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Since students find it easier and simpler to resort to their mobile phones and the internet for information in this day of technological advancement instead of reading notices on noticeboards, we facilitates this by taking the notices online for students to just logon and read and thereby putting an end to the struggle associated with crowding and reading these long notices.

We also publish educative and thought provoking articles on issues of interest as well as bring you up to speed with the events happening on all campuses. Just logon and enjoy!!!

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We  aspire to be the best online campus news website across the globe in the near future.

MISSION

To bring to students as well as the general public timely, educative, informative, accurate and reliable news and articles on issues of interest to them as well as train students in journalistic practices in order to give them alternative career launching points in the near future.

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