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*RE: REPORT OF HARASSMENT, ASSUALT AND INVASION AT MOREMI HALL, OAU ILE-IFE.* *Dunnex writes...* 'In a time of deceit, speaking the truth is a revolutionary act' - George Orwell This is a response to the circulated memorandum of the OAU security unit regarding brutality, harassment, assault and illegal arrest of students who resisted the forceful eviction that took place at the Moremi hall in the early hours of yesterday. • While it is not a new occurrence to Nigerians that public officers have mastered an act of calling a red colour, white and giving all sorts of embarrassing excuses to defend their wrongdoings. In fact, if the Presidency could have blamed his inability to access office on rodents, while the JAMB counterparts supported hallucinatory remarks with the farce that animals consumed public funds, I don't think it should be a surprise, when OAU management laid false claims to justify the illegal arrest of students while available media evidences shows contrary acts. • While I believe it is necessary to hold public officers responsible for their actions and inactions with reasons for such. It is a compulsory obligation on my part, as a progressive and patriotic citizen to examine the given reasons under a microscopic lens of critical analysis and test it's strength on a balance of logic- If it will not fall flatly like Naira fell against dollar. • In accordance with the first paragraph of the memorandum which claims that an order was given, to hall porters, by the hall warden of Moremi hall, a person of Mrs. Adeyemo B.A, to evacuate debris, clean rooms and instructions to students to vacate the hostel in order to facilitate the resumption of incoming students. • In the usual manner, their deed was polished in the best manner such that the public observers is wrongly convinced of the real events while they blackmail the arrested students cheaply, especially, for those who are not witnesses of the event but surfacing video footages and witnesses claims have further proven that the school security unit, for reasons, best known to them have refused to explain other deeds of the evaders, such as; Throwing of properties from the topmost floor to the ground and also jamming of room doors with planks, nails and hammers in such a way that disfigures the doors- which I consider as vandalism of school properties and for the sake of the records, it is imperative to put to details that the impression created by the security unit that they came to disrupt a peaceful eviction of students, is a false impression. • Of course, we are all aware of that an eviction cannot be done calm and peaceful, the eviction wasn't done without coercion on the residents, in fact, some of their properties were recorded to have been thrown from the topmost floor.This is to show that the timely intervention of the Students' Union Action Committee was born out of the necessity to defend the interest (properties) of students who themselves constituted the committee at a Congress and a total contrast to what the school security unit made it seem. • Therefore the cheap but ridiculous blackmail should not be unexpected to us as most of us anticipated it before the release. In fact, students' blackmail is the only tool of the management whenever they want to silence students who serve as resistance to their inhumane policies. Even if we all forget, history would never do. It should be recalled of the case of the Angola hall Chairman who was blackmailed in a national newspaper by the University Vice-chancellor while he affirmed that he was no longer a student of the university due to poor academic performance which later turned out to be false. • Personally, I wonder what moral justification such entities carry to repeat the same thing and expect students to believe it? In fact, it is equally important that the highest percentage of the DSA's release during the last session, wasn't to address the poor welfare conditions or to tell students about their inability to provide a students' I.D card for a session while the money has been collected, but to threaten students to desist from joining progressive movements and release the portal results of students they consider 'erring'. - A proper analysis drawn from this shows a great sense of cowardice. • Without dwelling much on video evidences, a simple logical analysis and numerical comparison would further expose the falsity of their claims. • The security unit claimed that the students' action committee members held the hall warden hostage. Personally, I hate liars but I respect the intelligent ones because I believe it is an intellectual ridicule for one to be told an unintelligent lie. To my best of knowledge, hostages are people that are captured in a closed environment but everything that transpired at Moremi hall with the so-called staffs happened at the front of the hostel where mass of students gathered, then how come *a PERSON WAS HELD HOSTAGE IN AN OPEN ENVIRONMENT?* In fact, I would implore the security unit to provide the location details of where she was held hostage while I am sure nothing can prove such reverse of logic. On this note, I have openly rejected my own share of the intellectual ridicule and I am sure other students would reject theirs by following suit • For the sake of brevity, the issue of assault, harassment and brutality needs not be over-emphasized as the video footages have totally proven the the claims of the university is a total reverse of what transpired. • Before my ink runs out, I use this medium to join the mass of Great ife students in demanding the immediate and unconditional release of the arrested students and also the reinstatement of all suspended students.This short piece might remain inconclusive without ending with the words of Gani Fawehinmi(SAM) which says; *'In a battle between the conscienceless power and the powerless conscience, the former may appear to win at first, but the latter prevails.* *Dunnex Samuel* (Ag. Coordinator, Education Rights Campaign, ERC and a member of the Democratic Socialist Movement, DSM) |
