Uni Jos Management Dissolved SUG Officials


The management of University of Jos headed by the Vice Chanceller Prof. Sabastine Mamiako, yesterday announced the dissolution of the Student Union Government officials of the 2016/2017 academic session, due to non-compliers of the officials to adhere to the federal government circular for undergraduate students in federal universities to pay not more than the sum of forty-five thousand (#45,000) as registration charges.

The recent increased in the school fee from #25,000 to #45,000 has led majority of the students in support of a bold step taken by the S U G officials to see that the students are not exploited in Federal Universities.

See the Memo below as released by the university management and the students reactions;


One of the official on facebook wrote on his walk

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