Tag: Olabisi Onabanjo University

Phobia For Maths, Love For Beautiful Women; Story of Oludare Ogunyombo, First To Complete Ph.D In Communication At OOU

ADEOLA YUSUF

The grass to grace story of the first person to complete the journey of Ph.D at the department of Mass Communication in Olabisi Onabajo University’s history is one with potential to inspire a lot. The Emuren Remo-born scholar, Oludare Ogunyombo, opens up to Platforms Africa on all, including 5 things people do not know about him.   Who is Oludare Ogunyombo? Oludare Ogunyombo is from Emuren Remo in Ogun State. He has a B.Sc. in Journalism and an M.Sc. in Mass Communication from the Lagos State University and University of…

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Ogun students shut down Benin-Ore highway

Abibat Babalola

Students protesting the lingering strike action of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, on Monday, have reportedly blocked the Sagamu-Benin-Ore highway. The students on a joint protest are from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye; Tai Solarin University of Education, and the Federal University Of Agriculture, Abeokuta, all in Ogun State. They bore on their banner, “Stop Toying with Our Education,” as they marched on the road in protest. READ ALSO ASUU to Buhari: We’ll Continue Strike Till 2023 if Necessary Strike: Buhari Has Stopped Our Salary, ASUU Members Cry Out…

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Careless Award of 1st-Class Honours By Nigerian Varsities Worrisome- OOU VC

Wonuola Olujobi

The Vice Chancellor, Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU, Ago Iwoye, Prof. Ganiyu Olatunde, has advised universities in the country against indiscriminate award of first-class degree to their students, saying a situation where some universities would have a significant number of their graduating students bagging such is becoming worrisome. This is just as he clarified that students deserving of such grades should not be denied. He spoke in Ago Iwoye while briefing the press on activities lined up for the 30th convocation ceremony of the institution. According to him, graduates should be…

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