Ogundipe Disregards Minister, Attaches Staff To Visitation Panel

Despite the warning of the Minister of Education for the University Management not to interfere with the activities of the Visitation Panel, the recused Vice Chancellor has attached his Protocol Officer, Nonye Oguama and his legal officer to the Panel.

Oguama has been seen romancing the Secretary to the panel, Ekanem since the Panel resumed work on Monday. They determined who to attend the public sitting which has been done largely to favour the Ogundipe group.

There is a likelihood that Oguama planted tape recorder in the Council Chambers for information about all invited to the Panel.

Information from a reliable source has confirmed that the Recused Vice Chancellor, who had pleaded for mercy on his first visit to the Panel on Monday returned on Friday evening to manipulate other members of his team invited.

His return was in connection with the facts of his mismanagement and explanations of Dr. Babalakin and other members of the Council.

Professors Leshi, Chukwu, and Oboh were also seen in the Council Chambers on Thursday evening.

Mrs. Folami, a Principal Assistant Registrar, who almost frustrated the Dagari Panel's report that indicted her principal, Prof. Ogundipe, as the secretary and Mrs. Adefope, a Deputy Bursar were invited at the late hour of Friday to appear before the Panel. Folami was in the habit of holding the Panel meeting to Ransome.

Professor Saad Tukur, the Panel Chairman, is a man of integrity and etiquette. He has good record as a former Vice Chancellor of a reputable University. He will not allow anything to jeopardise his character and goodwill but he really has to watchout for the Panel Secretary, Grace Ekanem.

As the panel rounds off its stay in Lagos this weekend, the whole world is patiently awaiting the outcome of the Panel after two weeks. The outcome will speak volume as to whether the APC Government is against corruption and missapropriation or not.

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Guess your update won't come till Jesus comes.
Too much talk, serving the gullibles propaganda, changing the narrative to suit your master, giving the populace the alternative truth.
No source to your write, in your shallow effort of turning the table around, just in case it doesn't go in your favour when the report is released.
You forgot there's an acting VC in place and the people you mentioned are still staff of the university.
The weakest link in this messed up country is the very emotional masses who hardly double check facts churned out to them
This country can never be good. Not now, may be when Nigerians are taken away and replaced by angels.
Yeye something.