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UI'SRC Recommends Survey to sample students' opinion on basic due increment

By Sanni Juliet Oluwadarapupo  Following the emergency virtual meeting held by the Student Representative Council, (SRC) which took place on the 5th of April 2025, to examine the proposal presented by the Council of Hall Chairpersons (COHC) and the Council of Faculty President (COFP) regarding an increase in the basic hall dues, a resolution has been reached. The meeting which began by 4:00 PM had the presence of members from the Students Representative Council, Hall Chairpersons, Faculty Presidents, etc.  Anifowose Nofisat, the Chairperson of the COHC stated how the ever-increasing prices of goods and services warranted the need for the proposed increase, highlighting the importance of providing quality service to the student body.  The resolution which was arrived: a study should be carried out where a google form will be distributed to the student body to accumulate their perspectives on the matter. The results of the survey are to be presented at the next meeting, se...

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