If indication from top professors of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife is anything to go by, a pharmacist and senior lecturer in the institution’s faculty of pharmacy, Prof ‎Anthony Elujoba‎ may have been favoured to become the acting vice-chancellor of the 54-year old institution.
The institution’s Senate is billed to sit tomorrow at 10 a.m following directive by the Presidency that the University should appoint a professor as acting helmsman.
It would be recalled that the institution has been embroiled in protest‎ following the appointment of Professor Ayobami Salami as VC, an action that was condemned by the workers’ unions of the institution. For weeks, the university has been shut down following many weeks of sustained ‘paralysis’ by the workers until the visitor, President Muhammadu Buhari cancelled the process that led to the appointment of Salami and ordered the Governing Council dissolved.
An inside source who confided in thevendornews.com said that Elujoba, an indigene of Ife, has the support of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Ogunwusi Enitan who is leaving no stone unturned in his bid to have his subject as the institution’s helmsman.
Others are Professors A.A Adediran (department of history), Adesegun Fatusi ( faculty of health sciences), Olanrewaju Nassar (department of management and accounting‎) and Titilayo Kuku (faculty of technology).
Supporters of the‎ candidates are said to have nocturnal meetings and campaigns, wooing people to the sides of their preferred candidates. 
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