Just In: SUG welfare Officer Assures Students that all...

Just In: SUG welfare Officer Assures Students that all gabbages will be Cleared away before they Return.


SUG Welfare officer, Comr. Ukwueze ThankGod widely known around the campus as Pato, In his Recent WhatsApp Status Update has Promised and assured Lions and Lioness especially those residing at Franco Republic, that all those
Garbages, Debris, trash, rubbish and Waste left while Vacating will be Cleared away, cleaned , and Unloaded before they return .
UNN SUG WELFARE Assures Students of his Service

His Update reads " I promise my Njoku/Alvan Brothers That they won't see this on returning to campus ... We are around to keep serving you Guys"


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