AAUA CHESC SEIZES POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS POSTERS

 Friday Omosola

Following the directive given by the Campus Health Environmental Sanitation of Corps of Adekunle Ajasin University, the unit has taken into custody some posters and banners of political aspirants and churches, who flouted its order.

This was made known in a circular signed by CHESCA Chairman, Chidi Precious, yesterday.

Recall that the Echo Media had earlier reported a circular released by CHESCA, issuing two days ultimatum for the removal of all posters pasted in unauthorized places on campus by political aspirants, individuals, and organizations.

The seized banners belonged to the following individuals and churches:  Petra laundry service, Living Faith Church, Adebayo Peter, Korede PKA frizzy; Bada Aduragbemi Victoria, PKA adura; Mekuleyi Alafia Joseph, PKA Alagreat; Okeke Patric, PKA Pattoski Aladin; Arogbokun Femi Ayomide, PKA AFAS; Stephen Victor, PKA Focus; Adodo Davies Damilola, PKA King Davies;Olayanju Domic, PKA Oxford; and others. 

The circular reads, "We have instructions to notify all the Political Aspirants and certain individuals, Following the Press release dated on the 27th of April, 2021, Issuing a 48 hours ultimatum to every Political Aspirants and Office Holders to remove their Banners and Posters displayed across the School walls and unauthorized places with immediate effect but Most of the Aspirants and Individuals whose Banners are displayed on these places seems to ignore this directive and Steps has been taken to back up the Orders given.

"We were out on a General Inspection Today, The 29th of April, 2021 and many of these banners and Posters were taken into Custody. Some of the individuals whose properties were incarcerated are".

The chairman reiterated that individuals and organizations, who paste their posters across all faculties, lecture theaters, the school's walls, and environment will be sanctioned in line with the school health and environmental standards.

He added that any Individual who had any of his/her properties confined should report to the CHESCA base.

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NAMACOS SRC IMPEACHES AGS, SUSPENDS PRO, TREASURER

Friday Omosola 

The Students Representative Council (SRC) of the National Association of Mass Communication Students, Adekunle Ajasin University, has impeached the association's Assistant General Secretary (AGS), Comrade Onikuro Tobiloba, suspended the Public Relations Officer, Comrade Abdulwasiu Habeebullahi; as well as the Treasurer, Comrade Adeboye Folayemi.

This was made known in a press release signed by the Senate President, Rt Hon Akanmu Ayomide, today.

According to the circular, the AGS was accused of not attending the Student Representative Executive meetings, neglecting her constitutional duties, as well as failing to appear before the SRC.

In the same vein, the PRO who was suspended for 3 weeks was found guilty of not attending SEC meetings, neglecting his constitutional duties, as well as his refusing to appear before the SRC.

On her part, the treasurer was suspended for one week for being unable to account for expenses made during this administration.

The circular reads, "This is to notify all NAMACOSITES that the Assistant General Secretary  of National Association Of Mass Communication Student Akungba-Akoko (NAMACOS SEC)  has been Impeached through the resolution of the Students Representative Council's (SRC) plenary held on the 28th day of April 2021.

"The NAMACOS SRC who on the 28th of April requested for the NAMACOS Student Executive Council minute book in other to checkmate the NAMACOS executives attendance in their meetings which is for the betterment of all NAMACOSITES.

"The AGS was found guilty of not attending any of the SEC meetings in this second semester and not even active at all in the first semester and  she also neglected her constitutional duties 

"Already stated in Article (9)  S(1), sb (ii) of the NAMACOS CONSTITUTION that "any officer who fails to attend two consecutive meetings of the association shall be liable to impeachment from office subject to the decision of the congress"

"The AGS, who was accused of neglection of her constitutional obligations and duties since the first semester and that the SEC members have been trying to call her to order which proved no improvement. 

"Recall that the AGS was on 28th of April 2021 summoned by the NAMACOS SRC in other to give a detailed explanation on why she had neglected her constitutional duties as the association AGS.

"But refused to show up at the Honourable house, without any reason, even from SEC members and this showcase her unseriousness towards her duties and also failed  to serve NAMACOSITES she took an Oath to serve

"The NAMACOS Public Relation Officer who was found guilty of...

1. Absence in Student Executive Council meetings 

2. Neglection of his constitutional duties, and who was also summoned by the SRC sitting on the 28th of April 2021 but failed to show up.

