Federation of Ipapo Students Union Makes History with Flag Hoisting Ceremony

On Monday, January 6, 2025, the Federation of Ipapo Students Union (FIPSU) marked a significant milestone by ceremoniously hoisting both the Nigerian flag and the association’s flag at its national office located in the Mayeloye Area, opposite Ansardeen Central Mosque, along Saki Road, Ipapo.  

This landmark event symbolizes the union’s commitment to fostering unity among members both locally and internationally. By raising the national and association flags, FIPSU reinforces its dedication to promoting national pride, collaboration, and a sense of belonging within its community.

As part of its ongoing support for educational development, the Federation invites prospective students seeking admission to higher institutions to engage with FIPSU leadership for guidance and assistance in registering for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination.

In a move towards organizational improvement, FIPSU has announced the removal of unauthorized structures in front of its secretariat. Owners of these structures have been duly notified to take action. Furthermore, as part of its transition initiative, the union is encouraging capable and visionary members to contest for leadership positions to ensure sustainable growth and continuity.

The Federation of Ipapo Students Union remains steadfast in its mission to drive progress and uplift its members through unity, education, and proactive leadership.

4 thoughts on “Federation of Ipapo Students Union Makes History with Flag Hoisting Ceremony”

  1. Comrade J.. O. Hammed

    This is great!
    Indeed a step forward in the leadership of Ipapo Students Unionism. I wish to advise you to maintain an open door policy so as to carry both old and new members along. Stay blessed with this encouraging steps.
    The young shall grow.

  2. Rev Dr Stephen AWOLEYE

    You are well done guys! Your holding forth as serious students gladden my heart. Meanwhile, I will suggest you create time to visit all the secondary schools in town to sensitize the students about career choice.

    God bless you all! Keep it up.

    Rev Stephen Olusola AWOLEYE, PhD, FCICN, CSA

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