Happenings in OAU

No ID card! No examination! 
The students Union has consistently engaged the University management on the failure to produce and distribute identity cards to students. The students has sprang into action with the threat of not writing examination without the Identity Card. 


Mark your calendar! Nyesom Wike is coming 
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adebayo Simeon Bamire on behalf of the council, Senate , Staff and Students invites the general public to the 2025 Distinguished Personality Lecture scheduled to hold on Thursday 5th, June 2025.


Moremi Hall get borehole water-Hurray!! 
A ceremony was held at Moremi's hall to commission a newly donated borehole. The donation was made by Mrs Akanni , the Hall Warden and her household, in honor of her dedication to the hall. 

Credit Alert Moment 
Obafemi Awolowo University students have finally received credit alerts as the institution refunds excess fees paid by NELFUND beneficiaries. This development comes after weeks of anticipation and queries from students regarding the status of their loan disbursement. 


Amphitheater Get Facelift 
The iconic Amphitheater is getting a dress new look, with ongoing renovations adding modern touches and a coat of fresh paint. New look soon!! 


                                            Rhamat
                             Production Manager (DSNA)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

BOOK REVIEW "The psychology of money"

Image
"The psychology of money"by Morgan Housel        The book is a captivating exploration of the complex relationship between our minds and money. Housel brings to limelight the psychological biases and behaviors that influence our financial decisions, offering insights that are both practical and profound. He discusses how our emotions, instincts, and past experiences shape our attitudes towards money, often leading to irrational choices and unexpected outcomes.      One key theme in the book is the importance of understanding the difference between being rich and being wealthy. Housel argues that true wealth is not just about having a large bank account, but rather about achieving financial security and freedom. He emphasizes the value of investing in experiences, relationships, and personal growth, rather than just accumulating material possessions.       Another highlight is Housel's exploration of the concept of risk and uncertainty in...
Read more

DEPARTMENTAL NEWS

Image
                NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! Hello, welcome to News! News! News! INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS GOES THROUGH ACCREDITATION It is that time again when international relations as a course and department goes through accreditation. This is a process in which international relations is officially recognised and certified as meeting specific standards of quality and rigor by the authorized accrediting body. INTRODUCING OUR DEPARTMENT LIBRARY It is with pleasure that I announce the completion of our departmental library, a dedicated space designed to support learning, research and collaboration within our academic community. STUDENT FORUM The meeting kickstarted with the introduction of part 1 students, executives, Student Representative Council and Diplomatic Suite News Agency. The SRC election for part 1 took place after the introduction with six contestants from part 1 constituency namely  Adeyinbo Ifeoluwa Mary who won with a tot...
Read more

Diplomat of The Week

Image
  Henry Kissinger: A Titan of Diplomacy Henry Kissinger, the renowned American diplomat, politician, and geopolitical consultant, left an indelible mark on international relations. With a career spanning over five decades, Kissinger's diplomatic efforts have been recognized globally, earning him numerous accolades, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973. Born in Fürth, Germany, in 1923, Kissinger's family fled Nazi persecution, settling in New York City. He attended Harvard University, where he earned his Bachelor's, Master's, and Ph.D. degrees in government and international relations. Kissinger's academic background and early experiences laid the foundation for his future diplomatic endeavors. Kissinger's diplomatic career was marked by several notable positions, including National Security Adviser under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, and Secretary of State from 1973 to 1977. During his tenure, Kissinger played a crucial role in shaping U.S. foreig...
Read more