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TUPOINT: The point of change.

While expecting LOVE IN THE TIME OF WAR EP 5, This is to inform our  Dear NAKSSITES that TUPOINT is not just a name, it is a vision. It stands for:

Transparency: TUPOINT will ensure that NAKSS operates with honesty, accountability, and openness. He will make sure that all the activities and finances of NAKSS are made public and accessible to all members. He will also ensure that all the decisions and policies of NAKSS are made with consultation and participation of all stakeholders.

Unity: TUPOINT will promote a sense of brotherhood and solidarity among Kwara State students from different backgrounds, cultures, religions, and institutions. He will promote peace, harmony, tolerance, and diversity among Kwara State students. He will also build strong relationships and partnerships with other student associations, civil society organizations, and government agencies.

Progress: TUPOINT will work hard to improve the quality and standard of education and welfare of Kwara State students. He will advocate for better facilities, infrastructure, curriculum, and services for Kwara State students. He will also initiate and support various projects and programs that will enhance the academic, social, cultural, and economic development of Kwara State students.

Opportunity: TUPOINT will create and provide various opportunities for Kwara State students to excel and achieve their potentials. He will secure scholarships, bursaries, grants, internships, placements, and other forms of financial and career assistance for Kwara State students. He will also organize seminars, workshops, trainings, competitions, awards, and other events that will expose and empower Kwara State students.

Innovation: TUPOINT will encourage and support innovation and creativity among Kwara State students. He will harness the talents and skills of Kwara State students in various fields such as science, technology, arts, sports, etc. He will also facilitate the use of modern tools and methods to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of NAKSS.

Networking: TUPOINT will establish and maintain a strong network of communication and collaboration among Kwara State students across the country. He will ensure that all Kwara State students are well informed and updated about the activities and programs of NAKSS. He will also ensure that all Kwara State students are well connected and supported by their fellow Kwara State students.

Transformation: TUPOINT will lead NAKSS to a new level of excellence and impact. He will transform NAKSS into a more vibrant, dynamic, and influential association that serves the interests and advances the causes of Kwara State students. He will also transform Kwara State students into more responsible, patriotic, and productive citizens who contribute to the development of Kwara State and Nigeria.

TUPOINT is not just a vision, it is a mission. It is a mission that requires your support and vote. It is a mission that we can achieve together.

So on the day of the election, make the right choice. Vote for Comr Sheu Habeeb Warrah aka TUPOINT as the president of NAKSS national headquarters.

TUPOINT: The point of change.

Thank you.

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