https://myschoolnews.ng/fuoye-400-level-student-arrested-for-allegedly-raping-a-male-student

Oni Olalekan Asiwaju, a 400-level Criminology student, was caught red-handed and arrested for sexually assaulting a fellow male student inside the university hostel. The victim reportedly experienced seizures following the assault.

Asiwaju, who is also a member of the Student Union Government (SUG), has been arrested in connection with the incident. Despite claims from the SUG and the National Association of Ondo Students that Asiwaju is not affiliated with them, skepticism remains. Several students who know him assert that he is indeed a member of these organizations.

The incident has sparked outrage and calls for justice within the university community. Many students and social media users are demanding a thorough investigation and appropriate legal action against Asiwaju.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/fuoye-400-level-student-arrested-for-allegedly-raping-a-male-student

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A disturbing incident has come to light, allegedly involving popular Nigerian prankster and social media influencer, ZFancy, and a University of Lagos (UNILAG) fresher. According to a video posted on Instagram by Gossipmilltv, the UNILAG fresher was allegedly dumped on the roadside, with ZFancy accused of being involved in a ritual case.

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The incident has sparked outrage and garnered widespread attention across social media platforms. Many Nigerians are expressing shock and disbelief at the allegations against ZFancy, known for his entertaining prank videos and comedic content.

According to eyewitnesses, the UNILAG fresher, whose identity remains undisclosed, was found abandoned on the roadside in Lekki, Lagos State. It is alleged that ZFancy was seen driving away from the scene shortly after the incident occurred.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unilag-fresher-allegedly-dumped-on-roadside-as-nigerian-social-media-influencer-zfancy-accused-of-ritual-involvement

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has introduced a strict dress code policy to maintain academic decorum within its campus walls. This follows a lecturer's suspension over alleged sexual misconduct with a married student.

In a proactive move to foster a conducive academic environment, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has introduced a strict dress code policy within its School of General Studies. The initiative, prominently displayed on the "George Marion Johnson Building," aims to curb indecent dressing and promote a respectful atmosphere on campus. This move comes is coming after recent allegations of sexual misconduct involving a lecturer and a married student, and it highlights the university's commitment to fostering a respectful learning environment.
The new dress code guidelines, prominently displayed on the "George Marion Johnson Building," are part of a broader campaign titled "Say No to Indecent Dressing and Dirty Environment." The initiative aims to instill discipline among students and emphasizes UNN's dedication to providing a serious and respectful academic atmosphere.

Key provisions of the dress code include the prohibition of shorts above the knee for both male and female students, restrictions on multiple earrings, nose rings, and anklets, as well as regulations on hairstyles, crop-tops, sleeveless blouses, mini-skirts, torn jeans, and skin-tight dresses.

Accompanying the guidelines is an official statement reinforcing UNN's ethos as a "decent learning environment for decent and serious-minded students." The School of General Studies asserts its commitment to enforcing a zero-tolerance policy towards indecency and environmental defacing.

To ensure compliance, the university has outlined strict enforcement measures, warning defaulters of disciplinary actions. While some students have welcomed the initiative as enhancing academic focus and respectability, others have raised concerns over personal freedom and expression. However, the administration maintains that these rules are crucial for upholding the institution's values and standards.

As enforcement begins immediately, university officials will closely monitor compliance with the dress code policy. UNN's proactive approach sets a precedent for promoting discipline and respect across academic institutions in the region. 
In conclusion, UNN's commitment to maintaining high standards of decency and cleanliness on campus reinforces its position as a premier institution for higher learning. Students and faculty members/officials are advised to refer to official communications from the School of General Studies for further details or visit the administration office for clarification on the dress code policy.
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SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/sex-for-grade-unn-introduces-strict-dress-code-to-maintain-academic-decorum-on-campus

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In a bid to maintain a conducive academic environment, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has introduced a strict dress code policy at its School of General Studies. The new regulations, prominently displayed on the "George Marion Johnson Building," have been implemented to curb indecent dressing and ensure a clean and respectful campus atmosphere.
The large banner posted on the building highlights the dress code guidelines, which are part of a broader campaign titled "Say No to Indecent Dressing and Dirty Environment." The initiative aims to instill discipline and decorum among students, emphasizing the university’s commitment to fostering a serious and respectful learning environment.
Key Dress Code Guidelines:
1. No Shorts: Shorts of any kind that are above the knee are prohibited for both male and female students.
2. No Multiple Earrings or Anklets: Students are not allowed to wear multiple earrings, nose rings, or anklets.
3. Hair Regulations: Dreaded and uncombed hair, as well as colored hair, are banned.
4. No Crop-Tops: Crop-tops and t-shirts exposing the midriff are not permitted.

