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Breaking: LAUTECH Governing Council Sacks VC, Other Principal Officers Over Incessant Strikes?

The Governing council of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso has asked all principal officers of the University to proceed on immediate leave.

Those affected are Vice Chancellor Prof. A.S. Gbadegesin, Mr. J. A. Agboola Registrar , Prince A.B.C. Olagunju Bursar , Mr. I.O. Ajala Librarian.

It was reliably gathered that the University Management staff were asked to proceed on immediate leave because they were indicted by the KPMG Reports and for their failure to curb the incessant strike by the labour unions in the University

The Vice Chancellor Prof. A.S. Gbadegesin was appointed by the Oyo and Osun Governors in 2011 after the then controversial Vice Chancellor Prof Olarenwaju Nassar was sacked.

Prof Isaac Adeyemi , the most senior Professor of the University and a former Vice Chancellor of the Bells University of Technology has been appointed as the Acting Vice Chancellor while Ven Olusegun Ojo , the most senior Deputy Registrar and a former Registrar of Adeleke University Ede has been appointed as Acting Registrar.

Mr Ojo was once the University Acting Registrar but was also removed by the then Governor of Oyo State in the wake of the ownership crisis of 2010. Mrs Oyewunmi will act as the Librarian while Mr Agbolade will act as the Bursar

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The student environment of Ladoke Akintola University has again been faced with another death. This time, cultists clash with students. The peaceful largest student community of the university owned by two states of the ruling party APC, and its leader as the chancellor was faced with turmoil as a student cultist shot dead a member of the leadership organization Man O War.

The crisis, which started in Adenike area of the university, at quarter past seven last night Tuesday 23rd 2016 started as a simple argument between two cultists who started with attacking each other on the ever-busy street. A Man O War member known as Issa Olatilewa admitted in 2013 but was denied by the institution as not a student tried intervening unknown to him that they were cultists fighting each other. Together with his two friends Aimashaun Damola student of URP 200L and Oluwagbeniga Adams AERD 400L who were walking home from school.

On the spot, Issa Olatilewa was shot in the chest and died instantly. He was shot dead by a cultist of a popular confraternity with a pistol gun and swiftly, two other loaded guns were in action and the other student Animashaun was shot immediately in the leg and has since been hospitalized. With one confirmed dead student, another hospitalized, and the churning out of guns, it was also noted in recent times, cultism has been on the rise, and gun running has become a very frequent issue in LAUTECH as this is the sixth student to be shot this year alone.

A call for action is hereby sent to all security agencies and concerned citizens.
http://www.lautechnews.com/lautech-cultists-clash/

I am the other representative for LAUTECH

LAUTECH: Monday, 13th of July 2015 was no normal day at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, as it experienced one of its largest unified protests in support of the industrial action embarked upon by the Lautech branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). The protest which saw the full closure of the institution by over 3000 students, a blockage of the Ogbomosho – Ilorin federal express way for over 4 hours, a total shut down of the Ogbomosho North local government secretariat and a remonstration march to the Soun’s palace to lay their grievance. The King was asked to plead on their behalf to the government as a 5-year course has turned 6-year course. The student said they won’t tolerate any attempt to award them extra year.

Earlier in a press release signed by the chairman Dr Oyegoke, the ASUU LAUTECH chapter had on Friday 10th of July 2015 embarked on a full scale industrial action following the non-payment of June salary. It was also stated that the institution had not been paid by the owner governments for 13 months and that the university has for this period been run solely by its internal generated revenue. For the first time in 4 years a strike is halting the already started general examination, which has commenced for two weeks before the strike action.

