Kogi Varsity Alumni Vows to Tackle Cultism

The Alumni of the Kogi State University has vows to  tackle cultism in the institution.

 

In a bid to tackle the menace of cultism, kidnapping and other social vices blighting the Kogi State University (KSU) Anyigba, the alumni association of the school has embarked on the construction of a multi-million naira Guidance and  Counseling/Information and Communication Technology center that will endear positive change for the students.

Last week Friday, no less than 13 persons were killed in nearby Idah, as cult groups clashed in the area.
According to the national president of the univarsity’s alumni, Mr. Obaje Marthias Kelvin, the project when completed will avail the students new opportunities, and complemented by a counseling office which will serve as a  moulding pad for the reformation of the students.
The president disclosed this during the reunion and fund raising dinner held Monday in lokoja, the state capital.

He stated that the alumni has worked relentlessly with the student union body to stem the tide of social pervasiveness among the students, adding that they employed a desk officer to attend to the needs of students.

He further added, in its effort at bringing about positive change among the students’ population, the alumni under his watch renovated the university main gate, presented certificates of merit to nineteen best graduating students and designed a website to boost performance.

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