"Having no tangible and specific reason to back up his reasons for not performing his constitutional duties....the Student Representative Council hereby Suspends the PRO for a period of three weeks.

"The Treasurer who was also invited by the SRC in other to give a detailed account of Stewardship on the total expenditure spent during their administration.

"The Treasurer who was found guilty of Article 14 S(3) (iv) which stated that "On no account shall the Director Of Treasury release any money for unapproved expenditure"

"The Treasurer's statement of account seems quite Unexplainable. She is hereby suspended for the period of one week and during the one week, she is to work hand in hand with the former Financial Secretary in order to do the total breakdown of all expenditures spent during this administration so far.

"Upon the impeachment of the AGS and the suspension of the PRO and Treasurer, the Student Representative Council made the following resolutions:

"That all documents relating to the office of the  Assistant General Secretary in her care are to be submitted to the association within the next 24 hours. 

"The PRO is to write an apology letter to all NAMACOSITES of which is to be pasted on the notice board and to be posted on all NAMACOS WhatsApp groups within the next 24 hours.

"That the Welfare Director who was also found guilty of not being present in  SEC meetings without a solid reason to defend her absence and also guilty of Article 9 S(i), sub(ii), is to write an apology letter which is to be pasted on NAMACOS notice board within the next 24 hours.

"The Treasurer is to write two full pages of Apology letter to Namacosite and which is to be pasted on the notice board and she is to come to the next sitting with a total breakdown Account of Stewardship of the account presented to the SRC on the 28th of April 2021.

"Note: The office of the AGS is vacant to NAMACOSITES that are willing to serve the association. "

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AAUA SRC, CHESC Order Aspirants To Remove Political Posters

Friday Omosola, Favour Chukwu

The Students Representatives Council (SRC) and Campus Health Environmental Sanitation Corps of Adekunle Ajasin University (CHESC), Akungba Akoko, have banned the pasting of political posters in unauthorized areas across the campus by aspirants.

This was made known in a press release, signed by the Senate President, Senator Amodu Abiodun known as Eja Nla; with a separate circular from Ag. CSIO AAUA Vision Command, Chesca Chidi Precious, yesterday.

According to the CHESC circular, all displayed political banners and posters in places other than the provided billboard must be removed before the 29th of April 2021.

It added that any aspirants who failed to adhere to or obey the instructions will be penalized.

It reads, "This is to notify all political aspirants and all political office holders who have their posters and banners pasted and displayed in places other than the Provided Billboards to remove them and fit it in the right places within the next 48hours (Two days)" 

"Taking effect from today, the 27th (Tuesday) till 29th (Thursday). Any Person/Persons whose  Banner or posters is seen around the school environment aside the billboards will be dealt with in line with the environmental health standard of the school. Fast and effective Actions should be taken by the concerned individuals before the said Date"

The circular of CHESC was released few hours after the Senate President of the SRC, Rt Hon. Amodu issued a similar directive to all aspirants.

The SRC circular reads "Be informed that any ASPIRANT whose poster(s) or inscription is either pasted on any structure/building of the University or written on the floor is given THREE days from the day this notification is published (27/04/2021) to remove or erase same."

"Be further informed that campaign ban has not be lifted and ASPIRANTS are beseeched to suspend all campaign activities until the ban is eventually lifted.

"Kindly note that violation of this would amount to outright disqualification of the candidates involved."

Meanwhile, reactions are beginning to trail in as aspirants and supporters are faulting the decision of the SRC and CHESC.

ECHO MEDIA shall bring to you the information in due time.

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READ THE OPINIONS FROM THE STUDENTS ON HOW TO FORESTALL OR STOP ACCIDENT ON AKUNGBA ROADS

Written by Comrade Barryfem

Due to the past sardonic occurrences of accidents claiming lives and properties, the students have been so much concerned and pleading that a final solution should be brought to the situation.

The students' union has been doing all she could to make sure the lives of her people are safe. Ranging from spiritual aspects (prayer walks and other spiritual undertakings) to physical actions(mounting barricades, proposing speed limit signs, and others).

After the last accident that happened around Adefarati, on Ikare to Akungba road, it was facilitated that the Governor of Ondo state H.E Rotimi Akeredolu visited the scene of the accident. People poured out their plights and the union was duly represented by her President, Comrade Obagunwa Supreme. The Governor promised to find a lasting solution to stop the road accident on Akungba roads.

As efforts are being made, both spiritual and physical, to stop the evil, another accident occurred some days ago, which claimed some lives(3).

