Student Information

All students officially allocated bed spaces in Hall of residence are made to sign an undertaking to be of good conduct and to abide by the following College rules and regulations:

1. College authority is not under any obligation to provide students with hostel accommodation. Hence, allocation of bed space in Hall of residence is therefore a privilege and not a right.
2. Rooms may be occupied on the day before the beginning of lectures, and through to the last day of the session.
3. Rooms are rented on sessional basis. All rents are payable after allocation to the room(s) at the Accounts Department.
4. Students who withdraw from the Hostel for any reason or who are dismissed or are requested to withdraw from the College for any reason whatsoever after the beginning of the session are not entitled to return to the hall or to any refund of accommodation fees or any other required charges.
5. The right to room is not transferable. It is an offence punishable by fine and/or by expulsion from the hostel to make such transfer.
6. Students are held liable for any careless or wilful destruction or damage of College property. Repair cost for proven damages/destruction will be charged to the student. Any damage to common room facilities shall be the collective responsibility of the students concerned.
7. At the close of the session, expulsion from hostel or upon severance of their connection with any part of the work of College, students are required to return immediately all keys and other College property in their possession to the appropriate officer.
8. Wilful failure to submit keys at close of session attracts strict penalty.

Niger State College of Education, Minna takes keen interest in the students’ health, fitness and welfare. It encourages all students and staff to take part in recreational activities and participate in well-known games and athletics. Programmes of activities are organized through the Student Affairs Division and the Students’ Directorate of Sports/ College Coach. The College Coach heads the sports section. His special duty is to undertake training and advice on the organization of all sporting activities in the College both at national and international levels.

MUAZU BABANGIDA ALIYU MULTIPURPOSE SQUARE

Although the College is a public non-sectarian-institution, yet it has two major places of worship for the Muslims and Christians; the college central Masjid and the College Chapel.   Members of the college community are encouraged to observe their religious faith. Each religious group should strive to promote religious tolerance.

COLLEGE CENTRAL MOSQUE AND COLLEGE CHURCH

Sexual harassment is a gross misconduct. Which the College Management forbids. As a result, the College Management has put in place a committee known as Moral Conduct Committee (a.k.a Sexual Harassment Committee). A student is expected to report any case of sexual harassment to this committee. The office of the Chairperson to the committee is presently located at the Gado-Nasko Auditorium.
Sexual harassment involves verbal pressure or gestures for sexual activities or physical assaults including unwelcome or inappropriate promise of rewards in exchange for sexual favors like higher underserved grades in course. It is a violation of a student right as no one has the right to touch a student at any part of his/her body without his/her consent. Fresh female students are more at risk of being harassed than their male counterparts.

Every student should avoid being a victim of sexual harassment through the following ways;

• Dressing modestly and decently(see Section 4.25 on Dress Code)
• Avoiding the use of alcohol and drug abuse.
• Avoiding being found in lecture’s offices alone and at odd hours
• Being punctual to lectures.
• Submitting assignments as at when due
• Attending sexual harassment sensitization programs
• Learning some personal skills such as assertiveness, finding help, etc.

At any attempt sexually harassed by anybody, please contact our hotline through phone call or text message to 08162222442.

Be informed that the following constitute inappropriate modes of dressing and will not be tolerated in the College environment (including Lecture Halls, Library, Laboratories, Examinations’ Venues, Schools and Administrative Building):

• Short and Skimpy dresses. E.g body hugs, show-me-your-chest, spaghetti wears and dresses exposing sensitive parts of the body.
• Tight shorts and obscene skirts that are above the knees (except for sporting purposes)
• Tattered Jeans and Jeans with holes.
• Transparent and see-through dresses.
• Tight fittings such as Jeans, Skirts, Hip, Petra, lactra etc. that reveal the body shape and contour.
• Under-clothing such as Singlet’s worn publicly
• Unkempt appearances such as wearing of bathroom slippers to classroom (except on medical grounds)
• Long and tight skirt with slit in front or at the sides, which unduly reveal sensitive parts of the body as the wearer moves on.
• Wearing of T-Shirts with obscene inscriptions
• Shirts without buttons or not properly buttoned that reveal the wearer’s chest unduly
• Wearing of earrings by male students
• Plaiting or weaving of hair by male students.