Friday, 29 September 2017

NEW ACADEMIC CALENDAR 17/18

RUMOURS ENDS AS OOU RELEASES NEW ACADEMIC CALENDAR

27/09/2017

Victor Onuh

OOU VANGUARD

After days of intensified rumours and agitation, OOU VANGUARD can authoritatively confirm that the new proposed academic calendar for 2017/2018 as been released.

The new calendar indicates that resumption for the new session is slated for October 3rd 2017, while full lectures begin on October 9th 2017 for returning students.

Furthermore, resumption for fresher's as been slated for 9th of October and registration, while deadline for payment of fees and registration was fixed for November 24th 2017. Matriculation for fresher's as been slated for December 6th 2017 as freshers eagerly anticipate OOU admission list for the session.

Convocation ceremony for past graduates as been fixed for January 29th-31st 2018. While the harmattan examination will begin on January 15th 2018.

The 2017/2018 academic session is billed to end on June 30th 2018 and further protocols follows after. Meanwhile, students hope that the Federal Government meet up with ASSU conditions before the end of October to avoid another setback promulgated by the union strike actions.

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Monday, 18 September 2017

ASUU CALLS OFF STRIKE


On the 18th of September 2017, 3:00pm the ASUU's delegate met with the FGN. A memorandum of understanding was reached and this effected the calling off of the ongoing strike as schools are told to resume work as from 25th of  September 2017 . The chairman of the association said
'We  pray for journey mercies for the students as they journey back to school. We are sorry for the strike, but our rights need to be fought for. This is the only way our voice can be echoed. We apologise for whatever inconvenience it has caused. All tertiary institution is to resume back on Monday 25th of sept. We are so grateful for the support of the schools under the oneness of this association'

Monday, 14 August 2017

ASUU STRIKE

*REASONS WE ARE GOING ON STRIKE - ASUU*

OOU VANGUARD

Its no longer news that the Academic Staff Union Of Universities in Nigeria, have embarked on a indefinite strike action which was made officially public today Monday 14th 2017.

Briefing journalists on Monday after an emergency meeting of its National Executive Council held at the University of Abuja, ASUU President Biodun Ogunyemi, said during the strike period, there will be no teaching, examination or attendance of statutory meeting of any kind in any of ASUU’s branches till the government meets the union’s demands.
Among the notable reasons ASUU raised are the 2009 agreement and 2013 MOU which includes; funding for the revitalization of public universities, earned academic allowances, registration of Nigerian universities pension management company and pension matters, university staff school, fractionalization and non payment of salaries among other issues.

The union called on Nigerians to prevail on owners of public universities to be alive to their responsibilities,the ASUU President stressed that the Wale Babalakin negotiation committee lacked powers to resolve the issue as there were unimplemented items in the 2009 Agreement.
“Issues outside Babalakin’s negotiation committee are what we're discussing. We are saying that government did not continue the implementation of the existing issues from 2009 Federal government ASUU agreement. Government have abandoned implementation,” he said.
Mr Ogunyemi went forward to note that the government had ignored the education system, while the political class send their wards to private universities and universities abroad leaving public universities in Nigeria to collapse.

“Primary and secondary school system has already collapsed in Nigeria but not all Nigerians have the funds to send their wards to private schools”. He said for continued productivity, employers must fulfill the minimal obligation of paying their workers salaries correctly and as when due.
“Our members in state universities have experienced untold hardship owing to denial of salaries for several months in Ladoke Akintola university of Technology, LAUTECH, Ondo State University of Science and Technology, OSUTECH, Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED and Ekiti State University, EKSU among several others” he said.

“A deliberate attempt to turn Nigerian academics to beggars and people of unsure footing must therefore be resisted by all who care about the future of our children and the transformation of our country” he said.

Students across Nigeria now look forward to swift reaction from the government, as they hope for an immediate intervention.

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Thursday, 1 June 2017

TO DO ACTIVITIES DURING THE COLD WEATHER

Days when it is very cold outside can sometimes seem unexciting, making you feel depressed. You cannot change the weather; however you can find activities to do that will help dispel the gloominess. Presented below are few things to do when its cold outside.