5. Blouse and Shirt Restrictions: Blouses exposing the navel and sleeveless blouses are forbidden for ladies. Similarly, t-shirts exposing muscles (termed as "macho" shirts) are not allowed for men.
6. No Mini-Skirts or Torn Jeans: Both mini-skirts and torn jeans are banned.
7. No Skin-Tight Dresses: The policy also prohibits the wearing of skin-tight dresses.
Official Statement:
The banner includes a note emphasizing the university’s ethos: "University of Nigeria is a decent learning environment for decent and serious-minded students." It further states that the School of General Studies will enforce zero tolerance for any form of indecency and environmental defacing.
Enforcement Measures:


To ensure compliance, the university has warned that defaulters will face disciplinary actions. This step is aimed at preserving the integrity and decorum of the academic environment, aligning with the institution’s standards.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-introduces-strict-dress-code-to-maintain-academic-decorum-on-campus

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In a disturbing incident that has left students and staff at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) on edge, signs of violence were discovered at the Abuja Building early yesterday morning. A pool of blood and a bullet casing were found at the scene, leading to widespread concern and speculation.

On the morning of May 23, 2024, students heading to class at the Abuja Building encountered a significant amount of blood. Beside the pool of blood lay a bullet casing, indicating a potentially violent altercation. Videos taken by students at the scene show a trail of blood, suggesting that the injured individual may have been moving, possibly in an attempt to escape or seek help.

The exact circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. Some students have speculated that the incident could be related to a cult clash, while others fear that an individual might have been specifically targeted and killed. These unconfirmed reports have heightened anxiety on campus.

As of now, the UNN security and management have not released an official statement regarding the incident. Investigations are reportedly underway to determine the cause of the bloodshed and identify those involved.

The discovery has caused significant alarm among the student body. "It's frightening to come across something like this on our way to class," said one student who wished to remain anonymous. "We need answers and assurances that we are safe."

In response to the incident, students and staff are being advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to campus security immediately. Enhanced security measures are expected to be implemented around the Abuja Building and other key areas on campus.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/videos-evidence-of-violence-discovered-at-unn-abuja-building-bloodshed-and-bullet-casing-found

The Federal Polytechnic Ilaro community is in mourning following the sudden and tragic death of one of its students, Miss Ajayi Abimbola Adejoke, an HND student from the Department of Leisure and Tourism. The circumstances surrounding her demise have sparked controversy and grief among students, faculty, and the wider community.

According to eyewitness accounts, Miss Ajayi Abimbola Adejoke began experiencing severe abdominal pain while attending a practical class. Concerned for her well-being, fellow students rushed her to the school clinic, hoping for immediate medical attention. However, their efforts were met with bureaucratic obstacles.

The attending clinic staff allegedly insisted that Miss Adejoke could not be treated without a valid clinical card. Despite the urgency of the situation, they demanded that the distressed student obtain the necessary paperwork, resulting in a delay of approximately 15 minutes. During this critical time, Miss Adejoke’s condition deteriorated rapidly.

Recognizing the severity of the situation, the clinic staff eventually transferred her to the nearby “Ore Ofe” private hospital. There, she was placed on oxygen support. Tragically, Miss Adejoke passed away while undergoing a medical scan.

“Ilaro Polytechnic lost a student due to poor health facilities and incompetent nurses and doctors,” the student asserted.

In response to the growing outcry and accusations of negligence, the university management released an official press statement. The statement, signed by Sola Abiala, Deputy Registrar of Public Relations, refutes claims of clinic negligence. According to the medical report obtained from the Director of Medical Services, Miss Adejoke was suffering from pregnancy-related complications. The report indicates that she was promptly referred to the private hospital due to the nature of her condition.


The university further clarified that Miss Adejoke’s boyfriend, who accompanied her to the clinic, confirmed her pregnancy. The decision to transfer her to a specialized facility was made to ensure proper care. The institution’s ambulances facilitated her transfer, accompanied by a nurse and her boyfriend.

Despite the official response, students remain deeply disturbed by the incident. An anonymous student, speaking to Myschoolnews, expressed frustration and concern about the clinic’s handling of emergencies. They recounted a similar experience during their ND days when a coursemate faced delays due to administrative requirements.

