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PROF. A.B. OKESINA CONGRATULATES GOVERNOR RAUF ADESOJI AREGBESOLA on HIS RE-ELECTION for ANOTHER TERM the Vice-Chancellor, Election As an Expression of the Prof A weekly news publication of the Media/Corporate Affairs Unit, VC’s Office Vol. III Issue 16, 11 August, 2014 PROF. A.B. OKESINA CONGRATULATES GOVERNOR RAUF ADESOJI AREGBESOLA ON HIS RE-ELECTION FOR ANOTHER TERM The Vice-Chancellor, election as an expression of the Prof. A.B. Okesina, has, will of the people, Prof. Okesina on behalf Senate, prays Almighty Allah to Management, Staff and continue to guide and protect Students of Osun State Governor Aregbesola at all University, congratulated times, enrich him with wisdom the Governor of Osun and knowledge so that he would Prof. A.B.Okesina State and Visitor to Osun be able to take Osun State and Mr. Adesoji Rauf Aregbesola State University on his Osun State University to greater heights. re-election for a second term in office at the August 9, 2014 Governorship Election. According to Prof. We, at the UNN Desk, also felicitate with our A.B. Okesina, the electoral victory is “a hardworking and public-spirited Governor on his confirmation of the goodwill you enjoy among the electoral victory which is richly deserved and well people of Osun State and a practical demonstration merited. Certainly, your electoral victory is a victory of the fact that you have impacted positively and for the progress and advancement of the people of significantly on the lives of the people. It is a the State of Osun. testimonial of good governance and a victory for good and responsible leadership”. Describing the UNIOSUN HOSTS ONE-DAY WORKSHOP ON “WOMEN AGAINST RAPE, SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION” Harassment and Sexual Exploitation on Tuesday August 5, 2014. The convener of the workshop was Dr. Segun Bolajoko of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Prof. A. B. Okesina (VC) in a group photograph with the WARSHE members Osun State University has hosted a one-day At the workshop, Dr. Bolajoko highlighted the workshop on Women Against Rape, Sexual components of reproductive health to include: Safe motherhood; Family Planning; Infertility- assaults are committed by someone the victim prevention and management; Infant and Child knows. She disclosed that one out of 5 colleges survival, growth and development, prevention and women is raped during their college years. Dr. management of STIs and HIV/AIDS; and Abortion. Boladale also disputed the belief that only women He further explained that reproductive rights imply are sexually assaulted. She contended that one out of the right of couples to decide freely and responsibly ten men is usually a victim of sexual assault and that on the number, timing, and spacing of their children one out of six boys is usually sexually abused by age and have the information, education and means to 18, she added. do so; attain the highest standards of reproductive health; and make decisions about reproduction free While declaring the workshop open, the Vice of discrimination, coercion and violence. Chancellor, Prof, A.B. Okesina averred that the workshop was not only timely but also focus on the Dr Bolajoko‟s presentation was titled “Women's right audience since most adolescents lack the right Reproductive Health and Rights” After an indepth information about reproductive health. He implored study of four sub-Saharan African countries, he the organizers to also deal with the issue of male avers that more than 60% of adolescents in Africa sexual harassment, too. do not know how to prevent pregnancy and more than1/3 don‟t know of sources of contraceptives. At the end of the workshop, it was surmised that the vast majority of adolescents and young people Delivering a paper entitled “Addressing Sexual around sub Saharan African countries today do not Violence and Abuse in Tertiary Institutions- A have access to comprehensive sexual and Holistic Approach”, Dr. Mapayi Boladale rejected reproductive health services and the required the notion that most sexual assaults are committed education for a healthy life. by strangers explaining that 60-80% of all sexual PRO-CHANCELLORS URGE VARSITIES TO PROVIDE ETHICS BOXES FOR STUDENTS The Committee of Pro-Chancellors Okoko also urged stakeholders and the governing of the Nigerian Universities on councils of the universities to effectively drive the Wednesday, August 6, 2014, process of sanitising the system. He said each urged university administrators university should have a credible and functional to provide ethics boxes and e- committee on academic, non-academic and students‟ mail addresses for students to code of conduct to take action on vital issues, provide confidential information that including students‟ complaints. could help to critically assess everybody‟s performance in the institutions. The Chairman of