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*THE MACE RUNNER*
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OGITECH; MACE STOLEN DURING CONGRESS ELECTION
August 7, 2019
The Mace which is a symbol of authority of the Student Parliamentary Council (SPC) was stolen On the 7th August, 2019 during the election for the intending speaker but later recovered.
According to an eye witness whom pleaded to be anonymous; “The mace was stolen by Fajimi Olakunle Michael (PROF) ND1 Banking and Finance President Elect who fails to face is primary objective of been admitted who later passed it to Taiwo Joshua (Jasmine) who ran away with the mace but thanks to those competence Security Personal who helped in getting the guy at the school gate”.
However, the criminal Fajimi Michael Olakunle (PROF) banking and finance President Elect was arrested by the School security and when asked why he did so, he said “the mace was taken because an argument ensued in the meeting, based on their plan that was lead by *OGITECH THUG* Ayinde Subuur Olohuntoyin which was been screen out based on security threat during 2018/19 SUG Election, which parade himself as NANS DSD April 15 to May 20 who ran away when Nans was raiding and also parade himself as OGITECH SUG President on the 11th of July 2019, Also gave False rumor that the Last SUG President emerged was Adetunji Adedeji (ALUTA DOCTOR) which was totally wrong information.
After the free, fare and credible election witnessed and observed by NANS and NAPS Both National and State body that the SUECO CHAIRMAN COMR. ADELEKE OPENLY DECLARED AND ANNOUNCED COMR. OGUNLEYE ENIOLA AS THE WINNER.
The Known *OGITECH THUG* Ayinde Subuur Olohuntoyin who lead in stolen the mace, based on his plan as usual he started causing nuisance by fighting with the SUG President, Comr. Kolapo Oluwatobi, so that his plan come through.
All Ogitites we Say
*NO TO VIOLENCE*
*NO TO INDISCIPLINE*
*NO TO INJUSTICE*
*NO TO CRIMINAL ACT*
Ogitech build and produce intellectual gladiators, Not thugs and Nuisance.
