EFIWE GOSSIP: Why UIVC Lambasted Former Students' Union Leader, Babatunde Badmus | READ!


The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Prof. Idowu Olayinka while commenting on a post He shared via his Facebook page, lambasted an Ex -Uite, Asiwaju Babatunde Badmus aka BB, who was once a Students' Union Leader of the University.



Babatunde was lambasted as a result of his 'rude and disrespectful' comment on Prof. Idowu's post which reads;

"imagine the posture from a vice chancellor of my own prestigious University of Ibadan. THE TONE OF THIS WRITE UP shows that the vice chancellor will be a better ABACHA. Can you suspend ASUU, NASU and other staff Unions?"



Moments later, the Vice Chancellor replied and wrote;  Your father and forebears are descendants of Abacha.

Read the Post Prof. Idowu Olayinka wrote on his Facebook page below;

ATTEMPT BY NANS TO DISRUPT THE FORTHCOMING SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS BEGINNING MONDAY, 8 JANUARY 2018

Further to the Special Meeting of Senate of the University of Ibadan held on Friday,  5 January 2018 and the unanimous decision to proceed with the Semester Examinations, which has since been published, the University Management has received reliable security reports which require urgent attention.

Ojo Aderemi, a 200 Level student of the Department of History, who served as President of the Students' Union from 8 to 29 May 2017 and his sympathisers under the aegis of NANS are planning to disrupt the Examinations. 

Kindly note that Senate has since suspended the activities of the Students' Union since May 30, 2017. The suspension is still in effect and anyone who parades himself or herself as an official of a non-existing group does so at his or her own risk.

The Security Agents have been put on alert. Nonetheless, the generality of Students who are law-abiding and are prepared and ready for their examinations should remain calm, conclude revision of their lecture notes and go in for their examinations. 

We should not allow anarchists disrupt the relative peace we have on the Campus. Many of these professional 'students' having nothing to lose if there is a further disruption of our academic calendar.

Meanwhile, I wish you every success in your Semester Examinations.

Thank you.

Idowu Olayinka 
Vice-Chancellor
University of Ibadan 

Sunday, 7 January 2018

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