GAMJI PRESS, UDUS

  CJID Flyer  Biliaminu Manne reports,  In a bid to enhance the knowledge of Campus Journalists and promoting them on evidence-based reporting in tertiary institutions across West Africa, the National Association Of Campus Journalists (NACJ) at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) sets to host the Centre for Journalism And Innovation Development, or CJID, formerly PTCIJ (Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism) for four-day intensive training to the students from 16th October till 19th October 2023 at Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, Main Campus. The training which seeks to promote evidence-based reporting in tertiary institutions across West Africa and is set to be held at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, is the first of its kind across Northwest Nigeria universities.  Since the establishment of the University (UDUS), founded in 1975, is among the second-generation universities in Nigeria located in Northwest Nigeria, this is the first Centre ...

  Photo-Credit: A. J. Rabiu It's near-certain that 2023-2027 will be the warmest five-year period ever recorded on earth. This increases due to emissions from internal combustion engines, deforestation, and the release of other pollutants in the atmosphere. One of the reasons for great worry for all of us is the increasing conventional energy sources while the effect is bouncing back to our environment resulting in a poor quality of life on this planet. These stimulate man to hunt for alternative fuel sources that'll replace the available ones and also mitigate the menace of climate change and global warming. To search for renewable energy sources which can remain available for an infinite period, solve the energy crisis without pollution and help in attaining a sustainable environment is the language dancing on the lips of everybody. The prospective solution to these issues is renewable energy and leveraging Green Hydrogen Technology is the leading promising option. Hydrogen t...

Zamfara Hall (Hostel) Biliaminu Manne reports, Despite the intervention of the Students' Union Caretaker Committee (SU-CTC) of Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS), for installing water taps and repairing electric sockets to improve the welfare state of the residents in Zamfara Hostel. Several students complained about the lack of the project outcome in meeting its demands. A 300-level Law student and resident of Zamfara Hostel, Abdullateef Maryam recognized the new development of the Students' Union as a bittersweet innovation for the inability of the project to meet its purpose. "It's a really good development but I don't think it's serving its purpose," she lamented. The project was provided to ease the scarcity of water for the students in Zamfara block and recall that Gamji Press has reported about the installation of the water tap as 'part of the commitment of the CTC towards providing portable water supply to the students, and the installat...

Danfodiyo Varsity (UDUS) By Biliaminu Manne It is no longer news that many African countries are currently in the trenches of breaking grounds, recording a series of coups for the chronicles of next-generation and historical students to lean on.  Though it is not a novel thing, from 2019 to 2023, Africa has the records of 10 coups with the recent coup at Gabon, if successful. However, not to delve into the happenings of the African continent, the recent African plights reached the recently elected Students' Union of Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, which will raise the record to eleven (11) coups in Africa, though this 11th is not by military, it is by the management of the varsity. Why Suspension It is an irrefutable fact that the Danfodites had been waiting anxiously for a democratic era after the long reign of the Caretaker Committee. Not too long ago, the dream came to reality when the university management released a circular on the code and conduct of the new electioneerin...