Ayoade Ifalola
Edited By: Kingsley Okon 
Dr. Olatunji has consistently encouraged students to appear in their full departmental attire, noting that it sets Mass Communication apart and promotes a sense of identity. He has also cautioned students against indecent dressing.
On their part, the president and his executives are working tirelessly to ensure that students are properly identified through the distribution of departmental ID cards. These cards serve as a powerful symbol of recognition and offer significant advantages to students, especially those serving as members of the press.
It has been two months and a few weeks since resumption, and within this short period the Head of Department of Mass Communication, Dr. Olusoji Olatunji, together with the departmental president, Frank Ohamuo, have maintained an impressive record of dedication. Their combined efforts have ensured that students receive their lectures as scheduled and that arising issues are addressed promptly.
Dr. Olatunji has consistently encouraged students to appear in their full departmental attire, noting that it sets Mass Communication apart and promotes a sense of identity. He has also cautioned students against indecent dressing.
On their part, the president and his executives are working tirelessly to ensure that students are properly identified through the distribution of departmental ID cards. These cards serve as a powerful symbol of recognition and offer significant advantages to students, especially those serving as members of the press.