“It’s disheartening,” the student said. “People attending to students in the school clinic are too heartless and wicked. Someone in pain, and they insist on a card before attending to her. We should try to avoid being the reason for such tragedies.”

The tragedy of Miss Ajayi Abimbola Adejoke’s passing underscores the need for improved emergency protocols and compassionate care within educational institutions. As the community mourns, questions about the clinic’s responsiveness and policies remain unanswered.

The Federal Polytechnic Ilaro community extends its condolences to Miss Adejoke’s family, friends, and classmates. May her soul rest in peace.

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The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has taken decisive action following the emergence of a disturbing video allegedly showing one of its lecturers engaging in misconduct towards a female student. The lecturer in question, Mr. Mfonobong Udoudom, purportedly appeared in the viral footage wearing only a pair of boxers. Identified as a faculty member within the General Studies division of the university, Mr. Udoudom has been suspended indefinitely pending a thorough investigation into the incident.

In an official statement released on Tuesday and signed by Acting Public Relations Officer, Chief Okwun Omeaku, the university clarified that Mr. Udoudom is not a professor and emphasized its zero-tolerance policy towards sexual misconduct involving staff and students. The suspension, effective immediately, aims to facilitate a comprehensive inquiry by a disciplinary panel convened by the university.

“As a university, we are committed to protecting our students from any form of abuse and exploitation," the statement affirmed. "The University Management will not hesitate to punish Mr. Mfonobong David Udoudom, according to our rules, if he is found guilty by our disciplinary panel.”

Furthermore, the University of Nigeria underscored its dedication to upholding ethical standards and safeguarding the welfare of its academic community. The institution pledged to conduct a thorough investigation, with appropriate sanctions to be imposed should Mr. Udoudom be found culpable.

The emergence of the viral video has sparked widespread concern and condemnation, prompting assurances from university authorities of a swift and transparent response. The University of Nigeria reiterated its commitment to maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment for all its students, emphasizing the importance of accountability and adherence to established guidelines.

The university's resolve to address the matter comprehensively was echoed by voices within the institution, as evidenced by comments captured in the viral footage. The university affirmed its readiness to uphold the principles of justice and fairness throughout the investigative process, ensuring that all parties involved receive due consideration and that appropriate measures are taken to uphold the integrity of the academic community.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-suspends-mr-mfonobong-udoudom-indefinitely-amid-sex-scandal-launches-probe

In a shocking revelation, the serene campus of the University of Nigeria Nsukka was rattled today as a male lecturer, identified as Professor Mfonobong David Udoudom from the General Studies department, was apprehended in an attempted sexual encounter with a married female student. The incident, which unfolded in the early hours of April 22, 2024, has sent shockwaves across the institution and beyond.


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The lecturer, who teaches GSP 208 (Nigerian People and Culture), was reportedly caught red-handed in his office by authorities who intervened just in time. According to sources, including the brother-in-law of the victim, the lecturer had demanded sex in exchange for good grades. The student declined, leading to the lecturer's threats that others might not pass his course if she did not comply. The victim tried to appease the lecturer with money, but he refused, escalating the pressure on her.

It was reported that this is not the first time Professor Udoudom has attempted such acts, with many of his previous victims coming from the Food Science and Technology (FST) department. To expose the lecturer, a trap was set by the student's husband in collaboration with university security and the Dean of Student Affairs. The plan worked, and evidence was gathered, leading to the lecturer's apprehension.

University authorities were quick to respond, capturing video footage of the scene and collecting evidence. Eyewitnesses, who preferred to remain unnamed, emphasized the thoroughness of the investigation, stating, "We have been following the case from the very start. We have all the tracts, voice notes, and everything. We have been following it." The lecturer was taken to the Dean's office for further interrogation, where he was seen in tears as he faced the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Edwin Omeje.

The incident transpired at the GS building within the University of Nigeria Nsukka, marking a dark chapter in the institution's history.

As investigations continue into this scandalous affair, the University of Nigeria Nsukka is grappling with the fallout of alleged misconduct by one of its faculty members. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining ethical standards within academic institutions and underscores the need for swift and decisive action in addressing such matters.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-lecturer-prof-mfonobong-david-udoudom-caught-in-sex-scandal-with-married-student

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Professor Ishaq Oloyede expressed his opinion on the long-standing debate regarding the first university to be established in Nigeria. During his speech at the Valedictory lecture of Professor Benjamin Ozumba, he brought up the issue and stated that there is no historical dispute that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) was the first university in Nigeria.

Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, expressed his opinion on the long-standing debate regarding the first university to be established in Nigeria. During his speech at the Valedictory lecture of Professor Benjamin Ozumba, he brought up the issue and stated that there is no historical dispute that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) was the first university in Nigeria.

The Registrar clarified that the University of Ibadan was not established before UNN, as it was only a University College at the time. "When someone say this is the first university in Nigeria, nobody in history can dispute it because it was the first university. University of Ibadan was not established before UNN, what we had was University college. You cannot write about the history of universities in West Africa without talking about UNN", he asserted.

Expanding his discourse, Professor Oloyede extended scrutiny to the rivalry between the University of Ibadan and the University of Ghana, both vying for the title of West Africa's premier university. He debunked their assertions, labeling them as "mere colleges" upon establishment. Highlighting a pivotal distinction, he elucidated that graduates from these institutions were categorized as external candidates, signifying their affiliation with the University of London rather than with their purported alma maters.

Further, Professor Oloyede's statement aimed to educate and provide clarity on the issue, rather than to patronize UNN. He emphasized that UNN was the first full-fledged university in Nigeria, and this fact cannot be disputed historically.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/jamb-registrar-prof-ishaq-oloyede-take-on-which-is-the-first-university-in-nigeria

In a candid interview with MySchoolNews TV, the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Ishaq Oloyede, delivered a powerful message to students: “JAMB must be your enemy.” His remarks came during the valedictory lecture of the 14th Vice Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Professor Benjamin Ozumba.


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Professor Oloyede’s statement challenges conventional wisdom. Rather than viewing JAMB as an ally, he emphasized that considering it an adversary could lead to better outcomes. “If JAMB is your friend,” he asserted, “then you are not doing what you are supposed to do.” According to him, treating JAMB as an opponent fosters a sense of urgency and commitment, ultimately driving students to perform at their best.

In a recent development, JAMB has demonstrated its commitment to maintaining rigorous standards. During the Direct Entry registration exercise, the board uncovered 1665 fake A-level results. This revelation underscores JAMB’s vigilance in ensuring the integrity of the examination process. As students gear up for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) scheduled from April 19th to April 29th, the stakes are high, and all hands must be on deck.

With the UTME just around the corner, students across the nation must intensify their preparations. JAMB’s insistence on being perceived as an adversary serves as a wake-up call. It encourages students to approach their studies with determination, discipline, and a healthy sense of competition. As the examination dates draw near, candidates should heed Professor Oloyede’s advice: make JAMB your enemy, and you’ll emerge stronger and better prepared.

In the coming weeks, examination halls will witness the culmination of months of hard work and dedication. As students sharpen their pencils and review their notes, they carry with them the weight of their aspirations. JAMB, ever watchful, stands as both gatekeeper and guide—a challenge to overcome and a path to success.

Let this be a reminder to all aspiring scholars: embrace the struggle, for it is through adversity that greatness is forged. As the clock ticks down to the UTME, may every student rise to the occasion, armed with knowledge, resilience, and the determination to conquer their academic Everest.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/jamb-must-be-your-enemy-jamb-registrar

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The Chairman, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU University of Nigeria, Nsukka Chapter, Dr Linus Moses Akata has asserted that SSANU is bracing itself for potential repercussions regarding its stance on the strike ultimatum.

He made this known in an interview with MySchoolNews TV in the university environs.

Akata disclosed that the strike came as a response to unmet agreements from 2022 by the government on the stoppage of the renegotiation of the 2019 agreement which was a Collective baining Agreement that took 8 years to reach, the release of end allowances they couldn't release as promised and the reconstitutioning of governing Council.

However, one of the key concerns raised by the striking unions is the unequal treatment of non-teaching staff compared to academic staff. Despite assurances from the current administration, grievances regarding salary areas and essential services' payments remain unresolved as the federal government only paid 4 months areas to the academic staff.


The strike, which commenced with a seven-day warning phase, has already disrupted essential services such as water supply, hostel maintenance, and academic activities. Gerardine, the Hall Governor of a hostel on campus, highlighted the challenges faced by students and staff since the strike began. "There is no water," she lamented, noting that even basic tasks like cleaning and hostel management have been affected.

