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EKSU SU PRESS, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti (2025)

14/10/2025

Temporary Suspension of Registry Services Due to Staff Seminar

Gentlemen,

This is to inform the University Community that the Registry Unit of Ekiti State University, which includes the Registrar’s Office, Certificate and Notification of Result Office, Academic Affairs, Transcript Office, Student Affairs, and all Faculty Officers, will be attending the Registry Staff Seminar commencing yesterday, Tuesday, 14th October, 2025, and ending on Thursday, 16th October, 2025.

Consequently, during this period, there shall be:

1. No transcript processing or collection;
2. No collection of Notification of Result (NOR) or Certificate;
3. No document-related services across all Registry Departments.

Normal processing and collection of documents will resume on Friday, 17th October, 2025.

All students and stakeholders are kindly advised to take note and plan their visits accordingly.

Thank you for your understanding.

FALADE Joseph Damilola, DCM

2347036969662

RBC: EKSU SU PRESS.

13/10/2025

This is to inform all students that the GST examinations will continue as scheduled. The ongoing ASUU strike does not affect GST examinations, and all students are therefore advised to show up for their GST exams promptly and adhere strictly to all examination guidelines. Missing the exam may result in automatic carryover.

Please take this seriously and help circulate the information to others.

Below are vital information to note:
NOTICE TO ALL 100 LEVEL, DIRECT ENTRY & CARRY OVER STUDENTS

Schedule for GST 112, EKSU-GST 116/OLD GST 112, GST 114, GST 116 & GST 118 Computer-Based Examinations (CBEs)
Date: 13th – 15th October, 2025

Instructions

Students must first report at the ETF Lecture Hall (Ile Eye) at 8:00am for screening before proceeding to the test centre.

Mobile phones should not be brought into the exam hall.

Students must come with their well-endorsed course registration and clearance forms.

The schedule below must be strictly adhered to:

DAY 1: 13th October, 2025

100 LEVEL STUDENTS ONLY
(GST 112 – Nigeria People & Culture; EKSU-GST 116 – Use of Library & Study Skills)

Faculty of Agric – 8:30am

Faculty of Arts – ELS, FRN – 9:30am

Faculty of Arts – HIS, LIN – 10:30am

Faculty of Arts – PHI, RES, TMA – 11:30am

Faculty of Pharmacy & Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences – 12:30pm

Faculty of Education – 1:30pm

Faculty of Law – 2:30pm

DAY 2: 14th October, 2025

100 LEVEL STUDENTS ONLY
(GST 112 – Nigeria People & Culture; EKSU-GST 116 – Use of Library & Study Skills)

Faculty of Management Sciences – ACC – 8:30am

Faculty of Management Sciences – BUS, FIN – 9:30am

Medicine and Faculty of Multidisciplinary Studies – 10:30am

Faculty of the Social Sciences – ECO, GPS, POS – 11:30am

Faculty of the Social Sciences – PSY, SOC, THM – 12:30pm

Faculty of Engineering – 1:30pm

DAY 3: 15th October, 2025

A) 100 LEVEL STUDENTS ONLY
(GST 112 – Nigeria People & Culture; EKSU-GST 116 – Use of Library & Study Skills)

Faculty of Science – B*H, CHM, CSC – 8:30am

Faculty of Science – G*Y, ICH, MAT, MCB – 9:30am

Faculty of Science – PHY, PSB, SLT, STA, ZOO – 10:30am

B) DIRECT ENTRY AND CARRY OVER STUDENTS ONLY – 11:30am
Courses:

GST 112 – Use of Library & Study Skills

GST 114 – Philosophy, Logic & Human Existence

GST 116 – Introduction to Entrepreneurial Skills

GST 118 – History and Philosophy of Science

Signed:
Oyeleke
Students’ Union Public Relations Officer (SUG PRO)
Ekiti State University

RBC: EKSU SU PRESS.

12/10/2025

📰 BREAKING NEWS

The ASUU President has directed all branches to withdraw their services starting from midnight, 13th October 2025, to begin a two-week warning strike.

This is to also inform all EKSUITES, particularly GST students, that GST exams will hold as scheduled.

The ASUU National strike looming, which ASUU EKSU has not announced officially its stand, will not affect the exams.

Students are advised to prepare for their exams and reach the exam venue early.

EKSU SU PRESS

12/10/2025

🌺 The Girl I Am,The Change I Lead: Girls on the Front Lines of Crisis

I am that girl the one the world almost counted out. The one who faced storms before she even knew how to name them. But I’m also the girl who refused to break, even when everything around me seemed to. I am not a victim of my story; I am its turning point.

Every day, across the world, girls like me stand on the front lines of crises from wars that silence childhood dreams to floods that wash away homes and hope. We don’t have capes or microphones, but we carry courage in quiet ways. We lead by showing up for our families, our communities, and ourselves even when the world forgets we exist.

Leadership for us doesn’t always look like being on a stage; sometimes, it looks like sharing a piece of bread with a friend who has none. It’s speaking up when fear says “stay silent.” It’s learning, creating, and standing tall in spaces that were never built for us.

We are the change that begins in whispers girls who rise in classrooms, markets, refugee camps, and homes where dreams are told to wait. We are proof that power doesn’t always come from position; sometimes, it comes from persistence.

The girl I am is learning that strength is not the absence of pain it’s the decision to keep loving, believing, and becoming, even when life feels unfair.
And the change I lead? It starts small in the way I treat others, the way I tell my story, and the way I never stop reaching for tomorrow.

