BY AFOLABI OLANREWAJU
UNIHUB CONNECT TV
It’s been a dramatic and eventful week at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), with stories making waves both on and off campus. From outstanding academic performance to new security measures and heated student politics, here’s a detailed roundup of everything you need to know.
🎓 Outstanding JAMB UTME Results From FUOYE Pre-Degree Students
This week, the Acting Vice-Chancellor of FUOYE, Prof. Shittu, announced a remarkable achievement from the university’s Pre-Degree students. Out of 612 students who sat for the 2025 UTME, a total of 410 students scored above 200, with the highest score recorded being an impressive 338.
The Acting VC commended the students for their commitment and the lecturers for their dedication to raising academically sound students. He emphasized that this excellent result reflects FUOYE’s commitment to nurturing bright, future-ready scholars.
🔒 New Security Measures Unveiled on FUOYE Campus
In response to concerns raised by students over campus safety, the university management has introduced a new security framework to improve safety on both campuses. This initiative includes an upgrade of the surveillance infrastructure, tighter security protocols at campus gates, and enhanced patrols around lecture halls, hostels, and recreational areas.
According to Prof. Shittu, the management is determined to create a safe and secure environment for every student and staff member, especially during the upcoming academic activities and events.
🗳️ Tensions Over Alleged Irregularities in FUOYE SUG Election
Another major event that stirred emotions on campus was the recently concluded Student Union Government (SUG) election held on May 24, 2025. Several students expressed concerns over how the election was handled, with allegations of management interference and technical glitches.
According to student reports:
There were delays in OTP verifications.
The online voting portal was intermittently inaccessible during peak voting hours.
Voting time was abruptly extended, which some believed was done to favor particular candidates.
In response, the university management maintained that the election process was fair and transparent, attributing the minor issues to unavoidable technical challenges. A meeting with stakeholders was reportedly held to address the concerns raised by students.
📌 Why You Should Care
These recent updates signify notable changes within FUOYE:
The Pre-Degree programme is gaining recognition for producing high-performing candidates.
New security strategies aim to protect students and properties more efficiently.
Student politics continues to spark conversations about transparency, youth leadership, and digital voting systems in Nigerian universities.
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