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.
Service and its reward in a political space has always been a subject of debate among analysts. A wave of financial scrutiny has hit the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) and has not left out the Faculty Legislative Council under Rt. Hon. Oluwadunsin Adebiyi’s decision to spend ₦381,517.00 solely on refreshments during the current legislative session.
A 200-level student of Department of Science and Technology Education, University of Ibadan, Bello Oluwapelumi, is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest teaching marathon.
A heavy cloud of skepticism and student dissatisfaction hangs over the Association of Faculty of Arts Students (AFAS) following the Faculty Legislative Council’s (FLC) final approval of the executive administrative budget for the 2025/2026 academic session.
This report shows the timeline of the events that lead to the suspension of the UI’3, detailing the students Disciplinary Committee (SDC) proceedings and subsequent court appearances. It’s published ahead of the Federal High Court judgement scheduled for March 31, 2026, to provide context on how the case evolved from a campus protest into a nationally followed legal dispute.
explanation, however, was met with heavy criticism from some of the finalists, who argued that planning to hold the Hall Week event during the festive period (Xmas) was ill-timed, as many students
The Katanga Republic Independent Electoral Commission (KRIEC), Great Independence Hall of Residence, University of Ibadan, has increased the cost of electoral nomination forms by 80 to 100% over the last two academic sessions, IndyPress has learned.
When contacted, however, Ayodele Peter (Scout-P) described the altercation as a minor misunderstanding
will be recalled that the former University of Ibadan Students’ Union President, Ojo Aderemi, was declared innocent in 2022 after the Federal High Court Ibadan nullified his suspension by management
Committee will not bow to intimidation, sentiment, or external interference. The Hall’s constitution remains supreme, and its enforcement non-negotiable. The actions
