INDY PRESS

The Students’ Union Executive Committee advised students not to only maximize the extension, but ensure to complete their course registrations, describing it as vital to their studentship.

Peace Oyerinde, the fourth speaker of the day, addressed the topic ‘Chasing Passion, Telling Stories, Building Brands and Earning Income’. The final speaker, Oyindamola Osinubi, returned to speak on ‘Staying Ready and Relevant in the World of Work’.

While the hall’s interior waste has been cleared, the refuse site adjacent to C-Block still stands as a visual blight and a threat to public health.

When contacted, the Students’ Union House Secretary, Oluwaseun Adeyemi, confirmed that the issue had been reported to the Department of Works and Maintenance. He assured that steps were being taken to address the situation.

According to a broadcast obtained by IndyPress, the event will take place at the SUB Car Park on Saturday, June 28, 2025.

He assured that the hall leadership would take responsibility for disposing of the waste if the alumni fail to fulfill their promise.

Paying tribute to the class of 1985, the donor, Dr. Phillip, expressed appreciation to personalities at the event for being instrumental to his successful career.

IndyPress had earlier reported the fallen state of the tree, which posed potential hazards to all kinds of road users, including pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

He said the aim of the programme is to accelerate cleantech innovation, support early-stage startups and SMEs in developing innovative cleantech solutions, foster sustainable development, strengthen innovation ecosystems, build capacities of national institutions, policymakers, and stakeholders to create a supportive environment for cleantech innovation

He stated that the university has the intention to collaborate with UI to explore the opportunities that exist in areas such as staff and students exchange, dual qualification considerations, industrial collaborations, and private partnerships.