Tag: KADUNA POLYTECHNIC

NAPS decries poor infrastructures, neglect of Kaduna Polytechnic students

Aminu Imam

The leadership of the National Association of Polytechnic Students, (NAPS), has bemoaned the deplorable state of infrastructures and the neglect of students in Kaduna Polytechnic.  The Vice-President, External Affairs of NAPS, Lawal Muhammed, made this call during a press briefing at the weekend, with the theme: ‘State of Nigeria Polytechnic hostel facilities, Kaduna Polytechnic as a case study’, in Abuja. This was as the association also urged the federal government, including other relevant authorities, to wade into the issue to ensure that all basic amenities due to the students are…

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Kaduna Poly Alumni association cries against selling of institution’s staff quarters

Aminu Imam

The National Secretary, Kaduna Polytechnic Alumni Association, Aminu Haruna Maipompo, has appealed to the federal government to shelve the plan of selling some of the staff quarters of the institution. The National Secretary of the Association, who is also the National Organizing Secretary of the Northern Youth Council of Nigeria, (NYCN), observed that selling the quarters would affect the reputation of the school. “Kaduna Polytechnic’s name and reputation are not just in the number of students and staff it has, but also in the number of assets particularly staff quarters…

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BANDITS THREAT; KADPOLY RELOCATES STUDENTS FROM BYPASS CAMPUS

Abdul-Azeez Ahmed Kadir

The management of Kaduna Polytechnic have reschedule examinations and relocated students from is Sabon Tasha bypass Campus in Chikun Local Government Area to Tudun Wada main campus in Kaduna South Local Government Area following alleged bandits threat to attack the host community. Sources said the bandits have written to the host community of the institution, threatening to attack and kidnap more people. As precautionary measure, Kaduna Polytechnic management decided to close the campus there for any academic activities to forestall anything untoward. A lecturer in the school who spoke on…

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