Fellow Nigerians,
The attention of the students Leaders of Osun state university, (UNIOSUN) Osogbo has been drawn to a comic fallacy purportedly posted by one Facebook user "SHEYI SHEYOR" who claimed to be a student of the institution as reported by many blogs.

The students leaders wish to condemn the act in its entirety as no uprightly thinking sane person would have come up with such barbaric post on social media like Facebook or any other jokingly or not.
Also, we need to emphasize this to the general public that the boy has never been a student of UNIOSUN as information gathered from the IMTC office of the institution revealed that the boy is not a registered student, and a look at his Facebook pictures doesn't show any sign of him being a student of Osun state university as none of his pictures was snapped in the school premises nor with any his colleagues except in hotel (s).

Also, investigation from Olofofouniosun.com shows he doesn't have any recorded of being a student of UNIOSUN.
Students of Osun State university are known to be morally comported, and academically balanced as UNIOSUN is committed to producing world class competitive graduates with both moral and academic acceptability.

However, the attention of the management of Osun state University has been drawn to the absurd development which is only aimed at bringing the good name of the institution down, and necessary legal action would be taken soon. Ohamara Victor, C. Chairman, Osun State university Student joint campus committee.

Source : http://..com/2017/04/we-dont-have-any-record-of-him-uniosun.html

Wetin una go talk.. even if na una student una go still deny am...
anyways,,, what does 3080 symbolized in that their school logo sef..

U see? If na gud thing now dem no go deny am.

Damage Control Fail

lol

Oluwolex2000:
...and necessary legal action would be taken soon.

Perhaps legal action will help bring some sanity to these "bloggers".

This is part of what you see when people rush to be the "first" to "break the news".

Why must the institution's name be mentioned?

Couldn't the "reporter" say something along the lines of "the young man, who claimed to be an undergraduate student in one of the universities in Nigeria"...

Or did the "bloggers" deliberately want to link the institution with the youngster's misdemeanour?

More "bloggers" need to know of the consequences of libel.