UNIJOS Dean Acknowledges Hostel Maintenance Issues, Commits to Improvements
In response to a recent report highlighting the state of hostel facilities, the Dean of Student Affairs at the University of Jos, Chris Piwuna, has recognized the shortcomings in maintenance while outlining the university's initiatives to enhance accessibility for students with disabilities.
The Abuja Times

The University of Jos (UNIJOS) has come under scrutiny following a report that raised concerns about the poor maintenance of its hostel facilities. In a statement addressing these issues, Chris Piwuna, the Dean of Student Affairs, acknowledged the challenges faced by the institution but emphasized ongoing efforts to improve the living conditions for all students, particularly those with disabilities.
Piwuna remarked that reports highlighting institutional shortcomings are crucial as they serve to keep the university administration accountable. "Reports such as yours could always put us on our toes," he stated, indicating that constructive criticism is welcomed and seen as an impetus for positive change.
In addition to acknowledging the current state of hostel facilities, Piwuna outlined specific measures the university is undertaking to address accessibility challenges. These initiatives include renovations and the implementation of new policies aimed at ensuring that students with disabilities have equitable access to facilities and resources.
As universities across Nigeria continue to grapple with infrastructure challenges, the response from UNIJOS indicates a recognition of the need for improvement and a commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for all students. The administration hopes that by prioritizing these enhancements, they can create a more conducive learning environment and restore trust among the student body.
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