It is essential to state the facts noting that the government of Osun and Oyo the owners of the institution owe subvention to the university from 2011 to 2015, an accumulated sum of 16.74bn naira, the sharing formula of salary payment also allows that for the first 6 months of the year, the government of Oyo state caters for salaries, and the state of Osun pays for the rest of the year. For 13 months in total, the state of Osun and Oyo state have refused to pay salaries and have left LAUTECH to it own. For 7 months, Osun provided no allocation, Oyo a total of 6 months, a shameful tale includes that no single building block has been provided by the government of both states to the institution despite having the leader of the ruling All Progressive Party Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the chancellor of the instution, a ceremony that saw him been honoured with an Honoris Causa, Honorary doctor of philosophy in a ceremony that also saw the attendance of now President Muhammadu Buhari.

The angry students who went on a wild protest of the government decision not to fund its own institution and leave it to suffer neglect like a nursing mother leaving her sucking child. This many protesting today believe would lead to an increment of fees by the next academic session, would lead to rationalization of staffs as the institution can no longer cater for its over 3,000 staffs with the meagre income generated from its IGR. It is worthy of note that the ongoing projects are parts of the 2013 TEFTFUND assisted project, and that the neglect has caused LAUTECH to shift its place from no 17 on the webometrics rating to the current position 47.

A protest is scheduled to take place at the government house in Osun and Oyo on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively.

http://www.firstreporters.com/lautech-boils-as-students-protest-governments-negligence/

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By Femi Aribisala

IF Nigeria is a nation of laws and of the rule of law, the presidential candidacy of Muhammadu Buhari should end this week. The reason is well-known to all. Buhari swore an oath on his INEC application that his credentials are with the military. This turned out to be a lie.

The military has come out to deny that it has Buhari’s credentials. That means Buhari committed perjury instead of fulfilling INEC requirements. For this reason, he must be disqualified from contesting the presidential election.

The matter has been taken to court and the courts should decide the matter this week. I am not a lawyer, but from my layman’s perspective, this is an open and shut case. Buhari lied willfully. As a former military secretary of the Nigerian Army, he knew that the military does not keep any credentials of its service-men. Nevertheless, he lied on oath that his credentials are with the military. He must face the penalty for this perjury. There can be debate about whether, and for how long, he should go to jail. However, there can be no question about his resultant ineligibility to contest: he must be disqualified.
Buhari

Buhari

To overlook this infraction is to succumb to Buhari’s appraisal that Nigeria is corrupt. If we are going to deal with corruption, we must not fail to deal with the likes of Buhari, who are contemptuous of the laws of the land. Buhari’s false affidavit is corruption. The disqualification of Buhari by the courts will be a testament to the determination of the judiciary to show zero tolerance for corruption in the coming new dispensation.

Some of us have watched APC make a song and dance about the possibility of postponing the 2015 elections. The party brought out all its big guns to tell us that the election cannot be postponed. They insisted that if it is postponed all hell would break lose. Well, the election has been postponed and nothing has happened. It has been postponed and the APC can do nothing about it. It was postponed according to the law.

Similarly, the heavens will not fall with the lawful disqualification of Buhari. Of all those APC could present as its presidential candidate, it chose a man without the appropriate credentials. APC has nobody to blame but itself for this fiasco. It has forfeited its chance of presenting a candidate for the 2015 presidential election. The contest should now be between the remaining 13 presidential candidates. Shikenan!

JEGA MUST GO IMMEDIATELY

The excuse used to force Attahiru Jega to postpone the elections is the inability to provide effective security given the insurgency in the North-East. However, there is little likelihood that the security situation will improve within the next six weeks of the postponement. So, strictly-speaking, security has nothing to do with the postponement. One major reason for the postponement was to prevent INEC from compromising the election.

INEC has long ceased to be a disinterested umpire in this election. The evidence is now overwhelming that INEC is determined to bias the election in favour of Muhammadu Buhari and the APC. This is evident in INEC’s determination to go ahead with the election in spite of the fact that out of 68 million registered voters, over 20 million have yet to receive their permanent voter’s cards (PVCs).

