University of Ibadan resumes at last

By Olawale Daniel

It is  known that the vice chancellor of University of Ibadan sent the undergraduate student home due to the protest led by the student union of University of Ibadan on the 29th of May 2017 due to the inability of the school management to produce the student's ID card and some other controversial issues.
This protest leading to several argument on social media and on different radio station. The student union has also been suspended.
But today 23 of June 2017,the senate had a meeting and a decision was made that all student should report in school on the 2nd of July and that the 1st semester examination will kick off 2 day later that is on the 4th of July 2017.
I implore u student of university of Ibadan to tale this information serious because it has been confirmed. It is not July 17,it is July 2nd.

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