The University of Ibadan says it will hold its Convocation from November 15-17th this year, with plans to bar graduates without first-class degrees from attending the ceremony in a bid to comply with the federal government’s Covid-19 directives
This is contained in a notice issued by the University to her graduands.
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The Academic Staff Union of Universities on Tuesday said the ultimatum it issued in July did not elicit any response from the Federal Government. The National President of ASUU, Professor Emmanuel Oshodeke, in an interview with one of our correspondents, stated that government had not implemented the agreement it reached with the union nor responded…
It is not hidden how the coronavirus pandemic has been ravaging the whole world for the last five months.
“With a lot of fear in my heart, I began the project. It was really tough garnering support for the competition. I had to rely on my social contacts to make the program a success. I am very grateful to the many volunteers that assisted me on the project,” she said.
The second-semester examination commences on the 8th of November 2021. We want to use this medium to wish all students of the premier university success in their examinations..
The president of our union is not the one to decide on the strike. Also, none of the officers is expected to unilaterally decide on it. The issues at stake are to be tabled and debated at the meeting.
The University of Ibadan has opened her portal for payment of accommodation Fee.
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