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Tell Osun State University to Brace Up!!! [Part 2]


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“The evil that men do is remembered after their deaths, but the good is often buried with them. It might as well be the same with Caesar…”  Anthony

It appears that a lot of people think Ojoniyi Olabode Wale is fighting a personal battle of survival as far as the Uniosun case of results manipulations by Dr. Amao Temitayo Ayanbisi and all the Profs/Drs I have named in my memos and open letters is concerned. They also think the subsequent defamation of my character is a private issue. To think like this is most unfortunate within the realities of all that I have been saying about Osun State University Management, the Academic Cabals there, and the complicity of a media that is corrupt and has therefore become a tool to preserve evil at the expense of good men and truth!
Now, the issues are that:

1. Osun State University Management and the council have clearly showed that they are indeed involve in results racketeering by refusing to investigate the confessions of their Professors [Christopher Alebiosu, Akintayo, Adeleke and Omitola] who confess to covering cases of manipulation of results on tape. I have submitted the tape to them, but they have refused to investigate the cases.

2. Osun State University Management and Council support crime and criminals by refusing to investigate Prof Olukoya Ogen, his State Security Service Men and their video!

3. Your brothers, sisters, cousins, friends and children who are students of Osun State University but who cannot buy their way through with money for good results have no hope of graduating with genuine results based on their capacity in Osun State University.

4. Any dull students with money can always manipulate their ways through in Osun State University.

5. Genuine Staff of the University who dare to stand up for truth and integrity of the University certificates and the system run the risk of being framed-up and ruined.

6. Corruption and manipulation will continue to reign in Osun State University.

7. The media and people like Femi Makinde of Punch will always thrive on lies, blackmail and defamation of the character of innocent people for bribe.

8. Nigeria’s future, with corrupt University like Osun State University Management and Council, corrupt Professors and cabals who are involved in broad-day scam, manipulation, blackmail and fraud, is in shambles.

As for me, I have made up my mind, I will rather be and die like a Julius Caesar than to give in to the evils in Osun State University… And, I can assure them, when the dust of this fight for truth, integrity and true morality settles, “my fame and honour”, as Olohun-Iyo said, will be “a legacy to the living”…

Join the campaign against Criminals in Uniosun by demanding for truth and justice with #NotoCriminalsinUniosun
‘Bode Ojoniyi, October 8, 2017
ACLS/AHP Fellow ’15 & 17/18  UG, Legon, Accra

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