About the Student Help Desk
The NGRCampus Student Help Desk was set up at CIAPS with the aim of providing information and guidance to students and others in campuses.
Conversations and consultations, as well as research have shown that students – and indeed lecturers and other members of our institutions of higher learning – facing, suspecting or observing harassment, intimidation and other forms of abuse, do not have an informal but organized and expert ear to talk to.
Information we offer is provided by experts of law, psychology and counselling and those with deep understanding of campuses. We are grateful to all professionals that are offering us their expertise.
Ask for Help
Information you provide will be treated with strict confidentiality.
Offer Help
Information we offer is provided by experts of law, psychology and counselling and those with deep understanding of campuses. We are grateful to all those professionals that are offering us their expertise. You can join us by filling this form.
Support and Donation
The NGRCampus Student Help Desk needs your support and donation.
We need all the help we can get to organize training, reach out to students across all the universities and other higher institutions across the country. We are grateful to all those individuals and professionals, corporations and associations, foundations and communities that are offering us their support and donations.
Please send your donation to the following account and fill out the form below to notify us if you wish to be kept anonymous.
Fidelity Bank PLC
Account Name: CIAPS Education
Account Number: 5600203427
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Very good idea. Expect frustration
Very good idea. Expect frustration but soldier on.
Nice idea
This is a nice idea that will go a long way in helping the students and curb the excesses of the so called “cold room” lecturers. Thumb up.
Anonymous?
Nice. Hope the complainants remain anonymous until they wish their identities revealed.
THIS IS A GOOD ONE
THIS IS A GOOD ONE.
I believe this platform will help victims speak out.
It’s about time students
It’s about time students were given a channel to voice their problems outside their institutions. This is especially useful for students who can’t trust authorities on campus.
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