[22/03, 9:27 p.m.] +234 : Highlights from today's court arraignment of OAU students: •The arrested students were transferred to the court facility as early as 8:00am to prevent students' intervention at the police station in the early hours of today. •Students and journalists were denied entry into the court premises, as those that already occupied the premises were identified by the school security committee and forcefully chased out from the court premises •The Nigerian police force claimed they have orders to shoot students if they attempt to go against their restrictions •The court proceeding started without a legal representative and witness to stand for the accused students. •The only people that were granted access are the hall warden, porters and even DSA officials who were not witnesses of the event but came to defend their paymasters the deeds of their paymasters. •The court trial was secret and not transparent •The case was adjourned till April 3 while the judge gave bail conditions of paying a sum of #500,000 each with two civil servants of level 12 who are regular tax payer's to stand as sureties while the students would remain in Koshere prison till the next court sitting or when bail is granted •The Police force sprayed tear gas to dispel students and sympathisers from the court entrance while they conveyed the accused students in a convoy of three vans to Koshere prison •They swayed guns to disperse students as they conveyed them out of the court premise while one of the arrested students displayed his handcuffed hands through the window. •Indications of possible eviction in Awo, as former hall chairman who has been absent for a while, in company of other students breaks open the locked gate of Awo with claims of acting on the order of the management after a negotiation meeting. Please endeavour to rebroadcast this as we take further actions. INJUSTICE AGAINST ONE IS INJUSTICE AGAINST ALL #ReleaseOAU5 #ReinstateOAU3 #Ogunbodedemustgo [22/03, 9:30 p.m.] +234 *SINGLET AND BOXERS PROTEST*� We are not mad ✅ We are not criminals✅ We should not be in jail�✅ We should not be chained ✅ We only asked for our rights✅ We support development✅ But development should not expose us to danger and abuse.✅ Free OAU 8 now � They are our friends� They fought for the rights of women� They fought for their protection from rape � They fought for the rights of students� They fought for their protection from Abuse� Free OAU8 now SINGLET and BOXERS protest starts by 9 AM tomorrow post a picture of your self on your under wears and put on every social media you're in. Let the whole know that we are being treated like criminals #freeOAU8NOW #studentsarejailedunjustly If your boyfriend is not joining....get another one If your girlfriend is discouraging..... Shes a problem Someones boyfriend is in jail now.... Someones girlfriend is sleepless now... Let's help our brothers in koshere prison. |
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prof800 , Briareos, UjSizzle please this is more than bbnaija ,this is the future of some people we are talking about here. Seun Ojewande, fynestboi and the rest, you finished from oau didn't you!!! ![]() ?. pls come to our aid. pleaseeeee |
this is from our supposedly vc who is supposed to be concerned with students welfare
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just because this is not bbnaija, nobody is commenting, the mods are doing nothing about this. Just so you know the cries and pains of those students are on your head because they are wrongly being accused of a crime they know nothing of the worst of it all is that they are not being tried freely, students were not allowed to enter the court room and were chased with tear gas from the court house and now they have to spend three weeks in a prison. nobody prays to ever know what's a Nigerian prison is like especially when you are innocent. one of the students who is illegally detained, his dad is currently sick and funds of #8.5 million for surgery is still being sought from the public. where would such get #500,000 for bail and moreover, whose account will the money for bail go to totalling #4million ? I beg on the mods to move this to front page so that those students will be released unconditionally and apology should be made to them for their illegal detainment. pls mynd44 fynestboi, Richiez , olawalebabs, Fynestboi OAM4J , Mynd44 MissyB3. |
#Arrested OAU students: Students are denied access to the court room while the police men forcefully chased students from the court premise. The arrested students are about to be tried secretly without students accessing the court room. Video evidences coming... Please Re-Bc � *GREATEST IFE!! ARTICULATE IFE!!!* � _Students are already gathering at the entrance of the Court. The turn up is still low, we need the presence of the students to avert this illegal tension mounted on our students_. _They are about to sentence them unjustly and secretly because Students are not allowed to enter and witness the proceedings_. _Make your way to Ajebamidele high Court in front of Diganga hotel and let's show them what we are up to_. *We are Intellectuals and not criminals* *We are Students not prisoners* *ALUTA CONTINUA!! VICTORIA ASCERTA!!!* ���� [22/03, 11:45 a.m.] Bail conditions 1.#500,000 2.civil servant with that have paid their tax |
Pls mods can you do the needful this folks are about to be charged to court for not doing anything Richiez , olawalebabs, Fynestboi OAM4J , Mynd44 MissyB3 |
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Pls mods do the needful! fynestboi your alumni, lalasticlala or whichever way it is spelt! no one should sleep in a jail until proven guilty by the law and they are all innocent. |
