Tag: Wale Babalakin

Wale Babalakin defended the removal of Oluwatoyin Ogundipe as vice-chancellor of UNILAG.

The UNILAG Senate and its staff unions also declared support for Mr Ogundipe.

Oluwatoyin Ogundipe was accused of financial impropriety and gross misconduct.

The university’s vice-chancellor, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, on Monday, wrote a comprehensive letter to the pro-chancellor making the case for a virtual ...

The institution’s branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has threatened to bar the chairman of the governing ...

The 16-member committee says contrary to the report of violations of extant laws and corruption allegations levelled against the university ...

Mr Babalakin denies pursuing financial interest, saying he has instead spent millions of his personal money on the school.

The Governing Council rejects a directive by the minister for it to pause the on-going probe of the university’s management.

The committee says it would like to meet more stakeholders "to give its advice and warning to a larger audience."

Tension has been mounting in the institution in recent times, following series of queries issued to about eight key management ...

The recent ‘harvest of queries’ on the campus have generated tension among the university staff and management.

The 'harvest of queries' at UNILAG continues with the VC also querying the registrar.

ASUU accuses the pro-chancellor, Wale Babalakin, of dictatorship.

The pro-chancellor of the University of Lagos says universities must invest and generate revenue.

Wale Babalakin praises Mr Elebute, saying Nigeria needs its best brains for national development

The university lecturers had raised allegations against Mr Babalakin.

Wale Babalakin is the pro-chancellor of UNILAG.

The teachers say the ideological position of the renegotiation committee chairman on education funding is a stumbling block to negotiation.

The president was represented at an Islamic event in Ibadan, Oyo State.

ASUU urged to return to negotiation table.

According to AMCON, the three Babalakin companies owe the government N49 billion in total.

AMCON had said it would name, shame and embark on take-over of properties of the delinquent debtors

There was a public presentation of Mr Oyawoye's autobiography in Offa, Kwara.

The union says the strike is "total and comprehensive".

The ASUU President commended the government for setting up the team.