₦airaland Forum

Aksally: I was in a Northern school then. I remembered that was the period every VC, Rector and Provost were organising crusade in various campuses and fake cultists were submitting their arms. Am talking between 600 and 1000 students coming out to confess of being cultist.

dolphinife: BROS, lemme explain the little i knw about the incidence to you for your understanding.

Before 1999 incidence, OAU is the headquarters of cult groups. The cult groups were very oppressive and aggressive. The students studied under fear and threat to peace and safety. It got to a stage that nobody could stand up to face these cultists. Then, Iwilade came to the fore. He was a law student and immediately he got admitted, he joined the student union and was very proactive.

As a law student, the students were suppose to be in black and white dress code, but he refuse this dress code and opted for native dress which single him out from the masses. The lecturers frustrated him because of this dress code and thereafter, he sue the school management and faculty of law to court stressing that he has the right to wear anything he felt he loved. He unilaterally won this case through the instrumentality of Gani Fawehinmi. From this time onward, he was seen as a thorn in the flesh of the school management.

Immediately he became the secretary of the student union, he rallied the students against the cultists. i was tod that because his father was an herbalist, he(iwilade) was able to confront these cultists head-long. Before you know it, the cultists from other institutions felt threatened by this single boy and decided to deal with him. So a plan was deviced to strike on the day of WORLD KEGGITE DAY because they knew that iwilade was a prominent member of the group.

On the day of this keggite day, Iwilade was so drunk that he has to be taken to his room to sleep being late in the night. immediately afterwards, the cultists struck and made way to iwilade's room and killed him. On the day of his burial, he's father said had it been that his son was not drunk, nobody can ever kill him.

contrary to this story, there was no love lost between the VC and Iwilade and we were told that the VC was head-bent to take iwilade out of his way, and the plan was executed with mastery. AJE KE LANA, OMO KU LONI......TA NI KO MO PE AJE ANA LO PA OMO JEE

THAT'S MY SUBMISSION

dolphinife: I can say it with every form of modesty that OAU is the onyl university in Nigeria, apparently government owned university that is CULT-FREE. OAU is the only university in Nigeria up to this present moment that every students is a stakeholder in maintaining peace and order in the campus.

Countless times without numbers that the SECURITY COMMITTEE OF THE STUDENT UNION went to arrest cultists even outside the campus and i was a member then.

OAU is the only university in Nigeria that gives you the liberty to express yourself without anybody intimidating you or forcing you to coercion. Throughout my 4 years studies in OAU, i have never heard that a cultist killed or kidnap any students. That's the kind of fresh breeze we have up til date in OAU.

Afam4eva: I can remember this event vividly. I felt pity for the parents of those students whose lives were cut short. I think it's after that incident that OAU started losing steam.

Afam4eva: But after that incident, a lot of applicants became wary of OAU. That event coupled with the incessant strikes that OAU experience made the school's popularity to wane. You can't compare OAU of today to OAU of yesteryears.

Afam4eva: I heard OAU has the most beautiful campus in NIgeria.

tchidi: Really cute ! now someone should pls untangle their hands, its turning blue!

If you support lawlessness against someone else, yours will surely come!

Ola Johnson: There is no issue. I just left the new Post Graduate College Complex donated by our fellow alumni, Jimoh Ibrahim. New structures have either been built or still being built.
-The History Natural Museum abandoned for about 25 years has been completed with its striking diamond shape. The Yaba Tech students I saw there were amazed.
-The main bowl of the Sports Complex is being reconstructed in preparation for NUGA. Its olympic size swimming pool has been completed.
-Former Old Buka site now houses the School of Music which is about 65 % completed.
-The new Moot Mock Court of Faculty of Law behind Faculty of Social Sciences is about 65 % completed.
-Senate Building extension has been completed.
-Yellow House extension is about 85 % completed.
-Second Phase of Faculty of Pharmacy (the first in sub-saharan Africa) is being completed by ETF just behind the faculty. There is another structure behind it whose roofing has been completed. I don't know its name.
-There is another structure beside the new Post Graduate College Complex.
-New hostels have been built at the gate on Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) basis.
-Airspace Musuem at the entrance of the way to religious area where the mosque and All Soul Chapel are has crossed roofing stage.
-The central market has moved to behind the ETF Hall and the New Buka.

list out priority areas in the budget.

the new Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB).

with respect to matters on which a House of Assembly may make laws as may appear to the National Assembly to be necessary or expedient until such time as the House of Assembly is able to resume its functions

Ptimes: Following the violence that occurred at the Rivers State House of Assembly on Tuesday, the House of Representatives has taken over the functions of the Rivers Assembly.

The federal lawmakers took the decision on Wednesday following debates and approval of a motion and based on section 11, sub section 4 of the 1999 Constitution.

The section states that “At any time when any House of Assembly of a state is unable to perform its functions by reason of the situation prevailing in the state.

Read details here: http://premiumtimesng.com/news/140660-breaking-house-of-reps-takes-over-functions-of-rivers-house-of-assembly.html

The federal lawmakers took the decision on Wednesday following debates and approval of a motion and based on section 11, sub section 4 of the 1999 Constitution.

The section states that “At any time when any House of Assembly of a state is unable to perform its functions by reason of the situation prevailing in the state, The National Assembly may make such Laws for the peace, order and good government of that state with respect to matters on which a House of Assembly may make laws as may appear to the National Assembly to be necessary or expedient until such time as the House of Assembly is able to resume its functions; and any such laws enacted by the National Assembly pursuant to this section shall have effect as if they were laws enacted by the House of Assembly of the state.”

Sloan: So we can all know you also went to Ife ba? Now meet me @ motion ground at 1 am!

deebrain: HMMMM

jhidey08: That the Anilelerin ruling house having produced the immediate past Olofa of Offa who ruled for over forty years, must give way to the Olugbense ruling house in law and/or equity to produce the next Olofa of Offa on the basis of rotation,

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/07/09/appeal-court-sacks-olofa-of-offa/

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kallysky3: i hope there is no issues right now in the school

Mee234: You might as well ask logic boy or tbaba to preach the gospel to you the .