Architect | Urban Planner | Politics | 38th OOU’SUG Welfare Dir. | 37th OOU’SUG Transport Vice Chairman | 36th OOU’SUG Ass. Gen. Sec. IV | Fmr FESSA’OOU PRO |
Hallelujah!!!
Officially a certified graduate today.
🎓 Urban and Regional Planning Graduate.
Trained to plan, design, and build better communities.
The journey has just begun🛣️
B.Urban and Regional Planning
Thanks to God Almighty🙏
#OOUCONVOCATION
Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) will be holding her 2024/2025 Convocation Ceremony in the next few days.
BSC URP🛣️
I look forward to officially starting my professional career in planning, contributing meaningfully to sustainable development and the built environment.
I have 2 close classmates from primary school I want to reconnect with. Even if we don't reconnect, I just need to be sure they are okay.
Adeshola Adegoke
Chimezie Iduu
We attended St. Mary Nursery and Primary School. Thank you 🙏🏾
The very first offer the management makes to the Students’ Union when they want to increase tuition fee is tell them they will be free to increase the SUG due too.
During our time, the management sent invitation to my President and I seperately in hope that they’d be able to divide us. They even added that the meeting should not be discussed with anyone.
My President appeared and told them he won’t be able to discuss further without his Senate President.
I appeared at a different time and told them I also can’t discuss without the President. 😂
When your school management announces an increase in tuition fees, the first thing students should do is organise themselves, mobilise, and peacefully shut down the school to register their displeasure.
Put your SUG President at the forefront and collectively demand that management reconsider the decision. Let your voices be heard. Make it clear that students will not accept decisions that affect their welfare without being consulted.
However, my recent experiences engaging with institutions that attempted to increase school fees have been quite disturbing.
In most of these cases, I discovered that some SUG Presidents had already reached agreements with management to support the increment, simply because their own SUG allowances or dues would be increased.
In other cases, management allegedly promised certain SUG leaders personal financial benefits in exchange for their cooperation.
This is unfortunate!
The SUG is established to protect and represent the interests of students, not to negotiate away their welfare for personal benefits.
To every SUG President out there, remember that your loyalty should be to the students who elected you. You cannot collect a mandate from students and use it to bargain against their interests.
Student leadership is a responsibility…
Aluta Continua!
@OFF_badboy6@iambabtee This is not true tho. If students gather and carry out the protest peacefully, nothing like being expelled. Unless you do too much.
Hello November! 💙
A new month, a fresh chapter, and endless possibilities. May this month bring growth, greater opportunities, fulfilled dreams, and beautiful testimonies.
Welcome to November!
From all of us at PeaceNation, we wish you a prosperous month ahead. 🥂