Earlier today, there was a severe traffic at Ojota which also affected ketu and other bus stops before it including Mile 12. The traffic was so heavy that one could spend more than one hour just between ketu and Ojota which is normally a 8 - 15 minutes trip when using vehicle depending on the speed. However, motorists are unsure if this will continue tomorrow and next week looking at the fact that it has been like that for about two days now. Due to this event, if you enter a bus to ketu or from ketu, its either you face the traffic or the driver turns and follow another alternate route depending on your destination. It still remains a shocking fact that all the bus stops after Ojota are not affected by this traffic as at today which means that the road from Ojota is free however, if you are moving from Ojota to ketu, you might still experience traffic.
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Yesterday, UNILAG School of Foundation Studies (SFS) requested that any Student currently running the JUPEB programme in the school should take immediate action if their Identification Card (ID Card) got missing, stolen or lost.
The students are asked to treat this action urgently due to the fact that if their ID Card is found in a crime scene, they will be located, queried and be put as suspects of the crime even if they were not there.
Seeing that this can put students inside unseen circumstances, the students whose ID Cards got lost are advised to make a police report and inform the SFS.
Requesting For Another ID Card
It is broadly known that you won't be able to write your second incourse exam and other forthcoming exams without your ID-Card so if it gets missing, write a letter to the SFS and pay a sum of NGN1000 through your portal and ensure you attach the letter to your payment.
SFS made it known that the ID Card may / cannot be ready before the examination date which is close therefore, students will be given other options.
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