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Students and Issues: An Open Letter to the Dean of Students
Ensuring a safe, comfortable and conducive living environment is a fundamental requirement for nurturing the great minds that University of Ibadan is known for
UI’SU 2025 Election: Can Anything Good Come Out of Our Nazareth?
Another critical issue is the delay in the commencement of the Union election. It is counterproductive for our electoral process to commence at a time when students are already preparing for their examinations or may
NANS, the Fight for Student Rights Must Begin Again
NANS also clashed with the military governments over broader political issues. The regime of General Muhammadu Buhari was particularly repressive,
Will Katangites Hold Hon-Gbadebo David-led Legislative Council Accountable?
Without sacrificing the truth for sentiment, the Hon. Gbadebo David-led Legislative Council has failed Katangites, the student residents of the Great Independence Hall of Residence at the University of Ibadan. The 14th Assembly, led by Gbadebo David as the Speaker of the Council, has been nothing short of a […]
‘UI’SU Judicial Council’: A Void That Must Be Filled
constitution be amended to include an independent judiciary, with clearly defined powers and functions. The necessity should be drawn from the maladies that exist in our Union, making the third arm a void that needs to be filled. Until then, critical
The Final Resort: Maintaining the Sanctity of the Saturday Congress
in their own affairs. The future of the Union and by extension, the quality of student life at the University of Ibadan would be determined by the Saturday Congress. As we approach the Congress, the question must be asked
When Tokenism Becomes Betrayal: A Challenge to the Councils of Hall Chairpersons and Faculty Presidents
Nevertheless, it is never too late to turn a leaf. The two Councils must recognize the need to treat students’ welfare as paramount. And the best time to do away with the apparent neglect
Valid Concerns and Invalid Silence
Concerned stakeholders, including the management and student leaders across halls, faculties, departments, and student organizations should lend their proactive responses to
When Will Our Universities Stop the Collection of Acceptance Fees?
By imposing such ‘arbitrary’ fees, these institutions shut out many deserving candidates who are only limited by financial hardship, orchestrated by the anti-people policies by the government. This trend, however, has to stop as it undermines the principle of a merit-based admission.
