Travel Advisory: UNIJOS Student Union Urges Returning Students to Coordinate Their Trips

The University of Jos Students' Union Government has issued a warning to returning students, urging them to carefully plan their travel itineraries due to a planned restriction of movement within Jos, Plateau State, as announced by SUG President Younglan Talyoung Tongpus and Secretary Vincent Philip Yisa.

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This restriction, which will be in effect daily from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., necessitates that students adjust their travel plans to avoid any potential disruptions, with the union advising students to reach Jos before the restriction period commences.

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Students traveling from various parts of the country are advised to depart their locations early to avoid being caught within the restricted time frame, as stated in the notice jointly signed by Tongpus and Yisa.

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To ensure a safe and timely arrival, the SUG has suggested that students coming from distant locations consider dividing their journeys into two stages, thereby avoiding any potential security challenges or inconvenience.

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The union's advisory is aimed at helping students navigate the restriction period seamlessly, particularly with the new academic session approaching and many students expected to return to campus.

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The SUG has urged students to fully comply with the directive, planning their movements accordingly to avoid any issues, and has expressed appreciation for their understanding and cooperation, as stated in the notice.