NUESA EXCLUSIVE: FACULTY OF EDUCATION ROADBLOCK

Published Date: Nov 2, 2023
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Navigating the Roadblocks to the Faculty of  Education: Urgent Action Needed

Introduction

In the pursuit of knowledge and personal growth, students often face numerous challenges, from demanding assignments to rigorous exams. However, when the very path to education becomes an obstacle, the situation becomes unbearable.


 At our faculty, an ongoing road construction project has turned the once-smooth journey to class into a daily ordeal, causing considerable stress and disruption to our academic lives. This situation demands immediate attention, as it not only hinders our education but also poses safety concerns for students and staff alike.



The Struggle to Reach Our Faculty


The road leading to our faculty has become a battleground for students who are determined to reach their classrooms. The construction work has virtually blocked the primary route to our faculty, leaving us with few alternatives. Many students find themselves forced to take the longer route through the back gate, resulting in significantly delayed arrival times. This not only leads to a disruptive start to the day but also results in students missing valuable learning opportunities.


The absence of tricycles or other forms of public transportation to our faculty further compounds the problem. Students who rely on these modes of transportation to reach the campus are left with limited options. This situation has pushed students to walk long distances or arrange for alternative transportation, adding to the already significant stress.


Academic Impact



The repercussions of these roadblocks extend far beyond the inconvenience of a longer commute. Students are experiencing increased levels of stress and anxiety as they grapple with the uncertainty of whether they will make it to their classes on time. Punctuality is essential for a productive learning environment, and the current situation undermines this fundamental aspect of education.


Furthermore, the disruption in our daily routine affects our ability to focus on our studies. The added stress of navigating through blocked roads and being late for class hinders our concentration and engagement in the learning process. The adverse effects of these roadblocks are not limited to academic performance but can also influence our overall well-being.



Safety Concerns


The current situation also raises significant safety concerns. The crowded conditions at the back gate, as students try to make their way to class, can lead to accidents and injuries. With no organized transportation options available, students often resort to walking on uneven paths and makeshift routes, which can be hazardous. These safety issues should not be taken lightly, and immediate action is needed to prevent potential accidents and injuries.



Call to Action


The ongoing road construction project has disrupted our academic lives and subjected us to stress, inconvenience, and safety risks. It is crucial for the relevant authorities to recognize the urgency of this matter and take swift action to address the issue. Students, faculty, and the broader community must come together to advocate for a quick resolution.


We implore the responsible authorities to:

1.Accelerate the road construction project to minimize disruption.

2.Ensure the provision of safe and reliable transportation options for students.

3.Implement clear and effective traffic management measures to prevent accidents and congestion.

4.Communicate regularly with students and faculty regarding the progress of the project and any alternative routes.


In conclusion, the current roadblocks to education at our faculty are unacceptable and require immediate attention. It is the responsibility of the administration and relevant authorities to prioritize the well-being and education of students. As we continue to strive for academic excellence, let us not forget that a clear path to our educational institutions is an essential foundation for success.



© Mercy Young

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  • Jacob Musa
    Jacob Musa November 2, 2023 at 9:12 PM

    Really the road issue has been a big problem to the faculty and it has to be worked out. The student can't cope pls

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