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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS (NANS) 23 July 2026 PRESS RELEASE YOUR TENURE WAS FILLED WITH ANTI-STUDENT POLICIES; YOU RULED LIKE AN OPPRESSOR: NANS TELLS OUTGOING UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN VICE-CHANCELLOR, PROFESSOR KAYODE OYEBODE ADEBOWALE, CALLS ON ICPC TO INVESTIGATE HIS TENURE "Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power." — Abraham Lincoln As your valediction draws nigh, I am compelled to write to you as the President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), the apex and umbrella body representing millions of Nigerian students both within Nigeria and in the diaspora. I write not just as the NANS President but also as a critical stakeholder in the education sector and nation-building at large. Since my days in office as the Vice President, External Affairs of NANS, to my time in office as the Senate President and now President, I monitored your activities as the Vice-Chancellor of the great University of Ibadan. On purpose, I waited until this moment, when you are leaving office, to address your infamous rule. Why? Because, unlike you, who was intoxicated by power, I am not oblivious to the fact that power is transient. Now that you are leaving office, it is time for your deeds to catch up with you. As I reflect on your infamous rule, I do not seem to find the best words to describe your level of narcissism. However, if there is one thing you proved in office, it is the fact that you are not to be trusted with power. Lo, you have proven beyond doubt to be a tyrant, an unrepentant oppressor, and a callous administrator. I know for a fact that when you eventually read this statement, you will be imprisoned by your own conscience, which will continually strike you for choosing the path of oppression. I am certain that, now that your future and subsequent pursuits are hinged on your infamous rule as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, you are already full of regrets. In your role as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, an administrative position where your character was tested with power, you ruled with oppression. Your infamous tenure was characterized by anti-student policies, many of which subjected students to hardship, strained them beyond their limits, and made learning frustrating for them. Worst of all, the most terrifying part of your rule is that whenever students rose to fight for their rights, you went out of your way, as a narcissist and an unrepentant oppressor, to intimidate, suspend, and ultimately expel them. You did the unimaginable, punishing student leaders who sought better welfare for students. The height of it all was that you ultimately silenced the Students' Union and made it appear like a dog that can only bark but not bite. Oh, how terrible your rule was. As if all of that were not enough, your tenure has also been marred by controversies and several allegations of corruption. In the foregoing, on behalf of the leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), I call on the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) to investigate the tenure of Professor Kayode Oyebode Adebowale as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan. Going forward, be informed that you have lost the trust of Nigerian students, a significant proportion of the country's population, accounting for more than 19%. Be informed that, following your tenure, if you are nominated for any position in this country, Nigerian students will mobilize massively against you. Now that the ride has finally come to an end, and Professor Kayode Oyebode Adebowale now faces the reality that all eras come to an end and must now wander in the wilderness of his infamous tenure, I hope other Vice-Chancellors will see him as a deterrent and choose to uphold integrity in society.

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When we speak , we will win…. ALUTA CONTINUA….. PROPOSED WAEC AND NECO INCREMENT HAS BEEN PUT ON HOLD…… 💯💯❤️❤️❤️ BABTEE NANS PRESIDENT

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I am pleased to finally assure all Nigerian students that the ongoing upgrade of the NELFUND payment platform has been completed. With this development, the disbursement of students’ upkeep allowances will commence between Monday and Friday next week. Beneficiaries will receive all outstanding payments, covering every month they are owed up to the present. I appreciate the patience, understanding, and cooperation of Nigerian students throughout this period. We remain committed to engaging all relevant stakeholders to ensure the timely and seamless disbursement of students’ entitlements. Thank you. BABTEE. NANS PRESIDENT

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS (NANS) 11 July 2026 PRESS RELEASE NANS REJECTS FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION'S APPROVAL OF THE UPWARD REVIEW OF WAEC AND NECO EXAMINATION FEES, DEMANDS IMMEDIATE REVERSAL The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) vehemently denounces the approval of the upward review of registration fees for examinations conducted by both the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO) by the Honourable Minister of Education, as well as the proposal of such an increase in the first instance by the Registrars of both examination bodies. This is cruelty in its purest form. At this critical juncture, when our nation is undergoing economic reforms that have significantly overstretched the average Nigerian, it is only inhumane to increase fees for national examinations at a time when the government should be putting measures in place to cushion the effects of the economic reforms. It is deeply painful that the registration fees for both WAEC and NECO have now been increased to #50,000 each, bringing the total to #100,000 even before schools add their own charges. Are we now saying that children of the poor should no longer have access to education? This level of hardship is unbearable. Unfortunately, the consequences and public backlash will ultimately be directed at Mr. President, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who is clearly not part of this decision-making process. If the Federal Ministry of Education and the leadership of both the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO) cannot, in good conscience, make these examinations affordable and accessible to the average Nigerian student who intends to sit for them, then the very least they owe this nation is the restraint not to overstretch students and their parents, who are already bent under the weight of economic reforms. This is not the season to test how much more Nigerians can absorb. It is a season that demands relief, not another bill placed at the doorstep of households already choosing, daily, between survival and sacrifice. To increase examination fees at such a time is not merely poor timing; it is a failure of empathy at the highest level of policy-making. The decision by the Honourable Minister of Education to approve an upward review of the examination fees was taken without due process and without due regard for the economic realities facing ordinary Nigerian students. More disturbing is the fact that this decision was made without engaging the apex students' body, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), or consulting the leadership of Nigerian students, who will bear the direct consequences of this policy. A decision of this magnitude, affecting millions of students across the country, cannot be made unilaterally by the Ministry of Education. Anything for us, without us, is against us. In the foregoing, we vehemently denounce the upward review of these fees and call on the Federal Ministry of Education to immediately reverse this decision in the best interest of Nigerian students and the nation at large. Furthermore, the Federal Ministry of Education must, henceforth, consult the apex leadership of Nigerian students when making decisions that directly affect them. The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) will continue to speak for the overall well-being of Nigerian students. Signed: Dist. Comr. Akinteye Babatunde Afeez, GCNS President, National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)

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