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The leadership of the National Association of University Students (NAUS), CMC Osun Axis was duly present in receiving the President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Comr.Olushola Ladoja, during his official visit to Osun State as part of his ongoing tour across all southwestern states. The visit was aimed at identifying first-hand the challenges confronting Nigerian students and ensuring that student welfarism remains a top priority in engagements with relevant stakeholders. Comr. Ladoja, ably accompanied by members of the NANS National Executive Council, NANS Southwest (Zone D) leadership, and student leaders across Osun State, toured various campuses within the state. During the visits, he interacted directly with students and the managements; took note of their concerns, and reaffirmed his commitment to push for urgent attention and solutions from both institutional and governmental authorities. In his words, the NANS President assured that no genuine ...

The leadership of the National Association of University Students (NAUS), Campus Monitoring Committee (CMC), Osun Axis has officially welcomed the President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Comrade Olusola Ladoja, to Osun State. In a statement signed by Comrade Adeleke Samson Okikijesu (Chairman), Comrade Olayode Ayomide Barakat (Secretary-General), and Comrade Akinboboye Daniel Oluwakorede (Public Relations Officer), the association described the NANS President’s visit as “a bold testament to his passion for student inclusion, nationwide unity, and progressive advocacy.” The statement noted that under Comrade Ladoja’s stewardship, NANS has experienced renewed energy, direction, and hope, adding that his leadership has been marked by “a consistent defense of justice, welfare, and academic stability across campuses nationwide.” > “Your presence among us is more than a courtesy — it is a reflection of your unwavering commitment to service, sacrifice, and...

PRESS RELEASE NAUS CONDEMNS 60% FEE HIKE AT OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY, DEMANDS IMMEDIATE REVIEW …Education should not be priced beyond the reach of the poor The National Association of University Students (NAUS), Osun State Axis, has expressed deep dissatisfaction and strong opposition to the sudden 60% increase in tuition fees at Osun State University (UNIOSUN). The association describes the hike as unjustifiable, insensitive, and anti-student, coming at a time when Nigerian families are already grappling with the harsh economic realities of inflation and rising cost of living. The association posed questions to the management of Osun State University and the Osun State Government: What informed a 60% increase in tuition fees at a time when the economy is bleeding? Why should access to public education become a privilege for only the wealthy?” NAUS further lamented that the increment will likely force many students to suspend or abandon their academic pursuits, especially those ...