The management of Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), Ikeji-Arakeji, Osun State, has officially announced the resumption of academic activities for the Second Semester of the 2025/2026 academic session. The announcement, dated Saturday, February 28, 2026, was issued from the Office of the Registrar, marking the commencement of a new phase of teaching, research and community life within the institution.
According to the statement, the second semester takes effect from Saturday, February 28, 2026, with all students expected to return to campus promptly to continue their academic programmes. The university warmly welcomed both returning and continuing students, expressing optimism about a productive and impactful semester ahead.
The management encouraged students to complete all necessary registration procedures without delay and to actively participate in both academic and co-curricular activities scheduled for the semester. The statement emphasized that timely compliance with registration requirements remains essential for eligibility to sit for semester examinations and to maintain good academic standing.
Reiterating its core values, the university stressed the importance of diligence, discipline and regular class attendance. “Students are encouraged to settle in promptly and participate fully in scheduled academic and co-curricular activities,” the statement noted, adding that consistent attendance and commitment to studies are fundamental to achieving academic excellence.
On behalf of the Governing Council, Senate, Management, faculty and staff, the Vice Chancellor, Olasebikan Alade Fakolujo, extended his goodwill message to all students. He wished them a safe journey back to campus and a successful semester filled with meaningful learning experiences and personal growth.
The Registrar, Dr. Dapo Adeniyi, who signed the statement for the Vice Chancellor, reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to maintaining high academic standards and a structured learning environment. He noted that the university remains focused on upholding its mission of integrating scholarship with moral and spiritual development.
Located in Ikeji-Arakeji, JABU continues to position itself as a faith-based institution dedicated to holistic education. The management highlighted its resolve to provide a conducive atmosphere for scholarship, innovation and character formation, in line with its founding vision.
As the second semester begins, stakeholders within the university community have expressed confidence that the structured academic calendar and emphasis on discipline will foster a stable and enriching environment for students. The resumption signals renewed academic engagement and a continued pursuit of excellence in teaching, research and service.
