JAMB registrar delivers UNIOSUN 10th foundation Day lecture

The Registrar and Chief Executive of Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB), Professor Is-haq Oloyede yesterday delivered the 10th Foundation Day Lecture of Osun State University in Osogbo, capital of Osun State.

Delivering the lecture titled: "Universities and the Challenges of Sustainable Development," Professor Oloyede posited that until authorities, management and workers in the nation's universities imbibe positive mental attitude in playing their roles, it would be hard to ensure sustainable development.

The 10th Foundation Day Lecture of the Osun State University, Osogbo which was held at the Olagunsoye Oyinlola Auditorium attracted top personalities from different parts of the country as the event was part of the activities marking the 6thi convocation of the University.

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Oloyede posited that the attitudes of members of the university communities would determine their altitude and tasked universities to generate research that would ensure environmental sustainability.  

The JAMB Registrar who was represented by a lecturer from the University of Ibadan, Professor Afiz Oladosu said "the environment is fundamental as everything ultimately depends on the environment to survive."

Oloyede said, "Universities have crucial roles to play in addressing the challenges of sustainable development. The only requirement needed in this regard is attitude which determines our altitude.

"With positive mental attitude, I recommend that rather than relying on concrete or fence (only) to mark the perimeter of the university campus, universities should be planting streets for economic and ecological purposes. The trees will serve as carbon sink, taking out and storing carbon. 

"Apart from forestation for the purpose of boundary demarcation, universities should cultivate the plantation culture through a deliberate policy of growing economic trees like teak, date palm and so on. Nigeria universities should formulate robust environmental policies and implement the provisions therein to the letter.

"Universities should develop their own capacity for generating power rather than relying on the epileptic public power supply system or unsustainable power generators. Alternative energy should be generated from solar, thermal and biofuel sources in order to accelerate development."

Oloyede charged universities to embark on sustainable waste management, including e-waste administration, through research and entrepreneurial ventures adding that ivory towers should domesticate the principles of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) as espoused by UNESCO.

The JAMB boss further advised universities to impact more on their immediate communities through town and gown programmes that would sensitise Nigerians on the impacts of climate change and the need to embrace sustainable development philosophy.

UNIOSUN produces 54 first class graduates

By Dansu peter

Osun State University, Osogbo has churned out 54 first class graduates who stand the chance of getting jobs in the university as graduate assistants.  

Addressing a press conference to herald the 6th convocation ceremonies of the university, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Labode Popoola told newsmen that UNIOSUN has produced good best quality 1,236 graduates who are well moulded in character and learning.

(L-R) Osun State University’s Acting Registrar, Mr. Gafar Adebayo Shitu, the Vice
Chancellor, Professor Labode Popoola, acting Bursar, Mr Adegbite Samson Adebolu and
the Librarian, Mr. Ajibola Maxwell Oyinloye during the 6th convocation press conference in Osogbo.

According to him, “out of 1236 graduates, 54 made first class, 512 made second class upper division, 539 made second class lower division, 129 made third class while only two graduated with pass.”

“Out of the 54 first class graduates, the college of Agriculture produced 14, College of Humanities and Culture produced only one, College of Health Sciences produced two, College of Law also produced two, College of Management and Social Sciences produced 22 while the College of Science Engineering and Technology produced 13.”

“A total number of 174 graduated from the College of Agriculture, 57 graduated from the College of Education, 196 graduated from the College of humanities and Culture, 34 graduated from the College of Health Sciences and 50 graduated from the College of Law. Also, a total number of 441 graduated from the College of Management and Social Sciences, while 284 graduated from the College of Science Engineering and Technology.”

The VC said that as a policy, the first class graduates who might wish to take up a career in the university are normally given the chance to compete for the limited spaces that may exist. “Our first class graduates can get jobs in the university as graduate assistants. Though, we might not be able to take all of them, we will take the very best among them.”

Popoola said newly completed structures including the university library that would be named after the pioneer Vice Chancellor, Professor Sola Akinrinade will be commissioned as part of activities marking the convocation ceremonies while three past pioneer Pro Chancellors and Chairmen of Council of the university-, Professors Peter Okebukola, Gabriel Olawoyin and Obafemi Ajibola would be honoured with honorary degrees.

The VC added that the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation board (JAMB) and former Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Professor Is’-haq Oloyede would deliver the foundation day lecture on Tuesday 4th of April, 2017 while the former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Femi Bamiro would deliver the convocation lecture of the 10-year-old university on Wednesday, 5th of April, 2017.

UNIOSUN holds symposium to mark 10th anniversary

Osun State University today marked the 10th anniversary of the creation of the institution with a symposium held at the main campus of the University in Osogbo, capital of Osun State.  

The symposium with the theme: “UNIOSUN Yesterday, Today and in the Future” was designed to evaluate the existence of the university in the past ten years and ensure a better future for the institution in line with the vision of its founding fathers.   

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Former Vice Chancellors of the university including Professor Basiru Okesina and Professor Ganiyu Olatunde were among the discussants at the symposium which took place at Olagunsoye Oyinlola Auditorium.

The Executive Vice-Chairman of the Ibadan School of Governance and Public Policy, Dr Tunji Olaopa was the Chairman of the symposium. The Permanent Secretaries of the Ministries of Education and Finance in the state also joined the representatives of the students and the alumni association of the university as discussants during the symposium.

 In his opening remarks, Dr Olaopa congratulated the management of UNIOSUN for the successes recorded by the university in the past and tasked the management to buckle up to take the institution to a greater height.