- Redecorate your room or home. New curtains or a fresh paint coat can dramatically alter a room and give a new look.
- Cuddle. If you have no need to go outside, you can cuddle with a loved one, a friend, or a pet. If you cannot find a partner, you can cuddle with yourself.
- Clean out your drawers and closets. While doing this, watch out for creatures such as spiders to avoid getting bitten.
- Write a book. Your life has been quite eventful so why not pen it down for members of your household to enjoy.
- Start a home work out program. You will find several do-it-yourself motivation and exercise programs on the internet.
- Watch a movie. Pick something interesting and watch it curled up under a blanket.
- Finish a craft undertaking. If you have been working on a craft project for some time now, this is a good time to complete it.
- Make a fire inside your home. If you possess a fire place, build a fire to warm and relax yourself.
- Take a nap. One great thing you can do when it is really cold outside is to wrap yourself within a blanket and take a pleasant nap.
- Play Games. You probably have several board games lying around your house. Pull one or two out and have fun with your friends
- Drink Hot Chocolate. A warm treat is what you need on very cold day, and  hot chocolate is just what you need. Try Cadbury and Nestle brands.
- Have a hearty breakfast. If you are a breakfast person, eat a good breakfast that will keep you warm, after all it is freezing cold outside.
- Play monopoly or scrabble with your partner or friends. It is a great way to kill time.
- Batch Cooking. Cooking is a tedious task, so why not get it done on a cold Saturday or Sunday.
- Start a crochet or knitting project.
- Do the laundry. If you live with other people, there is always laundry that requires tending to.
- Return phone calls. Catch up on your friends. It is another great way to pass time.
- Rearrange your furniture. If you are bored with the way your room is arranged, play with the arrangement to make it a bit more inviting.
- Learn how to sew or knit if you do not already know how.
- Make popcorn and eat
- Listen to Music. Chilling out and listening to music is a great way to relax.
- Read a book. Reading keeps your mind healthy and young so grab an interesting book and read it.
- Pamper yourself with a pleasant home bath spa. If you are home alone, or if you can get some privacy, pamper yourself with a nice home bath spa.
- Make a romantic meal with your self and friends. Making a romantic dinner is a great way to spend a cold night with your loved one.
- Enhance your dancing skills. When learning the latest amazing dancing moves, either with your friends or by yourself you will most likely have lots of fun.
- Visit the library in your locality and take a look at books that talk about winter themes.

Whatever it is you choose to do, try to do it well. Do not just brood around the house and wish that the weather is nicer. Make the most of this time by spending it doing something special.

Monday, 29 May 2017

LECTURE FREE DAY TOMORROW TUESDAY

*Lecture Free day Declared Tomorrow*

Good evening FAM,

Tomorrow has been declared a lecture free day for all OOUites, the Faculty of Science Mid Semester test which is supposed to commence tomorrow have also been shifted to a later date.

All students are to *put on black* and assemble at *LT3 by 10AM* to pay their last respect to the Late NASS President.

For more information, contact.

*NASS Welfare Director*
JAVA
08133074114

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Tuesday, 16 May 2017

WHAT A PAINFUL LOSE

Tragedy Strikes As OOU Loses Student/Dancer To Death

OOU VANGUARD

Monday 15th of May 2017, will definitely not be forgotten in the minds of many lovers, well wishers and friends related to popular OOU dancer OJO IBUKUN ENOCH popularly known as Oxygen a 300 level student of Transport and Logistic Management, who died at mini campus health center yesterday morning after a brief illness.

The energy driven indvidual, was popularly known for his dancing skills and creative brilliance among his fellow colleagues. Reports reaching us says he had battled with various illness before his departure, due to his negative genotype.

His remains was laid to rest yesterday in Lagos, immediately his parents heard about his demise.

May the gentle soul of the departed rest in perfect peace.

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Monday, 8 May 2017

MONDAY HEADLINE

OOU VANGUARD MONDAY HEADLINE NEWS

{May 8, 2017}

• One time Chief of staff and former V.C of Osun state university Prof Ganiyu Olatunde, appointed as new Vice Chancellor of OOU.

• SUG carnival ends in turbulence, as students blast outgoing SUG social director.

• Comedy educative programme Joli-Joli moment to feature on OOU 92.1FM today by 1:30pm.

• Governor of Ogun state, Sen. Ibikunle Amosun approves new governing council for OOU.

• Student house of senate dissolves, appoints new electoral committee to oversee upcoming SUG elections.

• Invited Nigerian artiste 9ice and others fail to turn up for OOU mega carnival.

• Few OOU senate members complain of been owed allowances.

• JCI (OOU) set to begin humanitarian video competition on instagram.

• Election movie begins as different candidates signify intentions for SUG available post.

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