The Office of the Public Relations Officer noted with concern, the opinions of the students and laid a platform on 'a channel for people to say their minds on what they think should be done to stop accidents on the roads.

Majority of those who answered suggested the mounting of bumps on the road. But another Comrade, Baba Shade suggested that bumps might not be a lasting solution because the topography of the town would make things worst. He said " Bumps won't stop this itch, it will even become worse you can't put bumps on a hilly road, it will be so bad, let the government dredge the road like that of Ikare and make it double lane and this madness will stop"

Some people also opined that the road should be duallised, this was part of the solutions discussed with the state Government.

In one of the opinions yesterday, a student who goes by the name Uthman Albdulazeez also suggested in full words below;

"Good evening Com. BarryFem.

Yeah, by accessing and studying the nature of the accidents that occurred.

Firstly, those accidents were caused by a vehicle coming from Ikare road, and the major cases are overspeeding and brake failure. Looking at this, it tells us that the first solution to bring in should be on how to reduce road users' speed to a certain limit, within the student's vicinity.

Mind you leader, the causing of accidents are not limited to trailers only, cars, bus, bike kills too. All should be considered when providing a solution.

My suggestion is this, we can first raise the awareness for speed reduction by erecting display boards to notify motorists that students are on the road and they shouldn't speed beyond a certain speed.

The second suggestion is by molding speed breakers on the road, starting as far as Ikare road if possible to Iwaro junction.

I think we should be having hold-ups is better than losing students.

No one knows who's next.

I do commend your administration under the leadership of Com. Supreme. For putting the students at heart always but I think there is still more to be done.

I hope my suggestions will be looked at, help to pass this to the President and I wish to have his contact also.

Thanks, Aluta Parrot."

In conclusion, we want to state it emphatically, that the union is very concerned about how to stop the lugubrious happenings, to protect and promote the students' interests and fight for their rights.

Coupled with the measures taken by the union, it shall be ensured that proper attention is paid to the road for a lasting solution.

Most importantly, let's not stop praying against evil occurrences in our land.

Stay Safe!

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Okusa Accident: Injured Victim Confirmed Dead

Scene of the accident

The Student Union Public Relations Officer, Comrade Adegbeyin Oluwafemi has confirmed the death of the accident victim that was rushed to Federal Medical Center Owo.

Echo Media had yesterday reported the death of two of the victims involved in an accident that happened at the Okusa area of Akungba.

The Student Union Public Relations Officer, Comrade Adegbeyin Oluwafemi recently took to his Whatsapp status to announce his demise.

He said, "It pierces the heart to lose loved ones. We lost the accident victim rushed to FMC, Owo today (3 lives lost to the accident) RIP to the dead."

According to reports, the deceased is a 300-level student of the Department of Guidance and Counselling.

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2 Dead, 1 Injured In Okusa Accident

The scene of the accident 

Two students have been reported dead, while one injured in an accident that happened this evening around Okusa area of Akungba.

Our reporter gathered that the accident involved two bikes and one bus that rammed into one another.

According to reports, two of the victims are 300-level students of the Department of Guidance and Counselling.

The surviving victim is currently receiving treatment at the Federal Medical Center, Owo, Ondo State.

As of the time of filing this report, the names of the victims haven't been confirmed by the University.

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We Came Out Of Our Defeat To Win- Lovebayor

Toluwalope Adebayo

The Adekunle Ajasin University Student Union Sports Director, Comrade Adelowo Adebayo, known as Lovebayor, has described the Luminaries qualification into the next round of the ongoing Higher Institutions Football League (HIFL) as a good success. 

Lovebayor stated this yesterday during an online interview with our correspondent.

The University's football team had yesterday confirmed their place in the top four after beating Niger Delta University 2-1.

The game played saw Adekimoye Omotayo of the Faculty of Law score two goals that made the Luminaries score 6 points.

According to Lovebayor, the team came out in good spirit to win the crucial match and to qualify, after being defeated by FUPRE in their third match.

He said, "Even though we ought to have qualified with our third match, we still came out from our defeat to win the big match against the Niger Delta University (NDU). Sometimes in football, we win, and sometimes we lose. However, we are so grateful because he gave us winning ahead of our opponent yesterday, and we qualified."

"We hope to learn from our defeat and forge ahead to make our citadel proud by winning the league and bringing the glory to our dear institution."

He urged fans home and abroad to keep supporting and praying for the Luminaries as the competition continues.

