By Muhammad Ammar Mewar International University, Masaka, Nasarawa State, on Friday, February 6, 2026, concluded activities marking the 4t...
By Muhammad Ammar
Mewar International University, Masaka,
Nasarawa State, on Friday, February 6, 2026, concluded activities marking the 4th edition of its Cultural
Week with a grand cultural display and an energetic
colour fest that brought together students, staff and invited performers in a
celebration of unity, creativity and cultural identity.
The climax followed a colourful cultural display held
earlier during the week, where students from various ethnic groups
showcased Nigeria’s diverse traditions through dance, music and traditional
attire.
During the cultural display, students
representing the Shuwa Arab, Gbagyi, Hausa, Fulani, South-South, Yoruba,
Kanuri and other tribes earlier featured in the week’s activities
appeared in batches, each group taking turns to perform traditional dances,
dramatise cultural practices and exhibit indigenous costumes. The performances
continued seamlessly until the final tribe took the stage, drawing sustained
applause from the audience.
It was during this cultural presentation that
the Dean, Student Affairs, on
behalf of the university community, presented a Distinguished Service Award to the Proprietor and
Pro-Chancellor of Mewar International University, Engr. Abubakar Sani Bello, in
recognition of his leadership and unwavering support for the success of the 2026 Cultural Week.
The citation on the award read: “In appreciation of your exceptional guidance, institutional
support, and vital role in the success of the 2026 Cultural Week. Thank you for
your steadfast commitment to the MIU community.”
Members
of the university management, including the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor
Olabode Agunbiade, alongside teaching and non-teaching staff and students,
witnessed the award presentation.
Colour Fest
Marks Grand Finale
The Cultural Week officially came to an end on Friday, February 6, with a
lively colour fest, where
students converged to celebrate, covering themselves in colour as music
filled the campus atmosphere.
The highlight of the finale was a performance
by students and staff from the Theatre and Performing Arts Department of Ahmadu Bello
University, Zaria, whose artistic display added excitement and
professional flair to the event.
Students and staff of Mewar International
University participated enthusiastically, turning the campus into a vibrant
blend of colours, music and celebration.
“He Is a
Good Human Being” — Students
While interacting with Daily Struggle
correspondent during the event, several students expressed appreciation to the Proprietor and
Pro-Chancellor for his continuous support throughout the
Cultural Week.
“He is a good human being. We really appreciate
his support and vital role throughout the Cultural Week,” a student said.
The conclusion of the Cultural Week marked not
only the end of a series of cultural activities but also reinforced the
university’s commitment to promoting cultural understanding, unity and student
engagement beyond the classroom.
The celebrations form part of events leading up to the university’s matriculation ceremony scheduled for Saturday, February 7, 2026.
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