Comrade Ajibade, SUG President of Osun State College of Technology, Calls Out IBEDC for Poor Electricity Supply in Esa Oke


 

The Management,

Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC),

Esa-Oke Branch,

Osun State.


Dear Sir/Ma,




CONDEMNATION OF THE POOR ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IN ESA OKE AND ITS ADVERSE IMPACT ON STUDENTS' WELFARE


On behalf of the entire student populace of the Osun State College of Technology (OSCOTECH), Esa Oke, I write to express our profound dissatisfaction with the deplorable state of electricity supply in the community. This issue has become one of the most seriously complained ordeals among students and has caused severe setbacks to their academic, social, and emotional well-being.


The irregular and inadequate electricity supply has adversely affected students’ ability to carry out critical academic activities such as research, high-demand assignments that require internet access, and project work. It has also created significant barriers to communication with our families, leaving many students isolated and demoralized.


As the spokesperson for the students, I must emphasize that this issue directly impacts their welfare, which remains my utmost priority. I will stop at nothing to ensure that their concerns are addressed, and this electricity crisis is resolved promptly.


We demand that IBEDC take immediate and decisive steps to resolve this electricity issue. Specifically, we request the following:


1. An immediate improvement in power supply to ensure the basic electricity needs of the students and the community are met.



2. Revised electricity rationing schedules that prioritize the institution’s operational hours from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, as these periods are integral to academic and administrative activities.




It is imperative that IBEDC treats this issue with the urgency and seriousness it deserves. Failure to address this matter will leave us with no option but to demonstrate our displeasure through peaceful protests to demand our rights to a conducive learning environment.


We trust in your understanding and willingness to prioritize the welfare of the students and the community by finding a lasting solution to this issue.


Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.


Yours faithfully,

Comrade Ajibade Kehinde Daniel

President, OSCOTECH Students' Union

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

NANS Osun Leadership Extends Heartfelt Congratulations to Brigadier-General Nafiu Olakunle on NYSC Appointment

Image
  CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE TO BRIGADIER-GENERAL NAFIU OLAKUNLE ON HIS APPOINTMENT AS THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF NYSC We, the leadership of NANS Osun, led by Comr Solomon Ayobami Abel extends our warmest congratulations to Brigadier-General Nafiu Olakunle on his well-deserved appointment as the _Director-General of NYSC. This appointment is a testament to your exceptional leadership skills, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the development of Nigerian youths. Your vast experience and expertise in the military and beyond make you an ideal fit for this strategic role. We are confident that your leadership will undoubtedly inspire and empower corps members to become active contributors to national development. We wish you a successful tenure and look forward to collaborating with you to advance the interests of Nigerian students and youths. Please accept our warmest felicitations. _Signed_ _COMR. SOLOMON AYOBAMI ABEL_ 08107712104 _NANS OSUN JCC CHAIRMAN_ _Written By_ _COMR....
Read more

NANS Osun Applauds Governor Ademola Adeleke for Providing Free Eye Care to 42,000 Students

Image
  Heartfelt Commemoration To Gov Ademola Adeleke for Provision of Free Eye Care for 42,000 Students in Osun State We, the leadership of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Osun Axis, under the stewardship of Comrade Solomon Ayobami Abel, extend our heartfelt commendation to *Governor Ademola Adeleke* for his visionary leadership and commitment to the welfare of Osun students. The recent provision of free eye care services to 42,000 Osun students is a testament to your administration's dedication to the health, well-being, and education office our young people. This initiative is not only a significant investment in the future of Osun State but also a demonstration of your government's responsiveness to the needs of its citizens. We are particularly impressed by the scale and scope of this project, which will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the lives of thousands of students. As the umbrella body of students in Osun State, we recognize the importance of ac...
Read more

Osun Student Body Advocates for Peace Ahead of Local Government Polls

Image
  National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Joint Campus Council (JCC) Osun Axis Ref No:NANS/JCC/OS/009/ 2025   Date: Friday 21st February, 2025 To: All Osun State Students,  Osun State.  *Encouragement for Peaceful Participation in the Osun State Local Government Election* Dear Esteemed Students,  The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) JCC Osun Axis acknowledges the importance of civic engagement and the role students play in strengthening democracy. As Osun State prepares for the local government election scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, we encourage all eligible students to actively participate in the process by exercising their voting rights.  Your participation is not only a fundamental democratic duty but also a powerful way to shape the future of your local communities. However, while we encourage students to perform their civic responsibility, we strongly advise against any form of violence, miscondu...
Read more

Ospoly SUG Caretaker Committee Preaches Against Indecent Dressing

Image
  The Student Union Government (SUG) Caretaker Committee of Osun State Polytechnic, led by Olaniyi Ajoke Deborah, has launched a campaign to address the growing concerns surrounding indecent dressing on campus. The initiative, which has garnered support from faculty presidents, department heads, and key stakeholders, aims to promote a more respectable and disciplined image for the institution. While addressing the press, Com. Olaniyi Ajoke Deborah, the SUG Caretaker Chairperson, stressed the importance of maintaining a standard of decency in students’ attire, highlighting that how students present themselves reflects on the institution's reputation. Faculty presidents and department heads echoed her concerns, urging students to adopt more professional and respectful dress codes while on campus. "Indecent dressing has increasingly become a matter of concern. We are not only representing ourselves but also the values of our beloved institution. It's time to remind ourselves ...
Read more