Lovebayor said, "We urge our fans home and abroad to keep believing in, and supporting AAUA Luminaries because united we stand and divided we fall. Your support is all we need, and I pray that God will give us more strength to forge ahead and achieve great success in this tournament."

He added, "I want to praise the team, AAUA Luminaries, for taking up the mantle on themselves to win this match. I'm really happy about the win and the whole team is in a happy mood right now."

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5 Days Before Deadline, AAUA Extends Collection Of Certificates

AAUA Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olugbenga Ige

Toluwalope Adebayo

The Acting Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olugbenga Ige has given graduates of the school 3 months grace period for the collection of their certificates.

This was made known in a circular released by the Registrar, Mr. Gbenga Arajulu today.

According to the VC, the new deadline is now July 31, 2021.

Recall the VC had earlier announced that graduates from 2013- 2019 who fail to collect their certificate before May 1, 2021, would pay N20,000 annually as penalty.

Following the extension, the VC advised that, "The affected graduates are advised to take advantage of the extension of the deadline and visit the Office of the Registrar on Mondays to Fridays except on public holidays to collect their certificates.

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SUG Never Agreed With Shuttle Drivers To Charge N50- Barryfem

SUG PRO, Comrade Oluwafemi Adegbeyin

Toluwalope Adebayo

The Adekunle Ajasin University Student Union has reiterated it is not in support of the increment of shuttle fares from 30 naira to 50 naira.

This was stated in a phone interview with the Public Relations Officier, Comrade Oluwafemi Adegbeyin, also known as Barryfem, this afternoon.

This is in corroboration of a statement released yesterday by the SUG President, Comrade Oluwasegun Obagunwa, describing the actions of the shuttle drivers as extortion, and stating that the union would wade into the situation.

According to Barryfem, the Union yesterday arrested some of the drivers, after which a meeting was held with them.

He added that another meeting has been scheduled to finalize their agreement.

Barryfem said " We got complaints from the students that shuttle drivers are charging them #50 per drop, and our agreement with the shuttle drivers during the first semester examination period was #30 naira per drop. At the time, we said if there would be any change, It would be decided in another meeting, but to our greatest surprise, any time students boarded shuttles, they will tell them the SUG agreed to the new fare. Which SUG? We only have one SUG in this school, and we didn't make any agreement that it should be #50 naira. 

"So, that was why moved out en masse yesterday to arrest some of the drivers, although we didn't go to the police station. This was to show students that we aren't in support of this increment to 50 naira per drop. We also had a meeting with them yesterday. Another meeting will be coming up soon to finalize the issue. So, we will let the students know the final agreement.

He further stated that he envisaged the shuttles drivers have embarked on a strike, as students have reported that there were no shuttles available on campus this morning.

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SRC Sets-Up Commitee To Investigate Allegations Against Barryfem

SUG PRO, Comrade Oluwafemi Adegbeyin

Toluwalope Adebayo

Following allegations made against the Student Union Public Relations Officer, Comrade Oluwafemi Adegbeyin, known as Barryfem, the Adekunle Ajasin University, Student Representative Council has set up an investigative committee. 

This was made known in a communique released this morning and signed by the Chairman of the investigative committee, Senator Emperor Kim.

The allegations include: Abuse of Office, negligence of duty, commercialization of AAUASU P.R services, painting the SRC in bad light, extending the affairs of the union outside the borders of AAUASU, dissemination of misleading information, posting of violence-inciting messages, dissemination of information that is denting on the image of the Union

According to the communique, "the essence of the committee is to Investigate if truly the P.R.O is guilty of the allegations, and to also give the P.R.O a fair hearing to defend himself or get a counsel of his own choice to defend him."

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NAMACOS Appoints New Financial Secretary

Daniel Gbiri

Divine Adenola, known as "Fishy", has been assigned as the new Financial Secretary of National Association of Mass Communication Student, AAUA Chapter.

The by-election was held yesterday during the department's congress.

The former Financial Secretary, Harrison Susan had on March 10, 2021, resigned from her position.

Adenola is currently a 200-level student of the department.

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AAUA Football Team Leaves for HIFL 2021

AAUA football team with the SUG President, Comrade Supreme
Photo credit: Comrade Barryfem

Toluwalope Adebayo

The Adekunle Ajasin University football team this morning left to participate in the 2021 Higher Institution Football League.

