The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Idowu Olayinka, has hinted that the school may be reopened in the ‘next few weeks’ if the present peace overtures embarked upon by him succeed.
He, however, said that this does not preclude punishment being meted out to any student found out to have flouted school laws.
The authorities of the school had on June 23 announced July 2 as the date for the re-opening of the institution for normal academic activities. A students’ union leader, had however, said the students would not resume until the issues that led to the closure were first resolved.
The school has been enmeshed in a protracted crisis over use of hotplates and other electrical appliances in kitchenettes alongside other domestic squabbles. The university also suspended the students’ union with its president, Ojo Aderemi, vowing to resist the university management.
The university management was also accused of being involved in a multi-billion naira fraud in media reports and for failing to audit her accounts, a report that has caused a stir in the university community.
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op!!! which kind resume again when students are already writing exams?