Students and workers of the Kogi State University (KSU) have been directed to dress decently. The directive is from  the management and a task force has been set up to implement the instruction to arrest anyone dressed indecently.  Irked by the high number of students wearing provocative outfits, especially female students, in the school, the institution has come out with a dress code. The information about the dress code was contained in a memo signed by KSU Registrar Dr Abubakar Iduh, and dated April 12. The memo which was divided into two categories – ‘outlawed outfits for male students’ and ‘outlawed outfits for female students – aims to impact students positively. It was gathered that the directive does not exclude workers who have been repeatedly urged to be role models to students. Some of the outlawed dressing codes for males include: plaiting of hair and curly outlook; appearing in dirty and tattered jeans; and putting on dark or welder-like glasses. For...

Hey Beauties, Hope you are having a fabulous week, the week has been great and one of the highlights so far is catching up with Debby of Makeup Artistry by Debby (MUAD). For those of us who don’t know who Debby is, she is an amazing self taught talent and one of Kogi State University's finest makeup artist. In an exclusive chat with her, she tells us about her career, inspirations and challenges. Read the full interview below: Can we meet you? I’m Odaudu Deborah What inspired you to go into makeup artistry? I love art and beauty and it’s always been part of me so I decided to wear makeup for myself and for people. So, what has been your Makeup experience so far? Well a lot of ups and downs, Happy times and Tough times. It’s just not so easy as it may seem. You seem to have been working on a 15days makeup challenge lately. Tell us what it is about and how you get your inspirations. Well, It’s about growing yourself and your social media. Ever since I started, I realized m...

The Kogi State University, Ayingba yesterday concluded her SUG elections with various candidates emerging as winners. A total number of 650 delegates from various faculties partook in the voting process.  Iko-ojo Dominic emerged as the SUG President while Simon Thomas Attah emerged as the Vice President. Others include: Debbie Adeleke D. O. Women Affairs Comrade Emmanuel Izah Thomas P. R. O. 1 Comrade Ishaq Abdulhafiz P. R. O 2 Comrade Victor Okolo D. O. Sports Comrade Martins Tosman Moses D. O Social and Culture 1 Comrade Mohammed Sanusi Utaji (Moa Sanz)  D. O. Social and Culture 2 Comrade Muhammed Mustapha D. O. Transport Comrade Yusuf Ibrahim Idachaba D. O. Productivity Comrade Priscilla Michael D. O. Food Comrade Smart Gideon Assistant Secretary General Comrade Abdullahi Ojonugwa Zekeri D. O. Welfare Comrade Elisha D. O. Library Comrade Saba Inikpi Daniel Treasurer