OOU PROTEST OUTCOME!!!
Thank God for a save trip back to ago from abeokuta...... The
end is always the Beginning.
Note, no student was killed in the cause of the 2-days protest
but a lot of students sustained injuries.
Gov. Amosun said he was not aware that OOU still in first
semester in 2013/2014 session, he pleaded that we give him
One week, so that the committee he set up can look into the
reduction of school fees and the reduction taken effect from
this session, OOUites also stood that ground that if after the
expiration of d one week, no positive response then Gov
Amosun should be expecting all OOUites back to Oke-mosan
for continuation of our protest until our demand are granted
and the new school fees takes effect from this session.
The SUG president also announced in the presence of the
Governor that all OOUites should pend/stop payment of
school fees until our demand are met.
All arrested students has been released.
Aluta continua, victoria ascerta

OOU STUDENTS PROTEST AT OKE-IMOSAN, SLEEP
AT ABEOKUTA: THE REAL STORY
So many stories have permeated social media on
the issues surrounding the protest of students of
Olabisi Onabanjo University at the Office of the
Ogun state governor today. Some have said it is a
politically-motivated protest, others said opposition
has paid students to protest. Others are even
asking why students have to protest after the
government announced a reduction; what is their
problem, they ask? I will lay the issues bare now.
For more than 2 months now, OOU students have
been asking Governor Amosun to effect a reduction
in the astronomical fees being paid. Series of
meetings have been held, but the Governor
remained adamant. Then suddenly out of the blue,
he's interested in the reduction, but he said he
would effect a general reduction. OOU student
leaders said NO. How can you say you will effect a
60% reduction in the fees been paid in all tertiary
institutions in Ogun state when they don't all pay
the same fees? How can you treat schools that pay
70, 000 on the same pedestal as an OOU that pays
more than 200, 000? We said NO. We aren't asking
you not to effect a political reduction, but do not
expect us to settle for anything that is above our
demands. We made it clear we wanted to pay 50,
000 and not a dime more.
The Governor went on air to announce his own
reduction and went further to say it would only
take effect beginning from next session; after the
2015 elections? What does he take us for? Fools? In
2011, he promised a 50% reduction if he was
elected, but only implemented a 10% reduction
when he was elected? Does he think we will fall
prey to his deceitful antics again?
This morning (Thursday), we mobilised en masse,
more than 3000 students came out to be
transported to Abeokuta for the protest. But
transportation challenges meant only about 1500
students could go to abeokuta. Money was an issue
too, but rather that visit any opposition politician,
we stood in front of our school and pleaded with
motorists to support our struggle. By collecting 100
naira, we successfully gathered more than 25, 000
to transport our students. We never took money
from any politician; anyone that says otherwise is a
liar and has ulterior motives.
Meanwhile, before we left Ago-Iwoye, we got wind
that the S.A to Governor Amosun on Student
Matters, Comeraid Clement Olusegun had mobilised
cultists to attack us at the Governor's office. They
nade true the threat few hours later when the cult
boys attacked our students in front of the
Governor's office. The mobile policemen were there
but didn't intervene; they simply looked on
laughing. They broke the head of the President
Elect of the Faculty of Social and Management
Sciences, Omo akin and wonded others. Our
students who were caught unawares mobilised
back and fought the attackers who were trying to
cart away their valuables too and siezed one of
their Id cards. The clash and our self-defence left
some of our students receiving treatment and one
of theirs in a coma. Thereafter, they retreated.
As the day wore on, we were determined to sleep in
front of the Governor's office until he answered us.
But we got even more information that they were
mobilising more cultists to strike us in the cover of
the night. The policemen in front of the Governor's
office had been directed to withdraw so that the
cultists could strike. To avoid more casualties
occuring in the night attack, we had an option of
either moving back to Ago or risk spending the
night there.
We tried to get the NLC compound and spend the
night there, but we couldn't use the place. We had
to move down to the State Secretariat of the
Committee for the Defence of Human Rights
(CDHR), Ogun state. More than 2000 students are
in the place. Students contributed and those who
have houses in abeokuta went to bring pots and
coal pot for cooking. We are cooking rice now.
Tomorrow morning, we will resume at Governor
Amosun's office. We are not here to play with him.
Disregard the news circulating that we are in
Abeokuta to thank Governor Amosun; we are not!
We are here to ask for the real reduction we asked
for and to tell him it must be implemented this
session.
We are currently opposite CDHR secretariat at Rev.
Kuti in Kuto where students have renamed ALUTA
CAMP. Gyrations are ongoing. Students are in high
spirits. It will take more than sponsored thugs and
political propaganda to stop

