FATSSSA PRESS -- University of Ibadan, Nigeria

By Yakubu Mathilda The management of the Faculty of Social Sciences has recently embarked on the renovation of the FATSSSAITES restrooms, addressing long-standing concerns raised by students over the condition of the facilities. For some time, students had complained about the poor state of the restrooms, particularly the persistent unpleasant odour caused by an inadequate water supply for flushing. The issue had become a recurring concern, with many students calling on the faculty management to improve the sanitary conditions. According to the Faculty's Public Relations Officer (PRO), the renovation was carried out in response to these concerns. The project involved repairing faulty facilities and restoring a reliable water supply to ensure a cleaner and more hygienic environment for students. Speaking on the development, the Dean of the Faculty reaffirmed that students' welfare remains a top priority. He urged students to make proper use of the renovated facilities and w...

  Peace Nkenta The Executive Council of the Faculty of The Social Sciences Students’ Association released a memo to the general Fatsssa public addressing the recent Legislative - Executive dispute. This development occured today, Friday, 19th of June 2026.  In its address, the Executive Council extended its appreciation to Fatsssaites for their patience, understanding and commitment throughout the recent events that have tested the unity, peace and stability of the Association. It stated how an agreement of understanding has been established between both arms, where it communicated that based on this, the FHR would release an official memorandum retracting its previous declaratives on the Executive Council, of which the House did in the early hours of the day. The Executive Council reiterated its stance on its unwavering commitment to the welfare, progress and best interests of Fatsssa.  It further asserted that among all organs in the Faculty, the principles of mutual re...

Peace Nkenta On Friday, 19th of June 2026, the Fatsssa House of Representatives (FHR) released a memo to the general Fatsssa populace, addressing the issue of the impeachment of the President, in person of Peter Adegoke and the suspension of four other members of the Executive Council, as follows; the Vice President - Triumph Israel, the Financial Secretary - Matthew Itodo, the Social Director - Adeoye Fifehanmi and the Sports Director - Obinna Kingsley.  The House communicated that upon due consultations and internal deliberations, the decision to restore all affected members of the Executive Council was adopted therefore nullifying all previous directives, hence concluding with a preserved status quo.  It further stated that this decision was taken in the spirit of unity, reconciliation, progress and the collective interests of Fatsssaites, with the aim of allowing both arms of the Association resume on a fresh slate, working together in peace and productivity.  A call ...

  By Faith Ajewole  Some minutes after 8pm, on Saturday, May 16, 2026, the FATSSSA Executive Council released an official memo in response to the impeachment of the Faculty President, Peter Adegoke, and the suspension of four other executive members by the Faculty House of Representatives. The statement, titled “RESTORING CONFIDENCE TO FATSSSAITES; THE PRESIDENT STILL REMAINS IN OFFICE AND THERE SHALL BE NO SUSPENSION OF ANY OF THE EXECUTIVE MEMBERS,” rejected the impeachment and suspension verdicts, while outlining reasons the council believes the decisions should not stand. In the memo addressed to FATSSSAITES, the Executive Council described the impeachment and suspensions as unfair and inconsistent with democratic principles. While acknowledging the constitutional oversight role of the House, the council argued that impeachment should only be reserved for serious constitutional violations such as corruption, fraud, bribery, abuse of office, or gross misconduct, rather than...

  By Faith Ajewole  Students of the faculty of the Social Sciences, gathered for an atmosphere of intellectual engagement, wit, and healthy rivalry as the sixth edition of Clash of the Socials brought together representatives from various departments in a multifaceted contest of oratory, debate and impromptu speaking. The event featured participants from the Departments of Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, and Geography, with contestants engaging critical social issues through carefully constructed arguments, persuasive speeches, and analytical discourse. The event, organised by the FATSSSA Literary and Debating Society, officially commenced at 12:59 p.m. after an initial delay. In her welcome address, the President of FATSSSA Literary and Debating Society, Ayotomiwa, appreciated attendees, alumni, executives, judges, and participants while apologising for the late start. The competition opened with an oratory round on the theme, “Sexualization: A Dual-Faced Affair,” w...

  Ayoolajesu Victoria Ojo Into the ninth and further into the night Into the ninth and longer into the night Into the ninth and louder the call of the night Just one ninth and the looming nights Just one ninth, an intensity of the ongoing fights Just one ninth, an assembly of the night knights The closer this ninth got The more it dawned into a needed night In the hope that those decimals take to flight Make hay while the sun shines? No, we’ll wait for a night bright Eyes wide, ITEMS supplies, KDL tight A ninth adorned with deadlines Many nights to tackle their silent cries  And there’s me, trying to make more headlines Because irrespective of the subtle frights Some of u go write We know that las las, everybody go dey alright.