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please let this trend on twitter and all social media A group, Education Rights Campaign (ERC) has demanded the immediate and unconditional release of five students of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) who were arrested and subsequently arraigned. ERC, in a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Hassan Soweto, accused the Eyitope Ogunmodede-led management of deliberate assault on the fundamental human rights of the students. The five students, Gbenga Olaniran, Oyedeji Samson, Olajide Adedamola, Jimoh Oladipupo and Adeniji John, were on Thursday arraigned at the Ife Magistrate Court after their arrest 24 hours earlier. The school accused them of assaulting a university official. Students and journalists were denied access to the court room by the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Nigerian Police. PREMIUM TIMES learnt from Opeyemi Oladunjoye, the acting Students’ Union security officer present in court, that the arraigned students were granted bail. The bail terms for each of the students include N500, 000 bond and provision of two sureties, who must be civil servants of level 11 and above and who are tax payers. ERC said the move is a calculated attempt by the school management to silence dissent from the students. “They were arrested on Wednesday 21 March 2018 while protesting against attempts by the authorities of the University to forcefully evict from hostels students who stayed back on campus during the break to undergo Teaching practice and Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES). They have been remanded at the medium security prison, Kosere Ile-Ife, after appearing before Hon. Magistrate F.1 Omisade of Magistrate court Ife today Thursday 22 march 2018. “But their travail is actually part of a long process of orchestrated assault on the fundamental rights of students by the despotic Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Ogunmodede and members of his kitchen cabinet who are hell bent on silencing dissent voices on the campus. So far, several students who have either spoken out against fee hike or participated in protest actions over bad welfare conditions have been suspended. In 2017, ERC National Secretary Omole Ibukun and other student activists were suspended and the Students Union banned following a students’ protest against poor welfare conditions.” ERC called for the reinstatement of the five students and other student leaders suspended by the school authorities. The group also accused the police of being used as tool to harass students. “We therefore demand the unconditional reinstatement of the ERC National Secretary, Omole Ibukun and all victimised students activists of the University. Also we demand the restoration of the proscribed students union and a halt to all attacks on democratic rights. “The five (5) students were arraigned on trumped up 3-count charges (misdemeanor, breach of peace and assault) today Thursday 22 March 2018 before Hon. Magistrate F.I. Omisade of the Magistrate court Ife who remanded them in prison after granting them bail with onerous conditions attached including two (2) sureties on grade level 14 with five hundred thousand naira (N500, 000) bail bond each. These onerous conditions are meant to keep them in prison for as long as possible. “The conditions are also disproportionate to the charges levelled against these five students and show to what extent the police and the judiciary in Osun State have been seriously compromised by the OAU authorities in its bid to ensure that these five activists are kept behind bars. In particular, we accuse the Osun State Commissioner of Police of using his men as the private thugs of the OAU vice chancellor to harass students and members of staff. This is not new. The OAU authorities has a history of using the police and the court to clamp students and workers leaders in prison on trumped up charges.” ERC urged the public to stand in defence of the students. from: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/262809-group-condemns-detention-of-oau-students-demands-release.html/amp |
It all started around 10 in the morning when the porters and hall warden of moremi hall (a female students hostel) started nailing the rooms and since we no longer have student union, a group of concerned male students came to our halls of Resident to fight for what was right for us because though we are on break, final year students are busy know their projects and moreover, teaching practice, posting, swep and siewes is still going on for some students which the school management is fully aware of. when the porters saw that they could not resist the male students that came to our rescue,(about 7 of them), they called on mopol officers who when they came didn't even wait to hear our side of the story, manhandled those guys and bundled them up like thieves and forcefully carried them in a white van. while all this was going on, they didn't allow his take pictures or videos, anyone caught with phone was also manhandled and treated like a thief, that was how they manhandled and bundled up a faculty rep( Adeniyi John) from faculty of tech who was taking videos with his phone and was only concerned about the welfare of the females in faculty of tech who reside in Moremi hall and is now being accused of protesting which he is innocent of. He was not the only one who was wrongly accused and manhandled, a female Resident who was only expressing her pains was almost beaten up(which she sustained injuries from) and taken away if not for the intervention of other female students who prevented it from happening. The funniest of all is that since they school has been on break, there as been intermittent supply of water and NO supply of light to all halls of residence and yet they still do this to us. we don't also like it here! we don't like it that our counterparts have been on break for the past one month and we have no break at all! we don't like it that we have to live in this harsh conditions despite the fact that you were the ones that engaged us with swep throughout the break period!. we want justice for the guys who came to fight for us who knew we could not do anything to resist the porters, they are our heroes we want their immediate release! they gave voice to our grievances and they don't deserve what they got in return!. one can only just wonder why they didn't go to awo hall to try this with the guys,oh!, I think I know why, because they know they will never leave in one piece then the came to the female hall cause they know they won't do anything. our demands! 