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Tell Osun State University to Brace Up!!! [Part 5]


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On the roles of Femi Makinde and the Punch Well, I have been expecting Femi Makinde to rush to press with all the materials I have sent to him in recent times, but, I am afraid, something strange seems to have happened to him and the Punch.

You would also recall that I wrote an open letter to him and the Punch thanking them for the good job they did in exposing OJONIYI Olabode Wale who they claimed was harassing Ikwue Ejiro Mercy to give her marks for sex in Osun State University.

Of course, they also gave a video evidence to support their claims. Femi and the Punch are known for good morality and truth… It is only that since I wrote the open letter to Femi and the Punch to complete the work they have started by asking them to publish the title of the courses I taught Ejiro, the marks I gave her in CA, the continuous assessment and the marks I gave her in the final exams, Femi and the Punch seem to have developed a problem to write… But, I am surprised that the great Femi and the Punch cannot finish-up a useless man by publishing the title of the courses, the sessions and the marks he gave to Ikwue Ejiro Mercy…

 I don’t think that is good of Punch and Femi Makinde, a senior investigative journalist who confessed that he was under pressure to blackmail Ojoniyi  [See http://www.nairaland.com/3459567/femi-makinde-punch-newspaper-confessed#50947397].

I am very sure that Nigerians are not happy with the way Femi Makinde and the Punch have been handling this great opportunity that the Punch and Femi Makinde have to complete the work of sanitation of crimes and the criminal elements in Osun State University.

They need to brace up! So many allegations and counter allegations flying around with evidences online…. No! No!! No!!! This not the right time for Femi Makinde and the Punch to lose faith in what they began. They should not be cowards like the Uniosun Management and Council.

Sincerely, Nigerians want Femi Makinde and the Punch to speak to Ikwue Ejiro Mercy’s confession that Ojoniyi did not teach her a single course in her 8 years in the University. Nigerians want Femi Makinde and the Punch to compare their notes and reports on Ojoniyi with Ejiro’s confession that Ojoniyi did not at any time or anywhere harass her for marks!

Nigerians want to know these things and they want Femi Makinde and the Punch to publish those things again on the Punch cover page! In case, Femi Makinde and the Punch have been finding it difficult to lay their hands on Ikwue Ejiro Mercy’s confession before Osun State University Panel, here is the link to it on line: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZzBb7H848U&t=2001s.

Nigerians also said they will like to know if Femi Makinde and the Punch heard that Dr. Amao Temitayo Ayanbisi changed 94 results of the 2013/2014 graduating students of English and International Studies? They will want to know if Femi Makinde and the Punch are aware that the video they were celebrating and on which they based their false report on Ojoniyi was used by the University Fact-Finding Committee of led by Prof Christopher Alebiosu to blackmail Ojoniyi to negotiate with Prof Olukoya Ogen and the Fact-Finding Committee to sweep the case of Dr.

Amao Temitayo Ayanbisi under the carpet? You may want to check this link for your information: at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zKyU_iKYhw&t=8s
Nigerians also want to know what Femi Makinde and the Punch know about the 2 SSS men who were initially sent to Prof Kizito Folorunso by Prof Olukoya Ogen to claim that they made the video. Sincerely, Nigerians will like to know many things…but let us start from these simple issues…

Nigerians are only worried that your computers seem to have crashed because of the burden of the truth and your glaring criminal culpability with Osun State University Management and Council to cover up a crime…

Join the campaign against Criminals in Uniosun by demanding for truth and justice with #NotoCriminalsinUniosun
‘Bode Ojoniyi, October 11, 2017
ACLS/AHP Fellow ’15 & 17/18  UG, Legon, Accra

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