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Also today, some students called me to note that the commissioner for education was calling OOUites ill-bred children of dysfunctional homes on Faaji fm. Well if agitating for your right peacefully makes you an ill bred child from a dysfunctional home, then I have two answers only for the commissioner.

1. Olamide (baado) in one of his songs says ‘‘Ode ni won like’’ meaning it’s a fool that they like (we are no fools like your own children who gets everything handed down to them and cannot survive on their own, most of us work very hard for every penny we spend, especially on our school fees) 2. I think you are the ill-bred one, because it is your generation that fought government for reducing the size of chicken in your meal at the government universities in those days. We are not even agitating for chicken or any such thing, all that we want is that your government should be manly enough to fulfil all the promises it made freely with the masses and not wait for the masses to march on governments office before fulfilling its promises, because a real man’s bond is his word.
Having failed to live up to its responsibility and fulfilled the promise made to us last week as a government, I am using this medium to implore all OOUites that as we await the signal for movement from the leadership of the students’ union ably led by our ever dynamic comrade Ifade Olusegun Olugbenga aka Socialist, that all students should start preparing to storm the governors’ office en-mass on Monday and be prepared to stay there for as long as it will take for the government to attend to our issues. If you can make it to Abeokuta on Sunday, please do as I envisage the government unleashing every security apparatus at its disposal on us to stop us from getting to Abeokuta like they did to some of our people last week.
Therefore, I implore you all to bring along your toothbrush, your sanitary wares, your sweater, torchlight, extension sockets, thick socks, water bucket, food plates and every other basic amenities needed for survival during a camping exercise. I want reiterate to the student that we shall maintain the peaceful posture that we did last week and to forestall government paid local stations from making a mess of our protest like OGTV did last week, we are making efforts to bring on board Yvonne Ndege Aljazeera network, Deji Bademosi of CCTV news, the CNN reporter in Lagos and a host of other international journalists and broadcasting stations as well as some of our local stations who are known for fair and balanced reportage of events to the scene.
We are also using this medium to call on the minister of interior, the minister of state for defence and other federal government parastatals in charge of security in the country to help us call all military and paramilitary security forces to order, as a situation whereby tear gas cannons and bullet will be shot directly at our students will not be acceptable at all and we will not take it lying low this time around. But we hope we will have a cordial rapport in our effort to press home our demands to the government while you are allowed to do your duties within the ambit of the law. Because we are not out to cause mayhem, we are only going to be out to peacefully demand for our rights from the government.
Dare to struggle!!!
Dare to win!!!
Aluta continua!!!
Victoria ascerta!!!

Signed
Concerned O.O.U Students
Pls Rebroadcast.