Concise Analysis of Mr. Femi Olufemi Ibukun Dunmade V University of Ilorin Case Background The case of Mr. Olufemi Ibukun Dunmade vs. the University of Ilorin revolves around a dispute over the denial of a Ph.D. degree. Mr. Olufemi Ibukun […]
JOLAYEMI v UNILORIN: A critical examination of student rights and university disciplinary powers
Review of the case of University of Ilorin v. Mr. Jolayemi Ademola Ayodeji This is a landmark Nigerian court decision that highlights the complexities of student-university relationships and the limits of institutional discretion. Case Background Mr. Jolayemi Ademola Ayodeji, a […]
Akinyanju V Unilorin: A Landmark in University Disciplinary Procedure
Concise analysis of Akinyanju v. University of Ilorin (2011) All FWLR 1080, Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division) Facts Prof. J. A. Akinyanju, a senior faculty member at the University of Ilorin, wrote a memo to the Governing Council and congregation […]
Tributes to Roy Ndom
By: UNILORIN 49+ PROF. DEBO AJAYI PROF. TAIWO OLORUNTOBA-OJU PROF. A.B. MAKANJUOLA PROF. J.A. AKINYANJU ENGR REMI OLU DR. R.O. FABAYO PROF. P.O. OLATUNJI ADIEU, ROY TRIBUTE BY THE UNILORIN 49+ Dr. Roy Jacob Enyia Ndom’s place among us, the […]
Roy Ndom Goes Home
“The lessons of death are for the living.” On February 15, 2025, Dr. R.J.E. Ndom (Roy Jacob Enyia Ndom), Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Ilorin and prominent member of the Unilorin 49+ group said goodbye to the […]
NLC DECLARES INDEFINITE STRIKE OVER MINIMUM WAGE
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) today declared an indefinite strike action over its continued struggle for a decent minimum wage for the workforce in the country. “The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC), had warned […]
FORMER US PRESIDENT, DONALD J. TRUMP CONVICTED
Former US President, Donald J. Trump was yesterday convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to boost his electoral chances in the 2016 presidential elections in the US. It was alleged that the former president paid his […]
Twenty-five years after UNILORIN “carnage”, Federal Govt stops temporary appointments
In 1997/1998, the then new administration of the University of Ilorin embarked on the massive misuse of the “temporary appointment” clause in the university regulations to recruit hundreds of staff into academic and non-academic positions in the university. The opposition […]
Court orders ASUU to call off strike
The National Industrial Court on Wednesday, September 21, 2022, ordered the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to call off the strike action. It will be recalled that the Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige, on September 12, 2022 dragged ASUU […]
FG vs. ASUU: Court to Deliver Ruling on September 19
The National Industrial Court on Friday fixed Monday September 19 to deliver ruling on the motion by the Federal Government seeking the court’s order to compel the striking academic staff back to work. Fireworks between the counsel to the Federal […]