The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) reconnected the UCH on February 12 after over 100 days of power outage.
The University of Ibadan (UI) management has beefed up security following Saturday’s robbery at Awo Hall.
“So the church in Nigeria, the Catholic Church in Nigeria, is asking for caution,” said the church’s spokesman.
No fewer than 4,834 University of Ibadan students have benefited from the Nigerian Education Loan Fund to the tune of N735.8 million.
It emphasised the need for organisers of gatherings involving minors to secure permits from relevant authorities before proceeding with such events.
Following the energy separation plan, Mr Adelabu said UCH’s electricity bill would be reduced to one-third of its current cost.
The students expressed their grievances, saying they were tired of the over 100-day power outage at UCH.
Mr Yilna’an is facing a four-count charge bordering on conspiracy, breaking into a dwelling house, entering and stealing.
Ms Olajide, a mother of two and a resident of the Olunde-Akala area in Ibadan, lamented “the miserable life” she had lived with her partner, Tunde.
Mr Adegbite said on Friday in Ota that the development would disrupt production by manufacturers.