The school football team led by the School Chief Coach, Coach Lawal consists of 18 members, who will be joining over 40 university teams for the qualifying rounds set to hold between April and May 2021.

See the video below:

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NAAS CONVENTION DEBATE: EKSU WINS, BEATS AAUA AND OTHERS

Friday Omosola

The Ekiti State University (EKSU), Department of Agriculture has been declared winner of the National Association of Agricultural Students Southwest Zonal Convention debate.

The debate which was part of the NASS 2021 convention activities, was held on yesterday at Obasanjo Multi-purpose hall (OBJ) of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko.

According to the judges, Ekiti State University scored 119.5 points to defeat her closest opponent, Obafemi Awolowo University who scored 114.0 points, Olusegun Agagun University of Science and Technology with 112.5 points, University of Ibadan with 111 points, Federal University of Oye Ekiti scored 105 points, while Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko scored 75 points. 

In their arguments for and against the topic, "Nigerian Border Closure; a solution to sustainable Agriculture and domestic consumption,"  schools' representatives spoke extensively on the implications of border closure as well as the blessings.

They argued that the border closure has provided employment opportunities and aided the rapid growth of the country's economy. 

However, opposers affirmed that, despite the closure of the border and the federal government's agenda of going back to the farms, foods are still smuggled into the country, and locally produced food are sold at high prices. 

In an online interview with our correspondent, the NAAS Southwest Chairman, Comrade Success Olalekan Ibitoye from Adekunle Ajasin University, said the 2021 convention is aimed at imparting the Agricultural sector of this nation, as it's clear that the 16 months border-closure has done a lot of good and has caused a rapid increase in the development of Agriculture in Nigeria. 

He said, "We now eat Nigerian rice all over the country, which means the border closure has improved our domestic consumption of our local produce" 

He added that, If the closure of the border should continue with time, and other measures to improve Agricultural Development are being put in place, Nigeria will a food-sufficient and surplus nation. Also, the Hunger percentage will be reduced to less than 0.5%. 

Recall that on the 20th of August 2019, the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari ordered the closure of all borders against the importation of rice and other food crops majorly. 

 According to the President, it was in bid to curtail the illegal importation of foodstuffs to Nigeria.

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SRC Stops Barryfem From Charging Students For Adverts

Adegbeyeni Oluwafemi

...Calls for a letter of apology

Appointment of a new mace bearer

Friday Omosola

The Adekunle Ajasin University Student Union Public Relations Officier, Adegbeyeni Oluwafemi is set to sign a letter of undertaking against charging students who want to advertise their products and services on his Whatsapp status

The order was given by the Student Representative Council during a plenary session yesterday.

This came up after students accused him of lateness in disseminating information, as well as commercializing his WhatsApp platform which is meant to be a medium for disseminating information.

Also, following a disagreement between Barryfem and a Student Representative, who is also the 200 level Class Representative of the Department of Adult Education, Comrade Peter Pan, the Nigerian Universities Education Students Association has filed a report against the PRO.

It reads, "The above mention Association writes to report AAUASU PRO Comrade(Barryfem) the honourable senators upon what transpired between Barryfem and our associates Liberian (Comrade Peter Pan) who is also a representative for Adult Education 200 level students in the faculty of Education.

"On the 9th April 2021, the AAUASU PRO in person of Comrade Barryfem mud the integrity and personality of our dear stakeholders and embarrassed our dear faculty . On that fateful day, he was involved in a conversation on WhatsApp in the group of class representatives of the institution due to some things discussed that were not sitting right with him. Then he lashed out on the class representatives of adult education 200 level in person of Comrade Peter Pan and then he(Barryfem) sent him(Peter Pan) home to Faculty and his department that he (Barryfem)is superior and no match to his faculty stakeholders".

In response, Barryfem stated he only reacted to the voice note sent to him by Peter Pan as a normal human being would do.

He said, "I overreacted when I lost my sanity as a human being".

Looking into his appeal, the Senate stated that Adegbeyeni Oluwafemi (Barryfem) should write a colorful apology letter and paste it across all the notice boards in the school, as well as sign a letter of undertaking.

The house also constituted a committee that will look into the allegation leveled against the public relations officer, and decide he should be suspended within 7 working days.

Meanwhile, following the health condition of the current mace bearer and his inability to carry out duties assigned to him, the Senate President, RT HON. Amodu Abiola has Inaugurated a five-man panel to provide a new mace bearer for the house before the next sitting.

