They emphasized that academic activities cannot continue under constant fear and uncertainty.
The protest reflects a broader wave of concern among student communities across Ogun State, where similar security challenges have sparked unrest in recent times.
Students of Ibogun Campus Olabisi Onabanjo University have staged a peaceful but firm protest, declaring “No Peace, No Lecture” in response to the growing insecurity threatening their lives and well-being.
The demonstration follows a series of alarming incidents, including reported cases of armed robbery, harassment, and violent attacks within and around the campus.
These recurring events have left many students injured, traumatized, and increasingly fearful for their safety.Carrying placards and chanting solidarity songs, the students called on the Ogun State Government, school authorities, and security agencies to take immediate and decisive action.
Their demands include urgent improvements in campus security, protection of lives and property, and accountability from those responsible for ensuring safety.
According to the protesting students, the learning environment has become unsafe, forcing them to prioritize their lives over their education.
The students of Ibogun Campus Olabisi Onabanjo University have made their stance clear: until concrete measures are implemented to guarantee their safety, lectures will remain suspended.
This protest serves as a strong reminder that a secure environment is fundamental to education, and without it, meaningful learning cannot take place.