FUOYE Crises: NAOSS condemned killings of students, react to huge Bail out by police

The NAOSS national body condemned the killings of Innocent students of Federal university oye Ekiti by the members of Nigeria police force and also sympathise through the senate arm of the association with the family of those students that lost their lives in the incident that happened early this week in federal university Oye-Ekiti and we pray that God should give them the strength to bear the lost, VAM reports.

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In a statement made available to VAM that the National Association of Ondo State Students, NATIONAL BODY is Using this medium to get in touch with our people that are indigenes of ONDO state in Federal University of Oye Ekiti  (FUOYE), Ekiti State to vacate from the school premises for the purpose of adequate safety of their life, once we don't record the death of any our students during the crisis.

  

Information also got to the national secretariat of the association in Akure about the unlawful oppression and detention of ondo state students returning from FUOYE  by the members of Nigeria Police Force in Ikere ekiti and demanding huge amount of money for their bail out.

 

The National leaders of the association is using this medium to send a warning massage to the area command office of the Nigeria police force in Ikere ekiti to stop that act now or get ready to face the confrontation of NAOSS national body if we record any unlawful detention of any ondo state students again.

In a documents signed by Sen. Akindoyo Joshua Abodunrin

 NAOSS National Senate President (07032351455), Sen. Asebiode Olabanji Joseph

Naoss national Deputy Senate President(08103571815), Sen. Ajigboni Adewale Micheal

Naoss National body Clerk(08100775242) and Sen. Adedayo Sunday Samuel

National body Chief whip (08106859986) using this medium to demand justice on FUOYE crises from Federal Government of Nigeria and also beseech the entire students of the institution to be calm as we will expecting the intervention of the Federal Government on the act that is not welcome and need much attention.

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