By: Favour Ogundare
As a public speaking space, Jaw War has long stood as the largest and most renowned literary and debating event in Sub-Sahara Africa. Every second semester at the University of Ibadan, a large number of students gather to witness the much-anticipated public speaking competition.
Whatever explanations the executives presented during the occasion (Congress), no matter how appealing, must be properly submitted before the statutory committees that originally
As these tutorial centers continue to address challenges and innovate their services, they remain significant factors responsible for the students’ academic performance.
“This meeting is a crucial platform for transparency and collective decision-making. Your presence and contributions are highly valued as we work together for the betterment of the hall,” it added.
of a cancelled class. This attitude creates a self-perpetuating cycle of academic decline. As today’s students observe and internalize these behaviors, they become tomorrow’s absent lecturers, ensurin
As of the time of filling this report, of 500 signatories required for the commencement of the Congress, only 97 have been gathered
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
deliberations, the Committee will determine appropriate aqsanctions where necessary, guided by the provisions of the Constitution of the Students’ Union, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, 2001, spirit of fairness
this point, make you no shock if one day we hear say “snake don chop the Union dues.” As e be for Abuja, e fit repeat for Ibadan. So we go still ask, with the
than the students do, where concerned stakeholders play blind to illegality, and where power is worshipped but never exercised judiciously? It is therefore important that these defaulters are sanctioned to put a halt to the barbaric precedent. It should also be a call f