It is remarkable that, in announcing the postponement, Jega conveniently forgot to mention the nagging issue of the inadequacies of INEC in providing voters with their PVCs. It is also remarkable that Jega briefed the Council of State that INEC was ready to conduct the elections. This was one big lie. You cannot be ready to conduct elections when there is a cacophony of complaints, especially in the South, that people are unable to claim their PVCs. Given the time it took INEC to distribute 40 million PVCs, it could not have realistically expected to be able to distribute the outstanding 20 million in just one week?

INEC rigmarole

What is even more sinister is INEC’s willful determination to disenfranchise select geopolitical regions which represent areas of strength for Goodluck Jonathan. Credible Alternative Alliance, an independent political interest organization led by former Kaduna State governor, Balarabe Musa, observed in INEC activities: “a criminal gross disparity of voter spread designed to tilt the election to a pre-determined outcome.”

It said: “Voters in the zones that tend to support President Goodluck Jonathan are massively disenfranchised by the application of the so-called PVCs debacle, 40% to 50% of voters in these regions who are lawfully and duly registered to vote will be denied their right to vote by INEC. That is nearly half of the support base of the President, simply nullified by administrative failure prior to the election. By comparison, the zones that tend to support Buhari are handed a massive voter advantage, nearly 80% of his support base will be allowed to cast their votes by INEC.”

“In an election, which many say will be won or lost by a slim margin, to now disenfranchise 20 million voters through a questionable and unlawful rule by INEC is not acceptable by any measure. CAA condemns in its entirety this attempt by INEC to undermine our nascent democracy through this criminal enterprise to determine the outcome of this election before the ballot is cast.”

This position is corroborated by different observers in the field. INEC needs to explain how more people in the war-torn North-East have collected their PVCs than in the South-West, South-South and South-East. In the APC strongholds of the North-West and the North-East, 80.18% and 81.09% collection rates were recorded respectively. In the North-Central, the figure was 69.89%. However, the figures in the South were significantly lower than these. In the South-East, it was 59.22%. South-South: 66.66%; and South-West 43.15%.

Since INEC under Jega is no longer an independent umpire but is now clearly working for the opposition, Jega should be sent on compulsory leave and a temporary chairman should be nominated to handle the elections. Jega can no longer be trusted.

THE MISCHIEF OF FORMER CBN GOVERNOR, LAMIDO SANUSI

Former Central Bank governor, Lamido Sanusi, caused uproar when he declared that $49.8 billion of Nigeria’s oil money was missing, allegedly diverted by the NNPC. For a Central Bank governor, the statement was not only irresponsible, it was downright mischievous. If it were not that Nigeria is an innumerate society where we have little or no understanding of figures, it would have been obvious that, for the size of the Nigerian economy, it was impossible for such a large sum to be missing.

However, the allegation fell into the narrative of the opposition APC party which was determined to portray the Jonathan Administration as the most corrupt in the history of Nigeria. There was a lot of hue and cry in the press about the missing money; after all, the claim was made by the Central Bank governor no less. However, the governor seemed to have plucked the missing figure out of thin air.

Soon, it was not $49.8 billion at all, but $10.8 billion. Then again, it was no longer $10.8 billion but $20 billion. It should have been clear from all this that the CBN governor was just fibbing. But in Nigeria, we are socialissed to believe the worst.

School-certificate economics

General Buhari, the APC presidential candidate, has used this fictitious $20 billion dollars to preach his own school-certificate economics on the campaign stump. He said: “$20 Billion at N210 to $1.00 is equal to N4.2 trillion- nearly a year’s federal budget.”

If so, how can Buhari believe an amount nearly equal to Nigeria’s annual federal budget could possibly be missing? No matter how corrupt a nation can be, it is ridiculous to presume that public officers would go ahead and steal the entire annual federal budget? Haba! Buhari then used this malarkey to formulate his own voodoo economics.

