MAU Makes ID Cards Compulsory for Staff & Students on Campus

Modibbo Adama University (MAU) Yola Directs Compulsory Use of ID Cards for Staff and Students (Immediate Effect)

The Management of Modibbo Adama University (MAU), Yola has issued an immediate directive making the use of identification cards compulsory for all staff and students on campus.

The directive is presented as a campus-wide requirement; it applies across the university premises, with specific attention to access into offices.

What the Circular States About Access to Offices

A general circular released on Tuesday and signed by the Registrar, Mustafa U. Migawa, states that no individual will be granted access to any office within the university premises without visibly wearing the official ID card.

The instruction is direct (and framed as a condition for entry), linking office access to visible identification.

Effective Date and Reference Number

The memo, bearing reference number MAUIR.1/Vol.1, states that enforcement takes effect immediately.

No start date is set for a later time; the language indicates immediate application across campus.

Responsibility for Enforcement

University Management has directed the Chief Security Officer to ensure full compliance with the new requirement.

This instruction places day-to-day enforcement within the security chain; staff and students are expected to meet the standard when present on campus.

Message to the University Community

The circular asks for the understanding and patience of the university community. It also conveys the regards and consideration of the Vice-Chancellor.

What Staff and Students Should Do

Staff and students are expected to keep their official ID cards with them while on campus and to wear the cards visibly when seeking entry into university offices.

The directive links this step to office access; individuals without visible ID cards will not be granted entry.