important that the Federal Government, the Pro-Chancellor, the Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, and the leadership of the Students’ Union, along with other relevant stakeholders, address the accommodation challenges that are fast becoming a looming crisis.
The ARCON team had arrived at the University of Ibadan for an accreditation exercise in the Department of Architecture.
The University of Ibadan was one of only ten Nigerian universities selected to participate in this initiative, funded by the French Embassy Fund (FEF) Project.
Months after several students demanded access to the University of Ibadan Students Handbook, an updated copy has surfaced on the University’s website, IndyPress reports.
By: IndyPress News Desk The Students’ Union President, Covenant Odedele, addressed the Students’ Representative Council, University of Ibadan, on the state of the union. The President’s address, was presented during the first ordinary sitting of the Rt. Honorable Shoge Quadri-led council, held on Saturday, May 10, 2025, at the SRC […]
By: IndyPress News Desk The Students’ Representative Council, University of Ibadan Students’ Union, has ratified that a general meeting of students, otherwise called congress, be held on Saturday, May 17, 2025. The Congress, which was approved by the 12th Assembly, after a debate on the floor of the Council, is […]
By: IndyPress News Desk The President of the University of Ibadan Students’ Union, Covenant Odedele, has requested the ratification of three students as co-opted members of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC). In a letter addressed to the UISRC and dated May 9, 2025, Tunde Onifade (Sociology), Boluwatife Grace (European Studies), […]
Speaking about his final-year project, Onikemba said that it was challenging, particularly since he had no prior knowledge of how to conduct an academic project. He, along with some colleagues, had to seek guidance from their graduated seniors to learn the basics of conducting research for his project
As contained in the press release, Dr. Maruf Olatunji assured that the federal government is constructing a mini-grid system from 1.1 to 12.5 megawatts across the federal and state tertiary institutions, including teaching hospitals.
When asked about the grand prize for the SEALS Cup 2025 tournament, Daniel Olowu, the Chairman of the SEALS Cup tournament noted, “We are planning to go beyond the usual ₦100,000, looking for sponsors and so on to go beyond that. But details on the prize will be released later. Just know that we cannot go less than the ₦100,000 prize tag.”
