The University of Ibadan Students’ Union has concluded a three day bootcamp organized for students across various faculties in the institution.
The bootcamp sessions, held between the 19th and 21st of January, were attended by scores of students who filled up the various venues at the Kunle Adepeju Students’ Union building across the three days as observed by UCJUI.
In a statement by the Union leadership, signed by its Public Relations Officer, Adeona Tosin, at the end of the training, it noted that bootcamp was organized to arm students with various skills relevant to the 21st century labor market.
“This event, aimed to provide students with a holistic experience encompassing Graphics designing, Photography, Videography & Social media influencing.
“Throughout the boot camp, attendees were not only equipped with practical skills but also motivated to contribute meaningfully to their academic and social environments with these skills,” the statement read.
The Union PRO added that the union’s effort “in organizing such an event underscores his commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals ready to face the challenges of the future” adding that it “served as a catalyst for personal and professional growth, leaving a lasting impact on the participating students.”