He said: “If it is true that this sum cannot be accounted for, this is grossest form of corruption. Just think at N5 million per vehicle, this money would have bought 840,000 patrol vehicles; (this would have improved security in every town and village in the country). At N13.5 million for a high capacity bus this money would have bought 311,000 buses; (this would have revolutionised the transport and production side of the economy).”

It is this kind of rudimentary economics that Buhari has been presenting as an excuse for an economic policy to Nigerians in this election season. Just listen to this vain platitude from our eminent retired general. He says: “The monies we realised from anti-corruption campaign will be adequately used to improve education in the country.” Now that is an economic policy that is practically meaningless.

Forensic audit

Because of the nuisance value of men like Buhari, the Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was constrained to ask for a forensic audit of NNPC accounts in order to put the matter to rest. She chose PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC); one of the big four auditors in the world, along with Deloitte, EY and KPMG.

PwC has now provided a conclusive report that shows Sanusi’s allegation of a missing $20 billion is one big fabrication. This matter needs to be emphasized now that the report is out. Lamido Sanusi lied. The Central Bank governor deliberately cried wolf when he jolly well knew there was no wolf. He was just determined to malign and discredit the government; and he was playing a script to the benefit of the opposition APC.

This then lends credence to the PDP allegation that Sanusi was an APC mole in the government. Indeed, the PDP claims Sanusi gave the APC 1 billion naira of Central Bank money to open its offices nationwide. It also maintains that a fraudulent N48 billion contract was awarded by Sanusi’s CBN to a leader of the APC, while a further N5 billion was paid to another APC member as consultancy fee. So much for APC’s anti-corruption hogwash!

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Are we not now engaging Racism?

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Racism within the black nation... within a country... and now within a state!

Poor Nigeria!