- Student Protest Update OOU campuses across the state will
be shut down from Monday next week as OOU ASUU joined
the protesting students. The school will be shut down and it's
gates locked once the ongoing UTME in the school is concluded
this weekend. I was on the phone with few of the students
minutes ago and they gave me details on the attack on them by
Clement, the new SA to Amosun on student affairs. Okikiola
from Mapoly led his gangs from Mapoly to attack the
protesting students around MKO Abiola Stadium. As you are
reading this, two students has been hospitalized with various
degrees of injuries. Ogun State Education is seriously
collapsing and if anything happen to any student in a Ogun
state, Gov Amosun must be held responsible. aluta continua

So many stories have permeated social media on the issues
surrounding the protest of students of Olabisi Onabanjo
University at the Office of the Ogun state governor today.
Some have said it is a politically-motivated protest, others said
opposition has paid students to protest. Others are even asking
why students have to protest after the government announced
a reduction; what is their problem, they ask? I will lay the
issues bare now.
For more than 2 months now, OOU students have been asking
Governor Amosun to effect a reduction in the astronomical
fees being paid. Series of meetings have been held, but the
Governor remained adamant. Then suddenly out of the blue,
he's interested in the reduction, but he said he would effect a
general reduction. OOU student leaders said NO. How can you
say you will effect a 60% reduction in the fees been paid in all
tertiary institutions in Ogun state when they don't all pay the
same fees? How can you treat schools that pay 70, 000 on the
same pedestal as an OOU that pays more than 200, 000? We
said NO. We aren't asking you not to effect a political
reduction, but do not expect us to settle for anything that is
above our demands. We made it clear we wanted to pay 50,
000 and not a dime more.
The Governor went on air to announce his own reduction and
went further to say it would only take effect beginning from
next session; after the 2015 elections? What does he take us
for? Fools? In 2011, he promised a 50% reduction if he was
elected, but only implemented a 10% reduction when he was
elected? Does he think we will fall prey to his deceitful antics
again?
This morning (Thursday), we mobilised en masse, more than
3000 students came out to be transported to Abeokuta for the
protest. But transportation challenges meant only about 1500
students could go to abeokuta. Money was an issue too, but
rather that visit any opposition politician, we stood in front of
our school and pleaded with motorists to support our struggle.
By collecting 100 naira, we successfully gathered more than
25, 000 to transport our students. We never took money from
any politician; anyone that says otherwise is a liar and has
ulterior motives.
Meanwhile, before we left Ago-Iwoye, we got wind that the S.A
to Governor Amosun on Student Matters, Comeraid Clement
Olusegun had mobilised cultists to attack us at the Governor's
office. They nade true the threat few hours later when the cult
boys attacked our students in front of the Governor's office.
The mobile policemen were there but didn't intervene; they
simply looked on laughing. They broke the head of the
President Elect of the Faculty of Social and Management
Sciences, Omo akin and wonded others. Our students who
were caught unawares mobilised back and fought the attackers
who were trying to cart away their valuables too and siezed
one of their Id cards. The clash and our self-defence left some
of our students receiving treatment and one of theirs in a
coma. Thereafter, they retreated.
As the day wore on, we were determined to sleep in front of
the Governor's office until he answered us. But we got even
more information that they were mobilising more cultists to
strike us in the cover of the night. The policemen in front of
the Governor's office had been directed to withdraw so that
the cultists could strike. To avoid more casualties occuring in
the night attack, we had an option of either moving back to
Ago or risk spending the night there.
We tried to get the NLC compound and spend the night there,
but we couldn't use the place. We had to move down to the
State Secretariat of the Committee for the Defence of Human
Rights (CDHR), Ogun state. More than 2000 students are in the
place. Students contributed and those who have houses in
abeokuta went to bring pots and coal pot for cooking. We are
cooking rice now.
Tomorrow morning, we will resume at Governor Amosun's
office. We are not here to play with him. Disregard the news
circulating that we are in Abeokuta to thank Governor
Amosun; we are not! We are here to ask for the real reduction
we asked for and to tell him it must be implemented this
session.
We are currently opposite CDHR secretariat at Rev. Kuti in Kuto
where students have renamed ALUTA CAMP. Gyrations are
ongoing. Students are in high spirits. It will take more than
sponsored thugs and political propaganda to stop us! We set
out early tomorrow.
Good night Nigeria! Remember us in your prayers!

whis is to inform all prospective students both freshers and staylites of Olabisi Onabanjo University, that the school calender has been out. Below is the site you gonna check it.....
Www.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/2012_13_calender.php OR check oouchannel

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Djswaggs01

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Admitted students into OOU... Let meet here

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As any 1 knws d date of signing of verificatn form?

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At every1, pls wen is d verificatns is startin

No av nt printed it, it showin no record found

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