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By Akin Akinsoluga OYE-EKITI — Tensions are mounting at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) following revelations of what many now believe to be a coordinated effort to manipulate financial investigations tied to the administration of Prof. Abayomi Sunday Fasina, the Vice Chancellor currently on controversial and allegedly manipulated leave. At the center of the storm is Jubril Olawale Lawal & Co., a private auditing firm reportedly handpicked by Prof. Fasina during his tenure. The firm’s presence on campus has ignited widespread concern over potential conflicts of interest, as sources allege that Jubril Olawale Lawal, principal of the firm, maintains a personal relationship with Prof. Fasina and was appointed under his direct influence nearly three years ago. The contact detail (08033376825, 08084669021) of the firm was contacted but there was no response. Other individuals reported to be at University including Lawal Jubril Olawale are Benjamin Omonayajo and FCA J.O among ot...

SSANU FUOYE Congratulates SSANU EKSU Chairman on Re-election and Salutes Newly Elected Executives The Chairman of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) Branch, Comrade Faleye Benjamin, has extended warm congratulations to Comrade Aguda Temidayo Azeez on his re-election as the Chairman of SSANU, Ekiti State University (EKSU) Branch. In a goodwill message released shortly after the conclusion of the election held on Wednesday, 16th April 2025, Comrade Faleye described Comrade Aguda’s re-election as a testament to his outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to the welfare of SSANU members in EKSU. He also congratulated all the newly elected executives who emerged alongside Comrade Aguda, acknowledging their collective victory as a renewed mandate to serve, protect, and advance the interests of SSANU members at EKSU. “We at SSANU FUOYE Branch rejoice with our sister branch in EKSU on the successful and peaceful conduc...

THE CRISIS OF ACCOUNTABILITY IN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, OYE-EKITI, AND THE ENTRENCHMENT OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN NIGERIA'S IVORY TOWERS By: Omowumi Ogunrotimi Esq. Over the last three months, Nigeria has found itself in the throes of a reckoning marked by the courageous disclosures of sexual harassment by survivors confronting abusers who wield considerable institutional power. But alongside these voices of resistance, we continue to witness the powerful recoil of institutional complicity. Few cases have exemplified this more starkly than the handling of the sexual harassment allegations brought by Engr. Folasade Adebayo against the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), Professor Abayomi Fasina. Despite the presence of documentary and audio evidence, the University’s Governing Council has chosen to absolve the accused and reframe the survivor’s pursuit of justice as an institutional betrayal. As a human rights lawyer and an advocate for systemic change in the resp...

  Sexual Harassment at Workplace: A Condemnation of the Press Release by the Governing Council, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti Made on 8th April, 2025. By: Ajibola Bello, Esq. I have read the Press Release made by the Office of the Registrar, Federal University Oye-Ekiti on the 8th of April, 2025, particularly with regards to the issue of sexual harassment between the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Abayomi Sunday Fasina and a viable and prominent  staff of the University, Engr. Folashade Adebayo, and the irrefutable conclusion I could make from the publication vis-a-vis the audio recording I listened to, is that the said Engr. Adebayo has been unfairly victimised, while the report makes bold appraisal to myopically vindicate the VC, thereby concretising the narrative that in cases of sexual harassment, there is always an unequal bargaining power and the party with the greater weight will unjustly supervene, which makes it very difficult for victims of workplace harassment to come o...

By Akin Akinsoluga  In a brazen display of power abuse and institutional corruption, the Governing Council of Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), led by Chairman Ndoma Egba, has released a press statement that reads more like a victory lap for impunity than an attempt at justice. The Council's recent decisions regarding serious allegations against Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abayomi Fasina expose a calculated effort to silence whistleblowers and victims while maintaining the status quo. The timing couldn't be more suspicious. While the Council pretends to offer an "olive branch" by lifting suspensions against SSANU FUOYE Branch Chairman Benjamin Faleye and Secretary Ayomikun Aluko, they simultaneously demand humiliating apologies from these union officials. What the Council conveniently fails to mention is that VC Fasina has already initiated legal proceedings against these same individuals since December 2024, suing them for defamation. This creates an impossible situati...

 By: Campus Watchdog  April 10, 2025. WAHALA FOR FUOYE: COUNCIL CHAIRMAN AND VC COOKING PEPPER SOUP  WITH WORKERS' CAREERS  Make we talk true! The latest drama unfolding at Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) shows how Nigerian big men dey use power anyhow. The Governing Council, led by Chief Victor Ndoma-Egba, just released wetin dem call "resolutions" that be like say na script wey dem don rehearse with the embattled  Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abayomi Fasina.  My people, it shocks me to say a person who is supposed to be a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) like Ndoma-Egba is fit to allow this kind of injustice to happen under his watch. Imagine you are a whistleblower who says something is not wrong with our workplace, and next thing, things spend you, then tell you to make you come to apologize to the same person report! Na real-life Nollywood be that o!  THE COUNCIL PRESS RELEASE: A MASTERCLASS IN "PACKAGING SHIT"  That press release wey the Coun...

FUOYE SCANDAL: POWER CRUSHING TRUTH  Published: April 11, 2025  In universities where truth and fairness should matter most, something very wrong is happening at Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE). The recent statement from the university's Governing Council is not just paperwork – it shows a plan to silence those who speak up and protect those with power.  A Clear Cover-Up  Let's be honest: Council Chairman Victor Ndoma-Egba is working with Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abayomi Fasina to crush those who dared to report wrongdoing.  The Council's statement uses fancy words to hide what's really happening – a harsh attack on people who did their duty. The SSANU Chairman and Secretary reported bad behavior and now must lose half their pay and write apologies. What did they do wrong? They simply did their jobs with honesty.  The Hidden Trap  What makes this even worse is when it's happening. We know that Vice-Chancellor Fasina already warned these union officia...