Kaduna to host NANS Zone A North-West 38th congress
The National Association of Nigerian Students said it has concluded arrangements to conduct its 38th congress for Zone ‘A,’ North-West in Kaduna.
Chairman, Convention Planning Committee, Ibrahim Dabo, made this known in a statement issued on Wednesday in Kaduna.
According to Mr Dabo, the Kaduna State Government has accepted to host the event and the association is grateful for the support.
He said after a rigorous screening, aspirants were cleared to participate in the elections as necessary arrangements had been to ensure a seamless and successful convention.
Mr Dabo said, “We are delighted to announce that the CPC is fully prepared to conduct the 38th Elective Congress, scheduled to hold from September 27 to 29.”
Mr Dabo assured students of security, urging them to conduct themselves in an orderly and responsible manner for a seamless and successful convention.
He called on the students to prioritise their own safety by adhering to traffic laws as the state was renowned for its commitment to road safety.
(NAN)
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