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Prospective students who participated in the admission process can now check their admission status on the Undergraduate Admissions Portal at admissions.uniosun.edu.ng. The publication of this final list reflects the university’s ongoing effort to ensure a fair and transparent admission process.
To confirm admission, candidates should log in to the official UNIOSUN portal using their registration details. Once the admission has been verified, each admitted student must pay an acceptance fee of fifty thousand naira (N50,000.00) only. Payment should be made through the UNIOSUN Remita Payment platform available on the Admissions Portal.
The deadline for payment of the acceptance fee is 7 November 2025. Candidates who do not complete payment and other registration requirements on or before this date will lose their provisional admission offer. Further instructions and registration guidelines are provided on the Undergraduate Admissions Portal.
After the acceptance fee has been successfully paid, admitted students are expected to proceed with online registration and document verification. This process officially secures their place in their chosen programmes and prepares them for academic activities across all UNIOSUN campuses.
The release of the UNIOSUN final admission list for 2025/2026 marks an important milestone for new students beginning their academic careers at the university. Candidates are encouraged to complete all registration procedures promptly and follow updates through the official portal.
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Students React To UNIOSUN’s Fee Increment Ahead Of 2025/2026 Session – OsunDefender
As anticipation mounts for the release of the admission lists for the 2025/2026 academic session, Osun State University (UNIOSUN) stirred intense reactions across the student community with a newly released schedule of fees.
The revision, which affects both returning students and freshers, has sparked widespread concerns, not only within UNIOSUN but also across the Nigerian student space online.
The notable gap between the previous and current fees has left many questioning whether the institution is drifting closer to the financial demands of private universities.
For freshers especially, the increment appears steep and unexpected, leaving families anxious as the new session approaches.
A cross-section of students who spoke with OSUN DEFENDER expressed mixed feelings about the development.
“For some in their final year, the increment came too late to pose a real threat to completing their studies. “At this point, I just want to graduate. It doesn’t change much for me,” one of the finalists said.
However, others expressed relief that the university still allows fees to be paid in two instalments, easing the immediate pressure on households facing harsh economic realities.
Some undergraduates said they would be leaning heavily on NELFUND support to stay afloat, while expressing frustration over rising costs in a system that should be accessible. “We’re trying to get an education so we can contribute to society. But the system keeps pushing us back,” a student who pleaded anonymity stated.
Despite the uproar, many students are still hopeful that the state government will intervene and ensure that higher education remains affordable. Their message is clear: UNIOSUN students want quality education, but not at a cost that threatens their dreams.
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UNIOSUN Pre-Degree Admission 2025/2026 Application – MySchoolGist
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The programme provides a pathway for students seeking admission into various undergraduate courses offered by UNIOSUN after successful completion and meeting the required performance standards.
Applicants must hold at least five credit passes in relevant subjects from any of the following examinations: SSCE (WAEC), SSCE (NECO), NABTEB, or equivalent.
For Arts courses, English Language is compulsory, while candidates applying for Science and Social Science programmes must have credit passes in both English Language and Mathematics.
Candidates who are awaiting results or have deficiencies in their O’Level results may also apply, provided they make up for such deficiencies before the final 2025/2026 admission process.
Candidates are to complete their registration online through the university’s website at www.uniosun.edu.ng or directly via the Pre-Degree Portal at pds.uniosun.edu.ng.
Applicants should:
After completing the Pre-Degree Programme, successful candidates will be required to sit for the 2025/2026 JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and obtain a satisfactory score. Based on performance, students will be considered for admission into degree programmes across various UNIOSUN campuses, which include:
For assistance, candidates may contact the Pre-Degree Office or Admission Unit at Osun State University, Osogbo via the following numbers:
The UNIOSUN Pre-Degree Programme for the 2025/2026 session provides an opportunity for students to strengthen their academic foundation and secure direct entry into degree programmes. Interested applicants are encouraged to complete their registration early and follow all instructions on the official UNIOSUN portal.
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UNIOSUN Alumna Emerges Only Nigerian among 100 Scientists Honoured by UNESCO – THISDAYLIVE
Yinka Kolawole in Osogbo
The Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has recorded another landmark achievement in its quest to produce globally competitive graduates, following the international recognition of one of its alumnae, Dr. Temitope Adeniyi, who recently emerged as the only Nigerian among 100 scientists honoured by UNESCO.
Dr. Adeniyi’s achievement was highlighted on “Why She Emerged as Only Nigerian Among 100 Scientists Honoured by UNESCO – US-Based Scientist.”
The recognition has continued to attract national and international attention, further underscoring the quality of academic training and intellectual foundation provided by Osun State University.