the He warned external examiners against collaborating committee, Prof. Kimse Okoko, made the call while with lecturers to award inappropriate grades to briefing newsmen in Abuja. students. Okolo said such a measure would encourage students to work hard to pass examinations. UNIOSUN CALLS FOR APPLICATIONS TO FILL VACANT ACADEMIC POSITIONS The Authorities of Osun State The Registrar, Dr. Julius Faniran, says all University have called for applications and references should reach his office applications from suitably not later than 21 Days after the date of the qualified candidates for the advertisement. According to him, it is the various vacant academic positions responsibility of the applicants to ensure that their in the University. The University references are submitted by that date. has placed adverts for the various positions in two national newspapers -The Punch and Nigerian Interested applicants are therefore implored to assess Tribune of Wednesday, 6th August 2014. the information in any of the respective publications and or UNIOSUN website: www.uniosun.edu.ng UNIOSUN SIWES INDUSTRIAL UNIT VISITS MACHINE TOOLS, OSOGBO Administrative officer Miss Alade Kehinde Bukola. After the preliminary welcome remarks by Mr. Monday Odili, Dr. Okediran explained that one of the mandates of SIWES “is to liaise with industries with close proximity to the University for Smooth running of the SIWES Dr. I.K. Okediran, Mr. P.A.Oluwafisoye, Mr. R. Arowoyele in a visit to Nigeria Machine Tools national programme as part of the implementation of all In fulfillment of the mandate Department; Mr. Owolabi Federal Government policies of establishing the SIWES unit, the Ayesanmi, Photo Editor, the Scheme through the ITF leadership of SIWES had paid a Corporate affairs unit and Mr. (Industrial Training Act 2011”. courtesy visit to the General Rasheed Arowoyele, among The UNIOSUN team was later Manager, Nigeria Machine others. conducted on a guided tour of Tools, Osogbo, on Thursday, the various departments August 7, 2014. At Osogbo Machine Tools, the including: Assembly plant, UNIOSUN team was received Sheet metal shop, Heat on behalf of the General treatment plant, Metal and The UNIOSUN delegation Manager, Engr. M.B. Ibitolu, by fabrication unit, Training centre, which was led by Dr. I.K. the Manager, Health Safety Light machine shop and Heavy Okediran, Coordinator of Environment and Quality machine shop. According to Mr. SIWES, also included Mr. P.A. (HSEQ), Mr. Monday Odili. Ofili, the Tractor Assembling Other Machine Tools staff Oluwafisoye, Assistant plant is a new innovation and members present were the addition to the industry. The Coordinator, SIWES; Mrs. Assistant Manager HSEQ, Mr. Management has Production Bosede Ojuola, Rep. Elect/Elect Atere Lawrence and the Department and Maintenance units. The Production unit is sub also said that a memorandum of divided into two: Welding and At the end of the visit, Mr. Ofili, understanding could be worked Mechanic Units, which the on behalf the General Manager, out between UNIOSUN and maintenance unit is sub divided Engr. M.B. Ibitolu, affirmed that Machine Tools Industry. into: Electrical, Electronics and the door of the industry is open Safety units. to UNIOSUN for Technical We, at the UNN Desk, Collaboration, students‟ congratulate Dr. I.K Okediran Some of the machines available engagement for industrial and his team for this bold at Osogbo Machine Tools attachment and field trips. He initiative and linkage. Industry include; Shaping machine, Milling machine, Vertical milling machine, Horizontal milling machine, Universal milling machine, Grounding machine, Drilling machine, Furnace machine etc. UNIOSUN SIWES delegates in a group photograph with Nigeria Machine Tools staffs NIGERIAN ACADEMY OF LETTERS (NAL) HOLDS 16TH ANNUAL CONVOCATION ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 14TH 2014 The Nigerian Academy of Letters (NAL), a body charged with Association, the University French Teachers‟ promoting research and Association of Nigeria, and the Society for the scholarship at the highest level in Promotion of Igbo Language and Culture. all the branches of the Humanities, will hold its 15th Annual Convocation at the University of Lagos Main Auditorium, on Thursday, the 14th of August, 2014. In a statement signed by the outgoing Secretary of the Academy, Prof. Dele Layiwola of the University The new leadership of NAL also comprise, of Ibadan, the Convocation Lecture is titled, “The President: Prof. B.O. Oloruntimehin, Vice- Ethical Dimensions of Citizenship” and will be Chancellor- Prof. Olu Obafemi, Secretary- Pro. delivered by Prof. Francis O. Egbokhare of the Olutayo Adesina, Assistant Secretary- Prof. Jude Department of Linguistics and Nigerian Languages, Agho and Prof. Maduabuchi Dukor, Treasurer- Prof. University of Ibadan. Francis Egbokhare, Ex-Officio-
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