Ife Law organises legislative conference

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By Olaleye Oluwasola

The student legislative council of the faculty of law Obafemi Awolowo University held their National Student Legislative conference titled Nigeria's yesterday today and tomorrow, the effect of legislation on the economy, today on 30 October 2018 at Oduduwa hall Obafemi Awolowo University in honour of senator Babajide omoworare in celebration of his 50th birthday.

The programme which was graced by senator Babajide Omoworare himself, the vice Dean of the faculty of Law Dr. Michael Adeleke who represented the university vice chancellor and the Dean faculty of law, Dr. Omosola Arawomo from the department of economics of the university,  Folorunsho Bamishayemi a member of osun state house of Assembly, Dare Eluyemi an alumnus of university from the department of Music.

Dr. Omosola Arawomo who was the first speaker spoke on how the legislature affect the group economy of the country because of their power to influence the budget system of the country, their power to influence the amount of money supplied into economy and their influence on the kind of debt to owe and lots more.

He ended his speech by saying the good economy we desire in the country is the sole responsibility of everyone of us.

Meanwhile,  the second speaker for the occasion Com. Dare Eluyemi spoke on the role of youth in strengthening the democracy. He began his speech with commendation of youth by saying that Nigerian youth are not lazy but vibrant and useful in making the Nigeria we hope for. He further emphasized on the needs for reformation the kind of one done by the then American President, President Barrack Obama. He further stressed on the need for a great leader who will take Nigeria to where they ought to be. He ended his speech by recommending investment in agriculture and the need to revamp the education of our great country.

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