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Aletheia University recalls 12 rusticated students after NANS appeal
Read how a delegation from the National Association of Nigerian Students successfully secured the immediate recall of twelve rusticated students at Aletheia University.
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) visited Aletheia University and secured the recall of twelve rusticated students. NANS National Director on Student Development Samuel Adeleke appealed for reinstatement and the Vice‑Chancellor approved the recall and a review of the punishments.
Adeleke led the delegation with NANS Ogun State Chairman Olabode Faruk Success and other council members. They were received by Vice‑Chancellor Professor Olukayode D. Akinyemi and university management, where introductions were made and student welfare, academic development and leadership opportunities were discussed.
Adeleke praised the Vice‑Chancellor’s willingness to listen and consider student issues, calling it evidence of his interest in student welfare and academic progress. The Vice‑Chancellor said he was ready to build a mutually beneficial relationship with NANS, aiming to create opportunities for student development and institutional cooperation.
Adeleke also asked the Vice‑Chancellor to consider employment for qualified student leaders with Master’s or Doctorate degrees. The Vice‑Chancellor responded positively and requested the curricula vitae of interested candidates.
Olabode Faruk Success thanked the Vice‑Chancellor for the hospitality and the chance to engage with university management. NANS reaffirmed its commitment to constructive engagement, responsible advocacy and protecting student interests through dialogue and strategic partnerships.
Source: Nigerian Tribune.
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