FUOYE Vice-Chancellor Resists Police Arrest Attempt
On September 30, 2026, staff and students of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) gathered at Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ogunwole's residence in Ado-Ekiti to prevent police from executing an alleged arrest. The police arrived at 6:10 am, prompting Ogunwole to initially hesitate in coming out, questioning the legitimacy of the officers.
He later stated that the police claimed to have a warrant but insisted on being informed of the arrest's basis before leaving his home. The situation reportedly stemmed from a petition linked to individuals within the university, including former Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abayomi Fasina and former Dean Dr. Kehinde Adeola, related to a leaked audio recording.
Ogunwole mentioned that the matter was in court and that he had petitioned the Inspector-General of Police regarding threats to his life. He expressed determination to continue his mission at FUOYE despite the challenges.
Dr. Sunday Saanu, FUOYE's Director of Public Affairs, condemned the police's actions as mischievous, while Dr. Ojo Fagbuagun from ASUU voiced support for Ogunwole against intimidation attempts.
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