FATSSSA SET TO HOLD TOWN HALL MEETING

 


Faith Ajewole

 The Faculty of The Social Sciences Students' Association, University of Ibadan, is set to hold a Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. This meeting is to take place at 5:00pm in the Faculty's Seminar Room. The notice was released by the Executive Council of the Faculty in a memo, circulated on Saturday, May 24, 2024.

The program aims to bring together key stakeholders of the students’ association, including Principal officers, Departmental Executives, and Class Representatives from all levels and departments. Accordingly, the presence of these individuals are essential to ensure a well-rounded and inclusive conversation.

For more information, students can reach out to the Faculty's Executive Council.


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