OAU Begin Lectures, Urges Students To Prepare For Exam..
OAU Begin Lectures, Urges Students To Prepare For Exam..
by Ameborguy
EDUCATION
A month after Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife was forced
to close due to the strike by non-teaching workers embarked
upon in December, lectures officially began in the institution on
Fri,
A student of the institution, Demola Ayinde said, “CHM102 held
today and were told to start preparing for exam. Exam may be
starting this month according to my lecturer. ”
Another student who identified herself as Bimbo said: “I attended
Yoruba class today.”
The Dean of Student Affairs, Isiska Aransi confirmed to newsmen
on Friday that the second-semester examination for 2016/2017
session would begin on January 29, following approval of the
senate.
“The calendar has been reviewed,” he said.
As at the time of filing this report, electricity and water supplies
had been restored to halls of residence. Both the health centre
and the library opened.
Before Friday, these services had been cut by the striking non-
teaching workers.
It is not immediately how the management was able to restore
the services, after the Non-Academic Staff Union, the body of
workers responsible for them, vowed not to resume work unless
their grievances over the sharing of the earned allowances are
addressed.
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EDUCATION
A month after Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife was forced
to close due to the strike by non-teaching workers embarked
upon in December, lectures officially began in the institution on
Fri,
A student of the institution, Demola Ayinde said, “CHM102 held
today and were told to start preparing for exam. Exam may be
starting this month according to my lecturer. ”
Another student who identified herself as Bimbo said: “I attended
Yoruba class today.”
The Dean of Student Affairs, Isiska Aransi confirmed to newsmen
on Friday that the second-semester examination for 2016/2017
session would begin on January 29, following approval of the
senate.
“The calendar has been reviewed,” he said.
As at the time of filing this report, electricity and water supplies
had been restored to halls of residence. Both the health centre
and the library opened.
Before Friday, these services had been cut by the striking non-
teaching workers.
It is not immediately how the management was able to restore
the services, after the Non-Academic Staff Union, the body of
workers responsible for them, vowed not to resume work unless
their grievances over the sharing of the earned allowances are
addressed.
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