A statement issued by the University’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ademola Adesoji, confirmed the celebrated scientist, formerly known as Temitope Bolaji ODEYOMI before marriage is an alumna of Osun State University and a proud member of its Alumni Association.
She graduated from the University in 2015 with a Second-Class Upper Division, a feat that reflected her academic excellence and discipline early in her career.
Dr. Adeniyi was trained in the Department of Physics with Electronics, where her undergraduate project was supervised by Professor Olusegun Alabi, a distinguished scholar in the Department.
Her strong academic grounding at UNIOSUN laid the foundation for her subsequent professional and research journey, which has now culminated in global recognition by UNESCO for her contributions to science.
Commenting on the development, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooye, described the honour as a strong affirmation of the university’s commitment to producing graduates who are not only academically sound but also capable of competing and excelling on the global stage.
“This achievement is a testament to the quality of teaching, mentorship, and research culture at Osun State University,” the statement noted. “Dr. Adeniyi’s success reflects the University’s vision of nurturing globally relevant graduates who contribute meaningfully to knowledge advancement, innovation, and societal development.”
The university further noted that Dr. Adeniyi’s journey from an undergraduate student at UNIOSUN to a United States–based scientist honoured by UNESCO, serves as a source of inspiration to current students and a clear validation of the institution’s academic philosophy.
Osun State University congratulates Dr. Temitope Adeniyi on this well-deserved honour and celebrates her as a worthy ambassador of the University.
The institution reiterates its resolve to continue providing a conducive academic environment that produces graduates equipped to excel both locally and internationally.
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There is no Hike in School Fees – UNIOSUN
The Management of Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has debunked the viral report of a plan to increase the school fees.
This was contained in a statement sent to OSUN DEFENDER Campus Reporter and signed by the Students Union President-Elect, Comr. Olaoye Emmanuel.
Emmanuel disclosed that the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Odunayo Adebooye debunked the report at the meeting with the officials of the school management and the students union leaders.
According to him, “The OSUSU Executives-Elect under the leadership of Comr. Olaoye Emmanuel today paid a courtesy visit to the office of the Vice-Chancellor Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooye, also present at the meeting was our mother, the ever-working and passionate Ag. Dean, Students’ Affairs, Dr. Julianah Akindele.
“At the meeting, the Union Representatives appreciated the school management under the leadership of our Vice Chancellor, Prof. Adebooye, for being thoughtful of the annual leave granted to the members of staff of the institution. As we all know, annual leave is very important, because it allows one to rest, recharge and spend time with loved ones. It also helps prevent burnout and increases productivity. OSUSU, 23/24 Elect sincerely appreciates UNIOSUN Management for this thoughtfulness.
“More so, the rumor flying around the community of the purported plan to increase the tuition fee was also discussed. The vice Chancellor in response to this assured us that management has no plan of increasing the tuition fee presently, apart from a few insignificant service charges due to the high rate of inflation on the cost of these services. It was reiterated that the rumour was the handwork of idle hands to throw a spanner into our working system.
“Therefore, we implore all students to put their minds at peace and do their registration as expected when the school resumes for academic activities on 13th, November, 2023. This will enable them to settle for academic activities which commence on the same day.
“In conclusion, we would like to thank our amazing lecturers and non-teaching staff of UNIOSUN who worked tirelessly to make our academic journey awesome. Thank you all for your dedication and passion.
“We wish all students, especially our newly admitted students and staff happy resumption in advance for the 2022024 academic session,” the statement reads.
UNIOSUN Alumni Chronicles: The Enigma of Oriola Oladipupo’s Redemption Quest, A tale of intrigue and image laundering?
By Ila Badmus Mackavelli
October 17, 2023
In the heart of Osun State, a story of alumni association intrigue unfolds – one that could have far-reaching implications, particularly as one of the central figures, Oriola Oladipupo, reportedly eyes a foray into public office. This riveting narrative is a convergence of power struggles, defamation, and a bid for redemption.
In a dramatic turn of events, the Osun State University Alumni Association finds itself mired in a controversy that has raised questions about its former embattled President, Oriola Oladipupo. Oriola, whose tumultuous 2-year tenure came to an end sometime between April and May 2023, shortly after he was suspended by the Board of Trustees over allegations of misappropriation and mismanagement has faced unrelated serious allegations of disrupting the electoral process in the association back in 2018. While Oriola sought to vindicate himself, a feud with former Board of Trustees (BOT) Chairman, David Oladeji, intensified the situation. Their dispute took a sudden twist as they were set to face off in court, raising questions about the veracity of these allegations.
