Benue State University Makurdi Reopens Hostels for 100/500Level and MBBS Students. 26th November, 2019.

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Benue State University Media House.
By Comr. Praise Ligom (Masscom 400level)



Benue State University Makurdi Reopens Hostels for 100/500Level and MBBS Students.
26th November, 2019.

Following the clamouring of the 100/500 level Students in regards to hostels been locked as second semester reopens, Benue State University Dean of Students' gave a go ahead yesterday evening that the BSU hostels be opened with Imidiate effect for the students to pack in.

As earlier announced by the school managment of the cluster resumption, (100/500Level and MBBS 25th November, 2019 and 200-400 level 2nd November, 2019 respectively) 200-400 level Students should note that they are exceptional partaining the notice, as their inclusive measures will take hold S soon as their cluster resumption is due.

Meanwhile 100/500 Level and MBBS Should come along with the following before they will be allowed entrance into the Hostels.
*Admission letter
*ID card
*School fee receipt

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