UNILESA Declares Two-Week Break Over Security Concerns
The University of Ilesa (UNILESA) has announced an immediate two-week break for students in response to rising security concerns affecting off-campus residences.
A statement by the varsity’s registrar, Funso Ojo noted that the university promptly took the action following reports of a security breach involving off-campus students.
The statement further said the decision underscores the university’s commitment to ensuring students’ safety.
According to the statement, the security concerns came to a head after a reported breach in the early hours of the morning, prompting swift action from law enforcement.
“At approximately 3:00 a.m., the University Registrar alerted the Police Area Commander, who promptly deployed three Divisional Police Officers alongside armed personnel to secure the affected areas.
“Additionally, military personnel attached to the university intervened, resulting in the arrest of a suspected assailant.”
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It said the university’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Taiwo Asaolu and other top university officials in a show of solidarity and demonstration of the institution’s commitment to student welfare, have visited injured students at the hospital to ensure they received adequate medical attention.
The statement also hinted at a crucial stakeholders’ meeting convened by the Police Area Commander to prevent further incidents.
The meeting is expected to bring together university management nike ja 1 scratch, security agencies, landlords, caretakers, and student representatives travis scott air jordan 1 retro low og black olive release date fall 2024 to strategise on long-term security improvements.
It, however, encouraged students to utilize the break for academic preparation, as the 2024/2025 first-semester examinations nike air jordan 1 factory outlet are set to commence immediately after the break, on Monday, March 17, 2025.
The university reassured students and staff of its unwavering commitment to safety, urging them to stay informed through official communication channels as further security measures are implemented.
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