Furthermore, the strike has forced the postponement of Computer-Based Tests (CBT) exams, affecting students' academic schedules. Gerardine expressed concern over the lack of communication from the administration regarding measures to address the strike's effects on campus services.

The strike's impact extends beyond water and hostel services, affecting electricity supply and security arrangements. While essential services like security have not joined the strike, concerns over fair compensation and working conditions persist among these personnel.



In response to queries about the strike's duration and potential outcomes, the union representative emphasized their determination to press for their demands. They urged solidarity among NASU and SSANU members, emphasizing their resilience and readiness to endure further challenges if necessary.

"He who is down fears no fall. We have being owed already so what is there? So it is just between the deep blue sea and the Devil Himself and the level of compliance will tell you that people are ready, even for the worst. You can cease as many salaries. If we could survive 8 months then they we can survive eternity", Akata affirmed.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/we-are-are-ready-for-the-worst-ssanu-unn-chapter-warns-fg-over-unpaid-salaries

In a recent turn of events, Dr. Blessing Chinweobo, a lecturer in the department of Mass Communication at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), has threatened legal action against Myschoolnews, an online news platform. The dispute stems from a publication made by Myschoolnews based on a Facebook post by Dr. Chinweobo.

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Dr. Chinweobo’s original post on Facebook read as follows:

“In Mass Comm UNN, most classes are almost 400 in number. Yes, the number is large, but we are very organized and have zero tolerance for all forms of academic malpractices. Today is Monday, and our Mondays are usually beautifully blue. Our students, nko? Be the judge.”

A student, reacting to the lecturer’s post, highlighted students who appeared unprepared for an exam based on their expressions. The student’s comment read:

“So I decided to zoom in. That girl’s face, though.”

Dr. Chinweobo, in response to the student’s remark, asked:

“Wetin do their faces? They are on hot seats, na.”

The student replied:

“It’s not just about the hot seats. I guess it’s about empty sheets.”



On Thursday, 21 March 2024, Dr. Blessing Chinweobo, accompanied by armed security personnel, stormed the office of Myschoolnews UNN Branch. Subsequently, a staff member from Myschoolnews was taken into custody. However, the staff was later released on bail after a call from Prof. S.I. Ofoefule, Director, SERVICOM Unit.

Dr. Chinweobo had previously called Myschoolnews, threatening legal action if they did not take down the publication. She emphasized that she disliked the headline attached to the picture and hinted that Myschoolnews has no right to use the pictures of students taking examination which was sourced from her social media page.

However, Dr. Chinweobo failed to acknowledge that taking pictures of students inside an examination hall is against UNN guidelines. Furthermore, she maintained that Myschoolnews is supposed to contact her before using the contents she shared on the public domain.

Myschoolnews, in response, stands by its publications, asserting that the company has the right to use pictures from the lecturer’s public social media page. As of this publication, the dispute remains unresolved, and both parties continue to hold their ground.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as legal proceedings unfold.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-lecturer-dr-blessing-chinweobo-arrests-myschoolnews-staff-and-threatens-legal-action-over-publication

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In the early hours of the morning, the Economic Financial Crime Commission, EFCC operatives raided the University of Nigeria, Nsukka UNN Environs and carted with students.

An eyewitness who pleaded anonymity with MySchoolNews TV revealed that the operation took off at Odenigwe and Hilltop student accommodation areas.

The number of students taken is yet to be disclosed as the officers are still said to be on duty.

On the contrary, there is a current pandemonium among students who believe this was the wrong timing for the raid as the students have just started their second-semester examinations.

As of the time of this report, the reason for their appearance is yet unknown.

Stay updated on MySchoolNews TV for more information as it unfolds..
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/efcc-operatives-arrest-unn-students-in-early-morning-raid

The Taraba State University community is in mourning following the sad demise of one of its bright students, Precious Mbali, whose infectious energy and lively presence left a lasting impact on those who knew her.

According to information gathered by Myschoolnews, Mbali, a 21-year-old 400 level student from the Accounting Department , a student at Taraba State University, passed away passed away after a brief illness recently, leaving behind fond memories and a sense of loss among her peers. Known for her joyful disposition, she was a source of positivity for those around her.

The university expresses its condolences to the grieving family and friends, acknowledging the void created by her departure. The entire Taraba State University community stands united in honoring Precious Mbali's memory and extends heartfelt sympathy to those affected by this tragic loss.
SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/21-year-old-400-level-female-university-student-precious-mbali-samuel-dies