The programme started officially after the two rakat jummah prayer lead by the chief IMAM, Prof Abdurrahman Oloyede. In attendance were dignitaries of high personalities both from the school management and the Ibadan Muslim Community. Some of those present were Prof Akingbile, Prof Abdulrahman Akinoso from the Faculty of Technology, the University Librarian, Prof. Aishat, Prof M.T Lamidi, the Publicity Secretary, UI Muslim Community and host of others.

The summit which was held at the John Paul II centre, University of Ibadan on the 25th October, 2017 on the topic: Opportunity for Youth Development and Growth in a Shrinking Economic Space.

Three students of the prestigious University of Ibadan: Adetula David, Asudemade Habeebulah and Fasiku Adekolajo of the College of Medicine, Faculty of Law, and Faculty of Arts respectively dazzled at the world Maritime Day/NIMASA Competition Awards which was held on Monday, 30th October, 2017 at Eko Hotels and Suites.

Professor Millicent has delivered the 420th Inaugural lecture of the session on behalf of the Faculty of Clinical Sciences on the 26th. October, 2017 at Trenchard Hall, University of Ibadan, on the topic: Cross Sectional Imaging: Slicing without knives, giving live to shadows.

A yet to be unveiled artwork has been installed along Oduduwa road, University of Ibadan. The installation which commenced last week started by the construction of the artwork stand. Even though it is still being enshrouded, it is likely to be a head considering its structure. This new artwork will be the second of its kind along Oduduwa road.

The Ameer of the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, UI Chapter, has called on everyone to find lasting solution to the many problems faced by Muslims on campus by everyone’s collective effort and support. He made this known in the Consultative Forum held at the Society’s secretariat on Saturday, 28 October, 2017, where all the stakeholders of the society discussed the trending issues concerning Muslim students on campus.

The Ameer of the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, UI Chapter, has called on everyone to find lasting solution to the many problems faced by Muslims on campus by everyone’s collective effort and support. He made this known in the Consultative Forum held at the Society’s secretariat on Saturday, 28 October, 2017, where all the stakeholders of the society discussed the trending issues concerning Muslim students on campus.

Phronesis Leadership Group, University of Ibadan Chapter, on Saturday, October 28, 2017, held the second edition of her annual Leadership Summit cum Essay Competition. The Group, as posited by its president, Kuforiji Victor, stressed that the summit is an effort to foster development of visionary leaders who can the string of change in the society at large.

Mr Kuforiji explained that the Group “plays the function of leadership, not to raise more followers but to raise new leaders.”

Professor Oloyede, the Chief Imam University of Ibadan Central Mosque, has charged students to be more vigilant in their daily activities. He created this awareness in the last part of his last Friday Sermon. He went on to say that aside his call for the students to be more vigilant, necessary preventive measures will be put in place around the mosque itself.

In contrast to erroneous beliefs of adherents of some faith that ‘Issa, son of Maryam, was crucified and resurrected, Professor Abdulrahman Oloyede, the Chief Imam of University of Ibadan central mosque, has called on muslims to disregard such proclamation in his Friday sermon

In today's sermon, the Imam urged Muslims to hold steady the rope of Allah and abide by His words as Allah has decreed worship to him and to no other. He admonished Muslims to disregard the belief in the trinity of Jesus.

He corroborated this by citing Qur’an 4:156-158 which states,