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University of Jos shifts exam dates after deadly gunmen attack in Angwan Rukuba
The University of Jos postpones March 30–31, 2026 examinations following a deadly gunmen attack in Angwan Rukuba. Authorities advise vigilance as the school monitors the situation with security agencies.
The management of the University of Jos has announced the postponement of all examinations initially set for Monday, March 30, and Tuesday, March 31, 2026, following late-night fatal attacks carried out by unidentified gunmen in the Angwan Rukuba community, which houses many members of the university’s staff and student population.
According to a security advisory issued by Deputy Registrar of Information and Public Relations, Emmanuel Madugu, on behalf of the Registrar, the Vice Chancellor instructed that the examinations be rescheduled accordingly.
The statement indicated that the incident has heightened tension within the affected area and its surroundings.
It also noted that “University community members have been strongly advised to be very vigilant and extra careful with their movements both on and off campus with immediate effect.
They are urged to avoid coming out very early in the morning and to report immediately any sign or shadow of breach of the public peace to the University Security Division.”
The university management further stated that it is collaborating with relevant security agencies and is closely monitoring developments to safeguard the lives of students, staff, and the broader university community.
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