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Gbade, an indigene of Abeokuta the capital city of Ogun State, joyfully gained admission into a foremost University in Nigeria to study Veterinary medicine in the year 2006, friends and families could hardly grab some peaceful moment as he kept reiterating his joyful story into their ears, friends rolled out drums, family members threw parties, all meant to celebrate his triumphant entry into a University but seven years after Gbade is still struggling to complete his eleventh semester. Many people have queried his duration in school but is it the government’s fault, Gbade’s fault, educational Unions’ (ASUU, SSANU, NASU and NAAT) fault or the fault of his parent that couldn’t afford the tuition fee of a private University?. The lamentable and mourning state of our educational sector needs alacritous attention and the sinking ship of our educational sector needs a rescue.
One will be on the next stairs to truth if he asserts that the fear of ASUU is the beginning of wisdom for a government that is interested in consistent and stable education. The inconsistencies experienced in the educational sector of this country with emphasis on our Universities can be partly blamed on ASUU. The Academic Staff Union of Universities which was formed in 1978, a successor to the Nigerian Association of University Teachers formed in 1965 and covering academic staff in the University of Ibadan, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, University of Ife and University of Lagos. The Union was active in struggles against the military regime during the 1980s. In 1988, the Union organized a National Strike to obtain fair wages and University autonomy. As a result, the ASUU was proscribed on August 7, 1988 and all its property seized. It was allowed to resume in 1990, but after another strike was again banned on August 23, 1992. However, an agreement was reached on Septemberc3, 1992 that met several of the Union's demands including the right of workers to collectively bargain. The ASUU organized further strikes in 1994 and 1996, protesting against the dismissal of staff by the General Sani Abacha military regime. In 2007, the ASUU went on strike for three months, In May 2008, the ASUU held two one-week 'warning strikes' to press a range of demands, including an improved salary scheme and reinstatement of 49 lecturers who were dismissed many years ago. In June 2009, the ASUU ordered its members in federal and state Universities nationwide to proceed on an indefinite strike over disagreements with the Federal Government on an agreement it reached with the Union years ago. After three months of strikes, in October 2009 the ASUU and other staff Unions signed a memorandum of understanding with the government (that the salary of lecturers will be increased by 53% and that of senior and junior staff by 25%; escorted by the retirement age of professors which was increased from 65years to 70years (even in the face of increasing rate of unemployment) and the three months helpless and academically idle days of students was apparently for that selfish purpose, indeed a Union that is concerned about the education sector).and called off the industrial action, and so on until their latest declaration on Monday July 1, 2013 and no one knows when this would end. Must ASUU strike be an annual yuletide season which we must all celebrate? Yet they could stage a walkout on our representatives, what an insult on the nation? They only give credence to Students’ strength when they are fighting the common enemy.
The Union has since inception consistently used the subtle tool of employing the country’s future, students, as instruments in driving home both their selfish and selfless demands by holding them hostage and their demands as ransom before resuming to duty post though they get paid even during the industrial action. Historically, the genesis of ASUU’s struggle was based partly on fair wage and years later we still sing the same old song and recite the same old poem. The number of strikes embarked upon by the Nigerian academic is now so often that the government no longer sees it as threat rather they see it as norms. I give credence to the saying that it is only a fool that would do the same thing the same way twice and expect different answers, ASUU has being using the same technique to drive home their point since birth with little or nothing to show for it, after all they are not just knowledgeable, they have betrayed severally the struggle of students in their own respective citadel of learning. The educational sector is torn-apart but is incessant strike the answer? I feel there are more salient issues ASUU should attend to in our Universities, like the resuscitation of Students’ Union in all schools, incessant and frequent killing of Nigerian students, archaic and obsolete learning notes lecturers use, inhumane governance style in some institutions et al. Hammering on ASUU is like curing headache when the spread of acute malaria is continually threatening our studentship.
Our malaria patients are those sitting on the highest tier of government in the country, the Federal government, It is astonishing to see under the recurrent expenditure that the amazingly huge budget of the Presidency and the bulk sum of ₦150 billion allegedly set aside for the National Assembly while all Federal Universities in Nigeria struggle to earn a little above ₦200 billion. In the same vein, the Federal Government has earmarked the sum of ₦33.54 million for newspapers and magazines in 2013 fiscal year. Details of the budget showed that Aso Rock would spend ₦1.51 billion on personnel; ₦7.48 billion on overhead and ₦8.99 billion as recurrent expenditure. In 2013, ₦7.48 million would be spent on local travels, transport and training; ₦1.04 billion on international travels while ₦783.89 million would be spent on foodstuff and refreshment. Also, ₦133.18 million was proposed for purchase and maintenance of generating sets; ₦19.25 million on books; ₦2.88 billion on repair and renovation of buildings; ₦95.89 million on computer software and ₦148.11 million on electricity charges. This is imprudent and against the letter and spirit of fiscal discretion that the President claimed in his budget speech. It is apparent that Nigeria is suffering from misplaced priority, if a nation like Uganda in 2012 can budget 27% of the total annual vote to education and the so-called giant of Africa allocated 8.4% of her total vote to education. Nigeria, a developing nation that is concentrating on building its physical walls and neglecting its strength, its future, and its hope, proposed a N4.92-trillion spending plan, representing an increase of 5% over the N4.7-trillion appropriated for the 2012 fiscal year and yet can not suffer its educational sector’s vote to meet with the UNESCO minimum requirement of 26%. Our educational sector will continually and increasingly suffer retrogression, if our leaders continually siphon our money into the construction and establishment of more mushroom private Universities leaving the already established ones to suffer gloomy abandonment.
“Those who contributed largely to the insanity in the society are not just those who witnessed, but those who chose to keep mum when things incessantly dilapidate”. Indeed, ASUU and the Federal Government are partners in the war against stable and good education in Nigeria; they are the author, the foundation and the establishment upon which our failed educational sector rest its shoulder. When they both agree to move it forward, it would progress. When important issues are not handled urgently they become urgent and degenerate into crisis with collateral consequences for society. A stitch in time saves nine!

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