The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) chapter of the Union of Campus Journalists (UCJ) has inducted new members at the Lecture Room II of the Faculty of Law. Its president, Olayide Olayiwola, said it was the second induction in a session, noting that more students showed interest in joining the writers' union.

In his speech titled: It is in your hands, Olayide charged the inductees to take up challenges and use their writing skill for self-development and progress of the school. He said: "We do not have the magic wand to create experts for writing, public speaking and journalism, we can only try our best. Your fate lies in your hands. You must take advantage of the opportunity and develop your skills."

Chairman of the Editorial Board of UNILORIN Bulletin and Sub-dean of the Faculty of Communications and Information Science, Dr L.A. Azeez, urged the inductees to hone their writing skill. He said: "Writing is the most important skill in this world and you cannot live your life without writing. UCJ provides you an opportunity and a platform to become a better writer. You have to take advantage of it to maximise your potential."

The new members promised to abide by the rules and regulations of the union after taking oath of membership. The union inducted 52 members after a similar ceremony last semester where 60 students were inducted.