Trainees at Saint Francis College of Education recently raised concerns about the lack of electricity in some of their halls of residence, which left them without light for over a week.
The issue caused a lot of discomfort and inconvenience to the students who were struggling to study and carry out their daily activities in darkness.
The college management was initially unresponsive to the complaints, which led to the issue being reported by our news team. However, we have received new information that the management has taken swift action to resolve the issue.
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The students are now able to enjoy uninterrupted power supply in their halls of residence, thanks to the efforts of the college management.
The Student Representative Council (SRC) and the students have expressed their sincere gratitude to the management for resolving the issue promptly.
Speaking to our reporters, a member of the SRC expressed his appreciation for the quick response from the management. He said, “We are grateful to the management for taking our concerns seriously and resolving the issue promptly. We can now study and carry out our daily activities without any hindrance.”
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Another student who spoke to us said that he was relieved that the issue had been resolved. he said, “It was really difficult trying to study and do assignments in the dark. I’m glad that we now have electricity and can focus on our studies.”