FCE Osiele Closed Over Student’s Crisis
05 September 2015 |
11:37 pm
THE authorities of Federal College of Education (FCE), Osiele, Ogun State, has shut the school indefinitely following the leadership tussle by the Students’ Union Government (SUG), after an elections. According to the Registrar of the College, Mr. Abidemi Akinolato, management shut the school to forestall any likely violence. Akinolato explained that a faction of the…
FCE, Osiele.
THE authorities of Federal College of Education (FCE), Osiele, Ogun State, has shut the school indefinitely following the leadership tussle by the Students’ Union Government (SUG), after an elections.
According to the Registrar of the College, Mr. Abidemi Akinolato, management shut the school to forestall any likely violence.
Akinolato explained that a faction of the students had rejected the result of the election and had gone to the residence of the school’s Provost, Dr. Ayodele Ajayi and demanded for the cancellation of the election.
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