Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU), Bauchi State, has issued an important update to all 100-level and 400-level students regarding the opening of the school’s accommodation portal for the 2025/2026 academic session. The Student Affairs Division announced that the portal will officially open on 24 November 2025, enabling eligible students to book and pay for their hostel spaces online.

Students are advised to prepare ahead, keep the date in mind, and act promptly to improve their chances of securing their preferred hostel.

Who Issued the SAZU Accommodation Notice

The announcement was released by the Student Affairs Division of Sa’adu Zungur University.

It was signed by Hussaini Mustapha Abba, Senior Assistant Registrar (SAD), on behalf of the Dean of Student Affairs, and dated 21 November 2025.

Portal Opening Date & Eligible Students

The accommodation portal will be available from:

 24 November 2025

Only two student categories are eligible to apply at this stage:

• 100 Level students
  
• 400 Level students
  

Students in these groups are encouraged to get ready by:

• Marking the opening date on their calendar
  
• Ensuring stable internet access
  
• Keeping their payment details handy for quick processing
  

Prompt action increases the chances of securing a suitable room or preferred hostel block.

Steps to Follow Once the Portal Opens

When the accommodation portal becomes accessible, students are expected to:

1. Log in immediately using their student details
   
2. Select an available hostel/room from the options displayed
   
3. Confirm and make payment without delay
   

The university emphasizes that reservation and payment should begin as soon as the portal opens, as hostel spaces are limited and often allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Where to Get Help or Ask Questions

Students who experience challenges or need clarification can reach out through the following channels:

1. Student Affairs Division

Handles issues such as payment confirmation errors, missing room allocations, or login difficulties.

2. Students’ Representative Council (SRC)

Provides peer support, guidance, and helps relay student concerns to the appropriate university units.

Both offices are available to ensure students complete the process smoothly and avoid mistakes such as paying through unofficial links or sharing sensitive login details.

Role of Student Affairs & SRC

These bodies are committed to assisting students by:

• Explaining hostel policies and reservation procedures
  
• Providing updates on availability and payment status
  
• Ensuring concerns reach the right university officials
  

Their support helps students avoid common errors and ensures a safe, transparent booking process.

Final Advice to SAZU Students

The university wishes all 100-level and 400-level students a smooth return to campus. By following the official instructions and preparing early, students can secure comfortable hostel spaces and avoid last-minute stress.

Staying informed, acting quickly, and using only official support channels will help ensure a successful hostel booking experience.