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It further urged the University community to maintain proper health and environmental hygiene during the current rainy season to prevent flooding and the breeding of mosquitoes.

He further stated that all payments were made on the spot in the presence of the Bursary Committee before the students’ departure from the Students’ Union Building

The Union further explained that a new date for the events would be communicated soon, while assuring that the current challenges are being addressed.

In his address, Dr. Karl Toriola emphasized the urgent need to revamp Nigeria’s academic curriculum, describing it as a critical step in meeting contemporary societal needs.

The entry point of students should be their exit point to pick their belongings while the next batch comes in through the alternative entrance to the examination hall,” it added.

“While we understand it is the rainy season and drying can take longer, we implore you to please have your brothers in heart and remove your clothes promptly once they are dry to create space for others,” it added.

He submitted that in the long run, real factors such as technological progress and changes in taste are likely to be vital to export growth, suggesting that as much as possible and clearly consistent with economics theory, the long run should be factored into design and policy implementation.

The organization further argued that the University’s approach appeared to be a deliberate attempt at intimidation, insisting that institutions of learning should focus on easing access to education rather than punishing dissent.

The event, according to Sigma Club, will be graced by dignitaries including Dr. Karl Toriola, CEO of MTN Nigeria, as the guest speaker, and Engr. Seyi Makinde, Governor of Oyo State. 

The unveiling of the signage of the Suraj Adesina Research and Development Centre and commemorative plaque was done by the Vice-Chancellor with the support of the benefactor, Alhaja Aminat Adesina.