Delay in Results and NYSC Mobilization Leaves KADUNA State University Graduates in Limbo
Graduates from KADUNA State University’s class of 2018, particularly Daniel Ashiru, a Biochemistry graduate, are voicing their frustration over the prolonged delay in the release of their academic results and subsequent mobilization for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The lack of response from the university’s management has only intensified their concerns, leading to a sense of sluggishness in addressing their grievances.
Daniel Ashiru, representing his peers, highlighted the challenges they face due to this delay. “We are eager to contribute to the nation through NYSC, but the delay is holding us back. It’s disheartening to see our juniors from other universities move forward while we remain stagnant,” Ashiru stated.
The situation reflects broader issues within the educational system, where administrative inefficiencies can significantly impact students’ career trajectories. Despite the students’ appeals and peaceful protests, there has been no tangible response or action from the university management to expedite the process.
The delay not only affects individual graduates’ plans but also raises questions about the institution’s commitment to timely and efficient processes. With no clear timeline for resolution, graduates like Ashiru are left in a state of uncertainty, unsure of when they will be able to begin their post-graduation endeavors.
As the impasse continues, stakeholders are urging the university management to prioritize resolving these issues and ensure that graduates receive the support and opportunities they deserve. The call for transparency and accountability in handling academic matters resonates strongly among the affected graduates, who remain hopeful for a swift and positive resolution to their predicament.
