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“Queen Elizabeth II Hall Management Releases Memo on Fumigation, Mandates Residents to Vacate Hall

  By: Sanni Juliet Oluwadarapupo  On the 2nd of April, 2025, Queen Elizabeth II Hall Management released an urgent notice urging all occupants of the hall to vacate the hall before 6:00 PM today, April 2, 2025. Stated in the notice released, this immediacy is as a result of the fumigation that is set to take place on 3rd of April, 2025. All occupants are advised to relocate to Queen Idia Hall for a duration of three days.  Following the closure of all halls in the University of Ibadan, the hall management stated that fumigation exercise is mandatory for maintaining the healthy living environment in the hall. The notice also stressed the need for all belongings to be taken out before leaving, owing to the toxic nature of the chemical.  “This fumigation exercise is essential for maintaining a healthy living environment within the hall. However, the chemicals used in the process are highly toxic and hazardous to health. Exposure to these substances can pose serious risk...

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