The President of the Law Students’ Society (LSS), University of Ibadan, Ademola Adebodun Ajakaye, has removed two students from association WhatsApp groups after they shared a campaign flyer of another candidate in vying for a position in the UI SU election, IndyPress reports.
For years, concerns surrounding the University of Ibadan Health Service, popularly known as Jaja Clinic, have remained a recurring subject within the University community.
Look around the University of Ibadan Students’ Union Building Old Pitch (S.U.B.) on any morning, and you are likely to see students dressed in white uniforms, looking, as some would say, like Real Madrid players.
For some vendors, the University of Ibadan Students’ Union Trade Fair has been a chance to move products, meet new customers and put their businesses in front of the university community. While for others the event has raised a familiar question: are enough students actually aware that the market is happening?
It is worth noting that the three major sections of the budget which comprises the event breakdown, Welfare Committee budget and other budget categories adds up to N36,722,620, which is itself N50 higher than the N36,722,570 total stated in the budget.
Fresh constitutional questions have emerged over the alleged conferment of honorary membership of the University of Ibadan Students’ Union on Hon. Adedeji Odidiomo, the Oyo South Senatorial candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), following his pledge of ₦50 million towards the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) Legislative Week.
Recent concerns over statements issued by the Students’ Union President on behalf of the Union have renewed scrutiny of an earlier endorsement that appeared to have been made without following constitutional procedure.
For many students and graduates of the University of Ibadan, an academic transcript is more than just a document; it is vital evidence substantiating their academic history at the institution.
For many University of Ibadan students, the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has provided much needed financial support since the increase in school fees. However, for students who paid their fees before receiving loan disbursements, obtaining refunds from the university has become a source of frustration and uncertainty.
A sharp constitutional rift fractured the leadership of the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) at the University of Ibadan on Wednesday, 3rd June 2026, triggering an institutional crisis that continues to divide campus opinion. What began as a rapid disciplinary check by the legislature quickly spiralled into a public standoff involving student-led direct interventions and open executive defiance.