1) that the students be released unconditionally and apology should be made to the various party involved for the unruly and inhumane treatment given to them and no restrictions on their e-portal or studentship (because that is the latest way of punishment our vc knows) 2) that we the female students be let back into the halls of residence with light and water restored 3) removal of prof. ogunbodede the unruly vc. |
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I got a SanDisk red 16gb 0tg flash drive but it stopped showing on my phone so I returned it and I got this black SanDisk otg flash drive still 16gb but I'm not sure if it's original. so please, is it original or fake so that I can return it. |
I got a SanDisk red 16gb 0tg flash drive but it stopped showing on my phone so I returned it and I got this black SanDisk otg flash drive still 16gb but I'm not sure if it's original. so please, is it original or fake so that I can return it. Pls mods I don't know the right section to post this so I posted in this place. Abeg no delete my post o. |
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[quote author=ultron12345 post=65640210]It is jealousy and envy that will kill u. Firstly, how many years did engineers spend in school pre nysc, just 5 years. Compare it to the number of years doctors spend in school pre nysc, 6 years, plus extra year for housemanship. And don't forget that 5 out of doctors 6 years are continuous, there's no semester break, unlike engineering students that have so many semester breaks and holidays, so by medical school standards, engineers spend less than 3 years in school. Please note that they are paid separately for horsemanship which is like 100k so no one is talking about housemanship here. Secondly, with all the trash you wrote it's obvious you are not an engineering student cause how can you say we spend 3 years in school like seriously! So arts and social sciences guys spend 1 abi? And incase you don't know after part1 we have no rain semester break! We stay in school for swep after part2 rain semester,so no break for us cause we resume the same time school resumes and we stay in school to do practicals, you get it!! PRACTICALS and mini project unlike our medicine folks who still stay in school because of THEORY classes and all and mind you they still get to go on break. Again after part3 we go on siewes training in industries for 3 months with no break again, then after part4 another 6months industrial training with no break again for us, after it that there is part5 project that even when everybody you graduate with has forgotten that they went to university, you are still battling with TASKING AND UNIMAGINABLE project to deal with so tell me where is the break you are talking about, or is it harmattan semester break you are talking about that sometimes is not even up to a month! Ehn tell me Compare the cost of studying medicine and the cost of studying engineering, they pay higher tuition and their textbooks are d most expensive. My dear go and ask any engineering students how much they spend on practicals and project. Most of the time we pay with our money for practicals that we do in department and faculty after paying school fees, dues and what note. The part5 folks currently in my school have spent almost 100k on practicals and they are not even close to finishing it, school is not sponsoring is for any of these oh, just we and ourselves and the lecturers don't even give a damn and frustrated me you won't want to have an e or d in 9/15 units course Finally, note that ur pay is based on ur productivity. If nysc engineers were serving in engineering and manufacturing facilities as professional engineers, then maybe their pay can be increased, but since they are working as teachers, then they ought to b paid as teachers. Nysc doctors serve in hospitals, doing their jobs as professional doctors, therefore, they are paid as doctors. Hehehehehehehehehehehehehe, I laugh in Spanish, it's not your fault though, I blame those nysc directors. Seriously! We work as teachers during nysc hahahahahahahaha. Biggest joker of the century. Big hiss!!! And for saying that doctors are useless without u pple because u made d machines they use, are u aware that u will not be alive today without doctors because sickness and disease for don kill u. Before doctors came into play Abeg how were people surviving and before there was ever medicine, engineering has always existed. Striking of stones to create light is engineering! It's not like I expect house to understand And how dare u compare mth and mee courses with with medical courses, engineering courses are childs play when compared withe medical courses. Seems u haven't seen ANA301 and PTH courses.[/quote] Go and try any of them and then come back to give me an answer. People in otger department always say final year is the easiest and truly for them it's very easy cause they may offer only like 2or 3 courses. Medical rehab final year in my school only offer 2 courses for final year. Yes 2! If you are in engineering and you have that mindset just forget it cause it's not so after part2 and 3, I can say part 5 is the next tough if not tougher than the rest. |
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