The UNIOSUN Alumni Association: A Tale of Controversy
UNIOSUN Alumni Association, also known as OSUAA, is a vibrant community of alumni from Osun State University. Over the years, this group has found itself embroiled in controversy, with persistent allegations surrounding its now-former President, Oriola Oladipupo. The recurrent accusations of disrupting the association’s electoral processes in 2018 have cast a long shadow over Oriola’s leadership. Amid the tumultuous backdrop, David Oladeji, the former BOT Chairman, called for action against Oriola and rallied for his disqualification in the suspended April 2023 Convention/election and the subsequently canceled September 2023 convention/election. Both scheduled events were postponed by the BOT and CTC citing security concerns or high tensions in the association.
Oriola’s Political Aspirations and Image Laundering?
Oriola’s apparent bid for public office as well as possible involvement in higher-staked politics seems to have prompted a calculated image-laundering effort. This includes attempts to address the allegations of electoral interference. In an intriguing move, he filed a petition accusing multiple individuals, with David Oladeji at the forefront. The petition filed is attached below:
A History of Accusations and Conflicts
In his petition dated April 10, 2023, Oriola accused David Oladeji, Mojeed Oyedeji, and Saheed of criminal defamation and peddling falsehood with the intent to incite members of the UNIOSUN Alumni Association. The allegations against David were particularly incendiary, including claims of cyberbullying related to David’s statement that Oriola had brought thugs to a past congress. David claims to have refuted most of the accusations in Oriola’s petition.
While multiple individuals were addressed in the petition, it seems David was the sole focus of Oriola’s legal actions. Other implicated individuals may not have been contacted at all, prompting questions about the nature of the accusations and whether they were targeted at just a specific individual.
Refuting Accusations and David’s Persistent Calls
David, a vocal figure in the UNIOSUN Alumni Association, has consistently called for action against Oriola through various alumni association platforms. In his defense, he has refuted most of the accusations in Oriola’s petition, except for the allegation related to cyberbullying.
A Sudden Turn of Events
In an unexpected development, David Oladeji, who had been at the forefront of the allegations against Oriola, found himself under scrutiny. On the 10th of October, 2023, David was summoned by the state CID in Osogbo, he claims to have obliged the call all the way from his base in Ibadan, following a petition filed by Oriola.
However, just as the case was about to proceed to court on the morning of the 11th of October, 2023, the two former alumni association figures unexpectedly reached a settlement. David Oladeji issued a public apology, effectively bringing an end to the legal battle, as evidenced by a screenshot of the apology.

Rumors circulated that the police may have been induced to detain David Oladeji. However, these attempts seem to have been thwarted through interventions from undisclosed sources. The exact motivations and details behind these allegations remain shrouded in mystery.
Down memory lane: Police Assistance or Intervention?
A critical revelation emerged from a screenshot of the 2018 electoral committee’s report. This report indicated that the police played a role in removing miscreants and thugs from an event in the past. This revelation casts a new light on the events, the report states that the police were summoned as a matter of emergency to prevent a total collapse of law and order. Further intrigue surrounds the electoral committee’s chairman, who reportedly distributed two versions of the electoral report, one with detailed information and the other with crucial details omitted. Specimen A and B below show one of the major differences.

Figure A: A copy of the electoral report as obtained by correspondent

Figure B: Another copy of same electoral report as obtained by correspondent
Unanswered Questions Abound
The swift resolution of this conflict between Oriola and David has left many questions unanswered. It is important to note that the correspondent has conducted extensive research and gathered opinions from various alumni association members who were present during the 2018 elections. These members, it is reported, were willing to corroborate David’s account and have access to documents from the electoral committee that confirm the disruptions and the presence of thugs on that fateful day.
Did the sudden settlement imply that the events of 2018 never transpired, or was it a strategic maneuver to prevent potentially damaging revelations? What does this mean for David’s accusations of cyberbullying and the claims that Oriola brought thugs? The story raises broader questions about the transparency of the UNIOSUN Alumni Association’s leadership and elections, as well as the potential for behind-the-scenes manipulations.
As the story unfolds, it continues to capture the attention of UNIOSUN alumni and the wider community. It’s a narrative that explores the intricacies of power, politics, and personal ambition within a prominent alumni association. The truth behind this intriguing saga remains elusive, and further developments will undoubtedly be closely monitored.
In Conclusion
The UNIOSUN Alumni Chronicles brings you the latest on this developing story. Stay tuned as we dig deeper into the labyrinth of allegations and image laundering, unraveling a story that has gripped our alumni community.
[Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official stance of UNIOSUNUpdates.]







