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Amnesty called for the immediate reversal of the suspension, while asserting the students’ right to a peaceful protest.

The suspension of the duo for four semesters has been condemned by Amnesty International Nigeria. The group called for the reversal of their suspension while asserting the students’ right to a peaceful protest

The group stated that the University’s disciplinary measures seem to be a strategy of intimidation and insisted that institutions should prioritize making education more accessible rather than punishing dissent.

Fourthly, NANS called for a public apology from the security agencies involved in what it described as the “illegal arrest and harassment” of the students, asserting that the deployment of armed forces on campus is unacceptable.

According to a letter signed by the university’s Deputy Registrar, Mr. S.O. Oyewunmi, the final hearing is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on Monday, July 14, 2025, at the Senate Chamber, University of Ibadan.

Speaking to IndyPress, the Students’ Union President, Odedele Covenant, explained that the examination packages were donated by well-meaning individuals

Two Katangites, Adedayo Adetoro, a graduate of Economics, and Ayomide Alonge, were awarded ₦200,000 and ₦50,000 respectively by the Alumni Association as the winner and runner-up of the Alumni Logo Design Competition

The Union further advised students to take advantage of the deadline extension, while reiterating its commitment to prioritizing students’ welfare.