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Transportation Solution For Students At Nasarawa State University: SUGs Subsidized Shuttle Service

Tambaya Julius by Tambaya Julius
October 5, 2023
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By Tambaya Julius, Abuja

The Nasarawa State University Keffi (NSUK) Student Union Government (SUG) introduces a cost-effective shuttle service to ease students’ transportation needs.

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In a dedicated effort to enhance the transportation options available to our students, both on and off-campus, the Nasarawa State University Keffi Student Union Government (NSUK SUG) is excited to announce the launch of a subsidized shuttle service.

This service is designed to offer convenient and affordable transportation solutions, ensuring seamless commutes for all our students.

This monumental step heralds a new era in student transportation within Nasarawa State University Keffi.

The subsidized shuttle service will follow designated routes, strategically stopping at key locations to ensure maximum convenience for students.

These designated bus stops include:

1. Total Filling Station
2. Emir’s Palace
3. Roundabout
4. G.R.A Junction
5. AYM Shafa
6. E-Library
7. High Court
8. School Gate
9. Lambu Phase 1 & 2
10. N.B.S Junction
11. BCG Junction.

This shuttle service is meticulously planned to cater to the transportation needs of students attending morning, afternoon, and evening lectures.

Operations will kick off promptly at 7:00 am and conclude at 12:00 pm daily.

In line with our commitment to affordability, the pricing for this shuttle service has been set at just one hundred naira (#100) for transportation from Keffi town to the university campus, ensuring an economical choice for students commuting from the town.

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For those traveling within the campus area, the cost is #50, whether it’s from Lambu or the School Gate to various locations within the campus.

Additionally, from 2 pm to 6 pm, the bus will facilitate the return of students to their respective bus stops.

The NSUK SUG encourages all students to seize this opportunity to simplify their transportation needs, making their daily commutes both convenient and budget-friendly.

We firmly believe that this initiative will not only alleviate transportation challenges but also strengthen the sense of community among Nsukites.

Please keep an eye out for the release of the shuttle bus working roster, which will be made available in due course.

The NSUK SUG remains unwavering in its commitment to improving the transportation network for the entire Nasarawa State University Keffi student community.

We deeply appreciate your continuous support, and we eagerly anticipate serving you better through this innovative transportation service.

Signed:
COMR. NUHU BALARABE
SUG DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORT
Aluta Continua!
Victoria Ascerta!

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