Erstwhile President, LSS OAU, Denies Allegations. Demands Apology

By
The Erstwhile President, Law Student Society, Obafemi Awolowo University, Yusuf-Amuda Lateef Adeyemi, has debunked allegations made against him concerning financial misappropriation in the previous administration.


In a release, he stated that his administration left some debts behind, owing Dewaleowo (Nig) Enterprises a sum of N105,000 and a DJ’s fee of N25,000. He also claimed that the debts were incurred as a result of no admission of new students which was a way to raise to raise funds and expected a donation from the Governor of Osun State which was not forthcoming.

He also, in his release, explained how the N1 million donated to the association was channeled in to some programs as opposed to the allegations of the student representatives’ council. He claimed that the money was used to finance an Annual Public Lecture and launching of Advocate Journal and also inter-faculty and football competitions.

In his release, he stated that he was summoned by the DSA on the issue and he was asked to pay a sum of N230,000 and the DSA said all parties should desist from making it public. He claimed to have been forced by the LSRC to use take out of funds meant for the Advocate Journal to transport members for BOSAN exam and also to have helped the Student Representatives’ Council to foot the bill for their legislative conference.

He pointed out that his portal was blocked hence was unable to process his admission to law school. He, however, demanded an apology from the Law Student Representative Council for the breach of constitutional right to fair hearing. He also promises to submit a petition to the authorities for the sanctioning or suspension of the LSRC if the apology is ignored.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Breaking Barriers: Exclusive Interview with the Only Female Bus Driver on OAU Campus

By
Image
By Esther Ademola The Icons Organization, in collaboration with Great Ife Network, recently conducted an exclusive interview with Mrs. Elugbaju, the sole female driver on the OAU campus. Standing out as the only woman among the Towngboro drivers, Mrs. Elugbaju has sparked curiosity about her motivation. During the interview, she shared insights into her experiences and shed light on her journey as a female driver in a male-dominated field. Question : Can you introduce yourself? Mrs Elugbaju : My name is Mrs Elugbaju. I am one of the driver of buses in the campus, I'm the only lady. Question : How did you become a bus driver especially in a University like Obafemi Awolowo University? Mrs Elugbaju:  I'm a civil servant. This is just a part time job for me. After office hour like 5:00pm, I do bring my bus and I will be loading from campus to gate and from gate to Campus like around 7:30pm-8:00pm then I will go back. READ ALSO: OAU Secures Two Gold Medals in Judo at FA...
Read more

Fresher's Week'24: Students' Union Holds Freshers Inter-Faculty Debate

By
Image
By  Adetunji Oluwafemi The Great Ife Students’ Union on Monday, 3rd November 2024, held its planned inter-faculty debate for freshmen. The debate is part of the events that have been prepared for Fresher’s Week 2024. The event experienced a slight delay, as the venue was moved from the 1000-seater to Oduduwa Hall by the order of the school management, which requested that the initial venue be vacated because the office of the Vice President, responsible for the event, failed to seek permission before using it. The event began at 12:35 PM. Faculties were paired and assigned topics: the Faculty of Administration and Science had the topic "Corrupt Democracies are Preferable to Dictatorships"; the Faculty of Agriculture and Dentistry debated on the topic "Subsidy is a Necessary Compromise of the Government, and Should be Implemented in Areas of Essential Public Domains"; the Faculty of Arts and Technology had the topic "Civil Disobedience is a Moral Wea...
Read more

Nights of Horror: Men Invade Moremi Hostel At Night. Here's what they did

By
Image
MOREMI HALL: A Tale of Night Stories: When Will It End? In the quiet corridors of Moremi Hall, a disturbing series of events has shaken the residents, raising questions about security and the unknown intentions of an elusive intruder.   It all started two weeks ago when the inhabitants of Moremi Hall were awoken to the cry of a lady, "Ole! Ole! (the Yoruba name for thief). At exactly 5:00 am, a guy who was wearing a mask was seen darting across the corridors. He was said to have stolen phones, and while he tried to escape, he was seen by some ladies who raised the alarm.   An eyewitness who will like to remain anonymous said he ran out of the kitchen and jumped down from the second floor to the ground. He sustained minor injuries, and to reduce the chase, he let go of the phones, which he had put in black nylon.   The Moremi residents were able to recover their phones, but he escaped through a gutter, and no one knows where he went. The porters were informed i...
Read more