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ANNOUNCEMENT: STUDENTS’ UNION BURSARY INITIATIVE FOR INDIGENT STUDENTS
Date: 18th January 2025
From: Students' Union Government (SUG), Olabisi Onabanjo University
Dear OOU Students,
The Students' Union Government (SUG) under the Enzaim-led administration is delighted to announce the launch of the Students’ Union Bursary Initiative.
This initiative is designed to support students who are facing financial challenges and are unable to pay their school fees. The leadership of the SUG recognizes the importance of education and is committed to ensuring that financial hardship does not hinder the academic success of our students.
Key Information:
Eligibility:
Students who are genuinely unable to pay their school fees, have partial payment available, and can provide proof of financial need.
Application Process:
Interested students should meet with their Departmental Presidents or Faculty Presidents to express their interest and submit the required information for consideration.
Submission Deadline:
Please ensure that all submissions are made promptly, as the process is time-sensitive.
Commitment to Fairness
The selection process will be carried out with transparency to ensure that only deserving students benefit from this initiative.
We encourage all eligible students to take advantage of this opportunity. Together, we are fostering a supportive academic environment for every student.
For updates contact
Legblog 09037615869
Yours in service,
OOU Students’ Union Executives
Aluta Continua, Victoria
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