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Tell Osun State University to Brace Up!!! [Part 3]


    #NotoCriminalsinUniosun

  When I wrote sometimes ago that “When I am ready to draw my pound of flesh on Osun State University, there will be no drop of blood, but fatal wounds”, the criminals thought I was just ranting. Now, people are calling me… Respectable people that I hold in high esteem, including my good Egbon from UK, Rev Deji Okegbile… my siblings all pleading… Even those who have forgotten me in Uniosun woke up from their useless graves!!

  Because I decided to be civil by following administrative procedure and the normal civil way of doing things, as applicable in those places where men are human and not animals, they mistook my ‘Yiyo Ekun’ for cowardice. ‘Awon omo irankiran’ like Femi Makinde of Punch, Christopher Alebiosu, Ogen Olukoya, Amao Temitayo Ayanbisi, Adeleke, Akintayo, Omitola and others with their Management and Council.

  They think everybody will be slaves to sin and crimes like them. They think everybody will be callous and senseless. They think everybody’s conscience is dead to frame innocent souls up in a crime they know nothing about.

  They think everybody will be cowards like their grandfathers, fathers and themselves. Probably, they mistook me for a reed that will be shaken, uprooted, thrown away and will be forgotten to history of nothingness!...

  I am OJONIYI, OLABODE WALE, I am not just in the eyes of the storm, I ride the storm recklessly, surfing it as men surf the waves of mighty ocean… And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them in it [Col 2:15] In MSG, we read, He stripped all the spiritual tyrants in the universe of their sham authority at the Cross and marched them naked through the streets [Col 2:15]. The CEV says, There Christ defeated all powers and forces. He let the whole world see them being led away as prisoners when he celebrated his victory [Col 2:15].

  When I sent to Olukoya Ogen and his satanic cohorts that ‘they will weep over their useless video, he and the worthless fellows must have gone drinking ‘pammy’ in celebration of vanity… I guess, he knows better now what it means to be a real man: he knows the meaning of true heroism, courage, integrity, virtue, value and true morality…

  For the good and honourable people who are speaking with me, I will put my drawn sword in its shield… But, be warned, I will not hesitate to draw it appropriately if the need arises…

  I represent the GRACE and the LIGHT of GOD and for your information, “The Light shines in darkness and darkness comprehends it not”!

  Join the campaign against Criminals in Uniosun by demanding for truth and justice with #NotoCriminalsinUniosun

‘Bode Ojoniyi, October 10, 2017
ACLS/AHP Fellow ’15 & 17/18  UG, Legon, Accra

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