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SUG General Secretary Gets Suspended

Joelistic Joel

SRC Demands Accountability

Friday Omosola

The General Secretary of the Adekunle Ajasin University Student Union Government, Comrade Joel Taiwo, known as Joelistic Joel has been suspended for 2 months.

His suspension was announced yesterday during the Students Representative Council plenary session.

The SRC accused him of refusing to present his bank statement which was used to receive donations for the victims involved in the January 23rd accident, failing to give a breakdown of how the donations received were spent, as well as his refusal to paste apology letters as instructed by the SRC for posting a derogatory statement against students of AAUA on his WhatsApp status.

Following his suspension, he was told to hand over documents related to the office of the General Secretary to the Assistant General Secretary, Comrade Olaiya Anthony, who will be functioning in his office for the period of his suspension.

A statement released by the Student Representative Council this morning reads,

"This is to notify all AAUAITES and host community that the Gen Secretary of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko Student Union (AAUASU) Com. JOELISTIC JOEL* has been suspended ...has been suspended through the resolution of the Students Representative Council's (SRC) plenary held on the 14th day of April, 2021.

"Recalled that the General Secretary was on the 11th of March 2021 invited by Students Representative Council to explain the rationale behind the usage of his account and not the Union's Account to solicit for funds for the victims of the unfortunate accidents of the January 23rd, a function not incidental to his office nor such action backed with the approval of the SEC/SRC/Student Affairs Division as provided by S(34) (a) (IV) of the Union Constitution.

"The General Secretary cited the rigorous process of withdrawing money through the union account and the matter of urgency in the need of the solicited funds at that critical time; an explanation which was rationally considered based on _life and death_ situation.

"The SRC thereby directed the Gen Secretary to print his statement of account and submit the said statement of account to an ad-hoc committee constituted for same and give a vivid account of how the money solicited for was spent.

"Also at the same plenary session, the house addressed one of the comments made by the General Secretary months earlier relating to the reduction of the tuition fees by the State Government in which the Gen. Secretary uploaded a status on his WhatsApp platform that "ANY AAUITE THAT IS NOT CONTENTED WITH THE UNION STRUGGLE IS A FOOL, A BIG FOOL", reference to this statement was greeted with heated reactions upon being admitted by the Gen Secretary.

"Considering the fact the statement is an abuse to all AAUAITES by an officeholder duly elected by the mandates of the same AAUAITES, the Gen Secretary was then directed to write an apology letter to all AAUAITES, submit it to the SRC and paste same on all notice boards on campus within a period of 72 hours. 

However, on the 14th April, 2021. The committee constituted to address the issues reported that the Gen Secretary never submitted any financial report to them nor paste any apology letter as directed on all notice boards on campus as directed by the SRC.

"Also, the SRC invitation to the Gen. Secretary to the next plenary was ignored. The committee thereby recommended immediate 2 months suspension for the Gen Secretary in which the Gen Secretary will have to present the said statement of account and breakdown of the expenses, and as well submit and paste the apology letter as earlier directed by the SRC. The said recommendation was approved and adopted by the SRC members present at the plenary. 

"Upon the suspension of the Gen. Secretary, the Student Representative Council made the following resolutions:

1. _That all documents related to the office of the General Secretary in his care be handed over to the Assistant Gen Secretary_

2. _That the Assistant General Secretary takes over the position of the Gen Secretary for the two months._

3. _That the impeachment process of the Gen Secretary will commence if the condition given by the SRC is not met within the said two months.

Efforts to get the reactions of Joelistic Joel was futile, as his number wasn't reachable and messages sent to him on Whatsapp by our correspondent were not replied as at the time of filing this report.

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AAUA Announces Resumption Date

Toluwalope Adebayo

Following its 167th Regular Meeting held on Wednesday, the Senate of Adekunle Ajasin University has approved, Tuesday, 6th April 2022, for the commencement of the second semester, 2019/2020 academic session

This was made known in a circular signed by the Registrar, Gbenga Arajulu

According to the circular, "all students are to resume for the Second semester 2019/2020 academic session on Tuesday, 6th April 2021, while those in the University's halls of residence are expected to resume on Monday, 5th April 2021."

It further reads, " Upon resumption, all students are advised to immediately commence their registration for the second semester, 2019/2020 academic session and attend lectures.

On behalf of the Ag. Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olugbenga IGE, and the Senate, I welcome all students back to the campus and wish them success in their academic endeavours."

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