Mandela English club of Université André Salifou Mec-UAs

Good morning my dear friends,

I hope you are doing well.
I am running for the position of DCTG at DGE-FLSH in the upcoming elections.
These elections are a chance for us to make our faculty more active and more representative. That is why I ask you to come and vote on election day.
Your support will make a big difference. I hope many of you will vote for me.
Together, we can make our faculty better.

Thank you all 🙏

M. Sani Anglais
Your soon to be DCTG

Le Comité Exécutif de l’UENUZ, par le canal de son Secrétaire chargé des Affaires Académique, informe l’ensemble des militantes et militants de la Faculté des Sciences de la Santé de la réouverture des inscriptions au titre de l’année académique 2025-2026, à la suite d’un dialogue franc et constructif avec les autorités rectorales.
La période des inscriptions est fixée du mardi 27 janvier à partir de 00h00 au Vendredi 30 janvier à 23h59.
NB : Il s’agit de la dernière dérogation accordée.

*SCAA/UENUZ, ELI*

we invite you

Le Comité Exécutif de l’UENUZ a pris une mesure nominative visant à régulariser les activités syndicales au sein de l’Université André Salifou de Zinder.

Suite aux suspensions et dissolutions antérieures, de nouveaux responsables ont été désignés à la tête des délégations des DGE/FLSH, DGE/FSS et DGE/FSE. Cette décision, prise le 19 janvier 2026, marque une nouvelle étape dans la réorganisation et la relance des activités syndicales étudiantes.

Alhamdoulilah

Peace be upon you,

I am writing this letter with deep concern about the current situation in our country. It is addressed to the President, His Excellency Abdou Rahamane Tiani, and to the members of the Consultative Committee for the New Constitutional Framework (CCR).
I have heard that the members of the CCR are expected to receive a monthly salary of more than 700,000 CFA francs. This is a large amount, especially at a time when more than five million people in our country cannot be sure of having even one proper meal each day.
I respect the important work you are doing. Reforming the constitution is a valuable and necessary task. However, I ask this question: Is it right to reform the country while ordinary citizens are suffering from hunger and poverty, and those in power are living in comfort?
This letter is a cry from the heart, not to create conflict, but to invite reflection. Let us focus on justice and national unity. Please set an example: reduce these salaries, or at least explain clearly how they will be used in a way that benefits the people.
We, the youth of Niger, dream of a country built on truth, justice, and respect for every citizen. We ask you to show leadership and act with integrity, so that we can believe in real change.
May God help and guide you. I send my respectful greetings to the President and to all members of the CCR.

With respect,
Saadou Elh Moussa
Student at André Salifou University, Niger