So, here’s to every girl standing firm in the face of crisis the brave ones whose scars became stories, whose silence became strength, and whose dreams are rewriting the future.
Because the girl I am is not waiting for rescue; she’s building her own way out and lighting the path for others to follow .

EHIS ESTHER IRENE,

EKSU SU PRESS.

06/10/2025

ASUU Strike Looms

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, starting from September 29, 2025. The union is demanding the renegotiation of the 2009 agreement, payment of outstanding salary arrears, improved university funding, and other unresolved issues. The ultimatum is set to expire around October 13, 2025. If the government fails to meet these demands, ASUU may embark on a two-week warning strike, which could later escalate into an indefinite strike. As of October 6, no strike has commenced.

EKSU SU PRESS.

04/10/2025

The office of the Ekiti State University Vice president 2 ,in collaboration with Association of Female Comrades, Ekiti State Chapter (AFC) proudly presents a special program in commemoration of international Day of the Girl child.
Theme: The Politics Of Girlhood Power, Policy and Participation. In line with our mission of empowerment, advocacy, and social impact,The program will serve as a platform to share stories, struggles, and triumphs of young Nigerian girls, while also shedding light on the realities they face daily in education, health, leadership, and society at large. Together, we will seek to create awareness, inspire change, and strengthen the voice of every girl child.
📅 Date: Saturday, October 11th, 2025
⏰ Time: 9:00 PM Prompt
📍 Venue: Google Meet (meet.google.com/qbf-gzpg-vxj)
The event promises
📚 Learning – through insightful discussions and shared experiences.

RBC: EKSU SU PRESS

01/10/2025

ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR A GREATER NATION.

Picture Nigeria as a large boat sailing across a wide ocean. Inside this boat are over 200 million people; leaders, students, teachers, traders, farmers, doctors, artists, innovators. Everyone has a role. Some steer, some row, some patch holes, and some lift sails.

But what happens if only a few people row while others stay still? The boat slows down. What if some start making holes in anger or carelessness? The boat begins to sink.

The truth is simple: if Nigeria is to reach the shore of peace, prosperity, and progress, every hand must grip an oar.

As students, it is easy to think change belongs to “the government” or “the big men in power.” But history shows otherwise. Great nations rise when ordinary citizens choose unity.

When students in Lagos tutor children in their communities, when young farmers in Benue learn modern techniques and share them with others, when tech enthusiasts in Abuja design apps to solve problems,these actions are more than personal achievements. They are small oars rowing the nation forward.

Unity is not just about tribes joining hands. It is about hearts choosing to believe that working together brings more progress than working alone.

Patriotism isn’t just standing for the anthem or waving a flag. It’s not just celebrating October 1st with colorful clothes. Patriotism is in what we do daily:

- Refusing to cheat in exams because integrity matters.

- Volunteering time and skills to help others.

- Dreaming big for Nigeria, even when things feel tough.

- Speaking up with respect and courage when leaders must be accountable.

Patriotism is love in action—rolling up our sleeves and saying: “This is my country. I will not give up on her.”

✊ A Call to You

This Independence Day is more than a holiday—it is a reminder that you matter in the Nigerian story.

As a student, your voice, your energy, your creativity, your integrity—all of it is part of rowing this boat. The future is not waiting for someone else; it is waiting for you.

Alone, we may row in circles. Together, we can move forward.

So let’s pick up our oars—unity, collaboration, and patriotism—and row this boat called Nigeria towards greatness.

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!
The future belongs to those willing to row. Will you row?

Johnson Precious
EKSU SU PRESS.

30/09/2025

RBC: EKSU SU PRESS.

19/09/2025

NOTICE OF MAKE-UP TEST IN ESC 311

0STUDENTS THAT DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN ESC 311 VIRTUAL TEST SHOULD COME TO ESC OFFICE TO REGISTER SO THEY CAN WRITE THE TEST AS SOON AS POSSIBLE...

STUDENTS ARE GIVEN ONE WEEK FROM TODAY 15/09/2025 TO REGISTER

THANK YOU
ESC MANAGEMENT

RBC: EKSU SU PRESS.

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16/09/2025

DID YOU KNOW?
Your brain works at its sharpest between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
That’s the prime time to dive into your toughest study sessions or revision!

As you prepare for your exams, take advantage of this golden window. Maximize focus, retain more, and reduce stress.

Study smart, not just hard.
Your brain will thank you!

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EKSU SU PRESS
Committed to your academic excellence 📚✨

15/09/2025

DID YOU KNOW?
Your brain works at its sharpest between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
That’s the prime time to dive into your toughest study sessions or revision!

As you prepare for your exams, take advantage of this golden window. Maximize focus, retain more, and reduce stress.

Study smart, not just hard.
Your brain will thank you!

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EKSU SU PRESS
Committed to your academic excellence 📚✨

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15/09/2025

Dear EKSUITES,

As we step into the examination period, let's remember that every page we turn and every answer we attempt is a reflection of our hard work, dedication, and determination.

Let's uphold the knowledge we have gained and trust the effort we have put into gaining that knowledge.

Let's ink every word with confidence while noting that it is more than just a test of memory but a chance to showcase our growth, resilience and brilliance.

Let's give our best this period!

EKSU SU PRESS,

Roots for you and wishes you luck!

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