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NAUS Praises FG for Housing Initiative at University of Ilesa

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The National Association of University Students (NAUS) writes to formally express its profound appreciation and commendation to the Federal Government of Nigeria for the successful handover of 24 housing units to the University of Ilesa. This laudable initiative stands as a clear demonstration of the Federal Government’s unwavering commitment to the advancement of tertiary education and the overall development of academic institutions across the country. At a time when many universities continue to grapple with infrastructural challenges, this intervention is both timely and impactful. The provision of these housing units represents far more than just physical structures; it is a strategic investment in the future of education. By improving staff accommodation, the government has taken a vital step toward enhancing the welfare, morale, and productivity of academic and non-academic staff within the university system. well-supported workforce ultimately translates into better teac...

OTUNBA DOTUN OLORUNYOMI DECLARES BID FOR ONDO ASSEMBLY, PROMISES PEOPLE-CENTRED LEADERSHIP

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Otunba Dotun Olorunyomi has officially declared his intention to contest for a seat in the Ondo State House of Assembly, representing Odigbo Constituency 1, pledging a new era of inclusive, data-driven, and people-oriented governance. In a statement announcing his ambition, Olorunyomi described his decision as “a sincere call to service” rather than a mere political pursuit. He emphasized his commitment to addressing the needs of constituents through practical solutions rooted in his background in Information Technology and systems thinking. According to him, his vision is to transform Odigbo Constituency 1 into a “smart and connected constituency” where development is measurable, opportunities are widely accessible, and every resident has a voice in governance. “I stand for the people — the youth striving for a better future, the elderly who deserve comfort and dignity, and widows who must never be forgotten,” he stated, stressing his connection to the everyday realities of the p...

NAUS Vice Chairman, Comrade Olalekan Johnson D. (IDERA), Records Major Success with Inter-Campus Sports Event at Uni Ilesa

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS**[ NAUS] CMC OSUN AXIS. PRESS STATEMENT * * The University of Ilesa Sports Auditorium came alive with energy, skill, and sportsmanship as the National Association of University Students (NAUS) CMC Osun Team faced the Uni Ilesa School Team in an inter-school sporting event featuring football and table tennis, organized by the Office of the Vice Chairman, Comrade Olalekan Johnson D. (IDERA). The football match was fiercely contested from kickoff, with both teams displaying determination, tactical discipline, and physical resilience. The opening stages reflected balance and intensity as players battled for dominance across the pitch. As the game progressed, however, the Uni Ilesa School Team capitalized on key opportunities, showcasing sharp finishing and cohesive teamwork. Despite a spirited performance and a goal from the NAUS CMC Osun Team, Uni Ilesa secured a convincing 4–1 victory in what spectators described as a tough, demanding, ...

Shaping Futures This Yuletide: Inside NAUS Career Launch Pad 1.0

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As the Yuletide season unfolds, a quiet but powerful story of growth is being written within the NAUS students’ community in Osun State. The NAUS Career Launch Pad 1.0 is more than a class—it is a turning point. In a time when many students seek direction, this initiative has created a space where skills meet purpose. Participants are not just learning; they are being equipped with practical tools such as Google Workspace proficiency, ATS knowledge, and essential 21st-century workplace skills that translate directly into real opportunities. What makes this class truly worthy is its focus on impact. Every lesson is designed to empower students to become more productive, more competitive, and more prepared for the evolving world of work. The commitment shown by participants reflects a shared belief that student development must go beyond theory and lead to measurable value. In the spirit of Yuletide, a season of reflection, growth, and giving—the NAUS Osun Treasury celebrates t...

Rising Insecurity: Director of Campus Health & Student Welfare, Sanusi Abdullateef, Warns Students to Stay Vigilant

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Dear Students, The leadership of the National Association of University Students (NAUS), Osun Axis, under the leadership of Comr. Adeleke Samson Okikijesu, through the Office of the Director of Campus Health and Student Welfare, wishes to formally address the growing concerns surrounding the current state of insecurity across Nigeria. Recent developments have highlighted the need for increased caution, enhanced personal responsibility, and a collective commitment to safeguarding ourselves and one another. As students, our academic pursuit and daily activities require movement within and outside our campuses. This makes it essential to adopt proactive safety measures. In view of this, all students are strongly advised to take note of the following: 1. Limit unnecessary movements, especially during late hours. Engage in night activities only when absolutely unavoidable. 2. Prioritize communication by informing close friends, roommates, or family members about your movement patterns, d...

NAUS Raises Alarm Over Rising Insecurity, Demands Immediate Action from the Federal Authorities

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The National Association of University Students (NAUS), under the leadership of Comr. Adeleke Samson Okikijesu, expresses deep concern over the alarming escalation of insecurity across Nigeria, particularly the growing threats confronting students, academic institutions, and communities nationwide. Over the past months, reports of kidnappings, armed attacks, cult-related violence, banditry, and unchecked criminal activities have continued to rise, posing a direct threat to the safety and well-being of Nigerian students. The worsening situation calls for urgent, decisive, and coordinated intervention from the Federal Government and relevant security agencies. As a body responsible for safeguarding the welfare of students in all tertiary institutions across the country, NAUS cannot remain silent while Nigerian students live in fear, travel in fear, study in fear, and pursue their academic dreams under the shadow of insecurity. Our campuses—once regarded as safe havens for learning and...

NAUS APPLAUDS UNILESA FOR REDUCING HOSTEL FEES AFTER MASS ACTION.

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The National Association of University Students (NAUS), Osun State Campus Monitoring Committee, has applauded the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilesa, Professor Taiwo Asaolu, for what it describes as a historic and student-responsive decision to reduce hostel accommodation fees in the institution. The university management recently approved a reduction of ₦50,000 in hostel fees after constructive engagement with student representatives. The adjustment comes at a time when many students and their families continue to navigate economic hardship affecting their access to higher education. In a statement signed by the Chairman of NAUS CMC Osun, Comrade Adeleke Samson, the association described the decision as a "bold demonstration of leadership that listens, understands, and responds to the realities faced by students.” NAUS also acknowledged the official recognition granted to the association on the University of Ilesa campus, noting that the move will strengthen student-...