REPORT ON SRC ASSEMBLY SUMMIT

By, Big Boss.

The SRC meeting commenced at 12: 59pm, at their assembly.

The meeting opening was led by the majority leader and was seconded by the minority leader. The clerk read the last minutes of the meeting to the House.

Hon. Rhema reported on the constitution review, he said the constitution hardcopy has not been given to them,which is hindering the effectiveness of next line of action.

The minority leader, Hon. Adelabu Olatunbosun ( The chairman budget committee) reported on the last minutes task awarded to him, he said since the SUE has not stamped their budget,the needful can not be done..

Their agenda are listed below:

*Summoning of the SUE concerning the chaos on campus

*Annual Receipt interrogation

*Gathering the SUE concerning delay presentation of their budget to the house.

*Rounding up of students on campus by the Police.

The speaker, Hon Bidemi launched that the SUE and all associations are not taking any quick decision on amount of annual receipts to be issued out for this session.

Answering to that, Hon. Akinola Abiodun suggested to the house to write a letter to the SUE and other Associations so as to give them ultimatum in order for them to present their annual receipt fees. Having raised the suggestion,Hon Rhema supported the motion.

Hon. Speaker added that the house should have their own letter headed and the members of the house should pay a visit to Oyo state house of assembly.

Hon. Akinola Abiodun suggested to the honourable Speaker that members should be tasked in order to gather reasonable funds for the visit.

Moreover,Hon. Adelabu Olatunbosun lamented concerning the unrest and havoc going around the nooks and crannies of campus, he made mention of AJINAWO,a student who was suspended due to gross misconduct towards the Management. He said he sees nothing bad in AJINAWO’s attitude on campus and he doesn’t deserved the penalty given.

Hon. Speaker said she didn’t realize there is any havoc on campus, suggested the summoning of SUE to present themselves respectfully before the house.

Hon Akinola Abiodun said they need to organize a familiarity visit to all departments, Hon Ayoade Adewale also supported the motion of summoning the SUE to present themselves in order to clear some issues relaxing around the Campus. Reaching on a conclusion,

some set of Honourables suggested the SUE to present themselves on 29th July, 2022 but Hon Rhema opposed the suggestion, he stated that their is always a protocol to follow for such invitation and be considered minimally 24 hours working day notification.

Meanwhile,Hon.Bukola aforementioned that the SUE should be summoned concerning disagreement to present their budget to the House. Sge proceeded that the issue of distress inside the campus needs to be addressed,apace.

Hon. Akinola Animashaun, said if the SUE does not comply, he suggested to introduce violence among themselves. While speaking,he said the management is doing as if they are unaware of their actions. Hon Damola uttered that everywhere is already in violence and he suggested a meeting should be held with the SUE on Friday,29th July, 2022.

The Hon Speaker, suggested that the question will only be based on the unrest situation on campus but not the annual receipt interrogation the house opposed. They echoed,all aroused matters should be well addressed.

More so,Hon. Damola spoke on some Police personnel that rounded up some students in the market on campus on 27th July, 2022. He suggested that the issue should be addressed too. Hon Rhema suggested the house should also write to the SAO concerning some unlawful attitudes going around the campus.

To cap it all,the members of the house suggested the meeting with the SUE should hold on Friday, 29th July , 2022 and the meeting should commence at 12:00 pm.

Hon. Rhema said the speaker is neither working on illegal payment of Certificate of Registration by SBCS faculty students. Hon. Bukunmi suggested the Honourables in the faculty should collide and put their query on white paper.

The meeting was conclusively adjourned by Hon. Emmanuel and was seconded by Hon. Adelabu.