From Fathia Sanni and Ayomide Odujoko
The OOU Students' Union Government (SUG) has officially announced the removal of the ban on the Sycamore hostel, as the hostel refunds the excess fees collected from students
This information was shared by the SUG President, Oluwaseun Ogunmakinnju (popularly known as Enzaim), through a newsletter circulated in the late hours of Friday, October 18.
The ban, which was imposed, following the hostel management's adamancy to refund excess fees collected from students, has now been removed, as the refund process is completed.
The letter reads in part: "I am pleased to inform you that Sycamore Hostel has now resolved this issue by fully refunding all excess charges to the impacted students. The Union has taken significant steps to ensure that the refund process was executed transparently and efficiently, with regular communication to the students throughout.
In light of these developments, the Students' Union has decided to lift the ban imposed on Sycamore Hostel. This decision was made after careful consideration and discussions within our council. We believe that lifting the ban will have several beneficial implications for our student community."
Enzaim, however, urged all students to remain engaged and proactive in voicing any concerns or suggestions.
"I urge all students to remain engaged and proactive in voicing any concerns or suggestions. The Students' Union is dedicated to advocating for your rights and ensuring that your voices are heard," he added.
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