DISCLAIMER NOTICE

Our attention has been drawn to the misleading news headline and false information published by Sahara Reporters and Daily Trust as regards the auto accident on our campus two days ago. As a union, we strongly condemn this unprofessional act and also call on the two media houses to correct the errors in order to avert a war against the student body.

The headline which read "Couple, two others killed as Nigerian University Students organise car racing contest" was not only misleading but malicious. We express our total disappointment as these dailies are seemed to be some of the highly respected online media outlets which people look up to for credible information.

For the sake of records, there was never a car racing contest by the vehicles involved. Rather, the collision was 'alleged' to have been caused by overspeeding according to eye-witness reports. However, security agents are still conducting investigations to unravel the mystery behind the incident. As such, we totally disclaim any information that report otherwise.

We hereby implore members of the public to disregard the malicious information as reported by both media outlets.

RE: UNFORTUNATE CAR ACCIDENT ON CAMPUS

Sequel to the press statement earlier released today, we have noticed some misinterpretation and misconceptions trailing the information. This is to reiterate the fact that the Union does not take side on who is faulty between the korope driver and the driver of the Lexus car. Rather, we have only reported the incident as allegedly claimed by eye-witnesses.

Also, this is to express our unreserved apologies regarding a voice note made by an official of the Union on the said matter. Statement made in the audio is hereby retracted.

Students should hereby note that academic activities continue tomorrow though all lecturers have been urged not to make attendance mandatory.

As such, we advise our dearest colleagues to remain calm in their respective dealings.

UNFORTUNATE CAR ACCIDENT ON CAMPUS

We express our sympathy about the car accident that happened after the school dam. The unfortunate incident was alleged to have happened as a result of overspeeding of a private car which in turn hit a korope shuttle bus.

The disastrous occurrence which happened around 9pm yesterday evening claimed some lives (with the drivers of both vehicles inclusive). We deeply commiserate with the families of the deceased persons and pray that God grant them the fortitude to bear the irreparable losses.

Also, we wish the injured victims quick recovery as they receive treatment at the hospital.

Students should however note that academic activities are suspended for today.

We hereby enjoin the members of the University community to remain calm.

REMOVAL OF GNS 111 RESULTS

We are not unaware of the removal of GNS 111 results from students portal. The removal is due to complaints about some cited errors and discrepancies which has led to failure of students.

Be rest assured that the GNS unit is currently working on rectifying the errors and the results would be re-uploaded as soon as practicable.

Also, students with issues on GNS 211 and 311 result are advised to reach to the following persons with substantial evidence(s):

Omoluabi: https://wa.me/2349061299822
O' Smart: https://wa.me/2348140861402

Be rest assured of our unalloyed commitment to remain People Focused.

CBT CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT RESCHEDULED TILL FURTHER NOTICE

As earlier announced, we have taken swift actions to relay the agitations and yearnings of Unilorites to the University management as regards the scheduled CBT Continuous Assessment.

After intense engagements with the Management, we are delighted to inform you all that the CBT Continuous Assessment has been rescheduled till further notice. As such, students should disregard the 'trending' CBT CA Provisional Timetable.

Application of 'add and drop' is also still on till further notice while students who applied for CBT make-up should also expect update as regards the schedule in due time.

IFEOLUWA AND RUTH WIN BIG AT NAFIS NATIONAL DEBATE

On behalf of the entire Union, we felicitate with Ifeoluwa Omoniyi Dada and Adekanye Ruth Ayobami, 200-level students of department of Aquaculture and Fisheries for being victorious at the National Association of Fishery Students (NAFIS) National Inter-University Debate Competition (Battle of Intellectuals).

The duo had defeated their counterparts from University of Ibadan in the finals to clinge victory. Also, Ifeoluwa emerged as the overall best speaker in the debate.

The virtual debate competition which had participants from over 23 tertiary institutions across the nation was held on 19th and 20th November, 2021.

Unilorites are hereby charged to keep the winning spirit high as they explore every good opportunities.