In their separate remarks, former acting Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Ganiyu Olatunde and former Vice Chancellor, Prof Basir Okesina said UNIOSUN was established on a solid foundation.

They noted that the university had rapid growth because of the proper funding and the autonomy it enjoyed when it was established and expressed worry that the institution was also suffered inadequate funding now owing to the global economic recession.

The duo said the relatively stable funding it enjoyed assisted the pioneer management of the university to mount several courses and established collaborations with educational institutions across the globe, the development that instantly put the institution in global reckoning.

While speaking, the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Labode Popoola, said the university organised the symposium to enable it keep track of the objectives behind its establishment and charged the staff of the university to rededicate themselves to the duties.

Prof Popoola maintained that only the diligent, committed, intelligent and resourceful staff could assist the university to achieve the goal of producing best graduates that can compete with their counterparts in any part of the world.

Another UNIOSUN Student Brutally KILLED In Osogbo; See Photo

A 300-level student of the department of Civil Engineering at the Osun State University, Osogbo, Kazeem Amodu Ige has been killed in a fight that erupted among some students of the institution on Monday evening.

Daily Trust correspondent gathered that Kazeem was allegedly stabbed in the chest by a 400-level student of the department of Physics Electronics of the same university, Yusuff Adekunle, also known as Stone.

The pandemonium broke out around the students’ hostel at University road in Oke-Baale area of Osogbo, capital of Osun State on Monday evening as a result of the bloody class by the UNIOSUN students.

The reason for the fight among the students is still uncertain.

A source told Daily Trust that the deceased student was not among those fighting and that Kazeem was only trying to separate the feuding students when he was stabbed.

Daily Trust correspondent learnt that the machete cut on Kazeem was very deep and that he was rushed to Our Lady of Fatimah Catholic Hospital, Jaleyemi area for medical treatment to save his life but he was confirmed dead by the doctors in the hospital.

His corpse was initially deposited at the mortuary of the same hospital for autopsy but it was later transferred to the state hospital, Asubiaro area by the authorities of the university.

The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Fimihan Adeoye while confirming the incident said he had ordered a full scale investigation into the matter and assured that the culprits would not go scot-free.

Adeoye, who spoke through the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Folasade Odoro said necessary measures have been put in place to prevent reprisal attacks among the students and assured that police would ensure safety of lives and properties in the area.

A student of the university said this sad occurrence was unfortunate at the time that UNIOSUN community was still mourning the death of a 400 Level student that was kidnapped and killed by ritualists recently while 2 missing male students of the university were yet not found.

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UNIOSUN Sex Video Scandal: The Randy Lecturer, Dr. Ojoniyi SACKED

The Governing Council of the Osun State University, Osogbo, has terminated the appointment of Dr. Olabode Ojoniyi of the Department of Languages and Linguistics, Ikire Campus, caught on video having an amorous relationship with one of his students, Mercy Ikwue.

 Our correspondent gathered on Sunday that the Governing Council headed by Mallam Yusuf Ali SAN, sacked the lecturer, who appeared nude  on a bed  in a hotel room and caressing Miss Ikwue.

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A member of the Governing Council confirmed the sacking of Ojoniyi to our correspondent in Osogbo on Sunday.

He said, “The Council met last week and the report of the panel that investigated Ojoniyi’s amorous affair with the female student was deliberated upon. His appointment was terminated because that is the penalty stated in the Code of Conduct of Staff of Osun State University.”

Apart from the member of the Governing Council, three other lecturers including two professors confirmed to our correspondent that Ojoniyi had been sacked.

Part II articles 15 and 23  of the Code of Conduct for Staff and Students of UNIOSUN read, “ An academic staff shall not conduct himself/ herself in relation to students in such a manner that derogates from his status as a lecturer, examiner and adviser. Specifically, sexual harassment of students by (members of) staff is totally forbidden. Any (member of) staff found guilty of sexual harassment shall be dismissed from the service of the university and may be handed over to relevant state authority for prosecution.

“An academic (member of) staff shall not demand from students any gratification whether in cash or in kind including sexual gratification in the discharge of his/her lawful duties. Breach of this code shall warrant appropriate sanction ranging from warning to termination of appointment depending on the gravity of the offence.”

Ojoniyi’s sex act was captured in a video which is believed to have been surreptitiously recorded by the female student.

The female student was said to have been pressurised by Ojoniyi for sex and she eventually agreed and followed him to their agreed place with a laptop computer from which she pretended to be watching a movie, Things Fall Apart. Unknown to him, Miss Ikwue was actually recording their sexual activities.

Ojoniyi had accused one of the lecturers of the university, who was recently dismissed for an alleged misconduct as the person behind the drama. According to him, the lady was contracted to blackmail him. But Ojoniyi did not deny being the one in the video.

The video clip went viral afterwards and Ojoniyi, when contacted by our correspondent did not deny that he was the one in the video and did not say his image was manipulated. He only blamed his detractors for the incident.

The Acting Registrar of UNIOSUN, Bayo Shittu, who doubles as the secretary of the council, did not pick repeated calls put across to his telephone line.

He had yet to reply to the text sent to him to officially confirm the sacking as of the time of filing this report.

A professor at the university recently resigned his appointment over the alleged rape of a female student in his office.

Some lecturers and students of the university told our correspondent that the professor knew that he would be sacked if the case was investigated and he hurriedly resigned to prevent the embarrassment which would follow.

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