Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria has promptly shut down the Al-Ansar Indabo female hostels in Kano. This immediate closure, affecting locations at Hotoro and UDB Road, stems from significant safety and disciplinary worries identified by the university's management.

The institution, through its Vice President for Campus Life, Dr. Hamza Garba, communicated the withdrawal of its endorsement for these hostels. This decision follows concerning reports indicating breaches of the university's established code of conduct within the accommodation.

According to the official statement released by the university, this decisive action underscores MAAUN's unwavering commitment. Their primary goal is to guarantee the provision of secure, safe, and ethically sound living arrangements for all its students.

Dr. Garba's statement explicitly informed parents and students about the university's revoked approval for the Al-Ansar Indabo female hostels. He further elaborated that these hostels had failed to adhere to the university's regulations governing private student accommodations.

The identified non-compliance issues encompass a range of serious infractions. These include reported instances of immoral conduct, inadequate water and electricity supply, incidents of student violence, unauthorized nighttime movements, and the sharing of facilities with unidentified individuals, posing threats to student well-being.

Source: https://punchng.com/kano-varsity-shuts-female-hostel-over-immorality/?amp