According to COEASU, Mr Olamiju was assaulted during the invasion, adding that his personal belongings including documents, phones, and laptops were confiscated.
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“It is a lie. We didn’t abduct him. There is a deputy registrar I am aware was troublesome and was invited to our office. When they brought him, the issue was sorted out and he was released to officials of the Ministry of Education. They are long gone,” he said.According to COEASU, Mr Olamiju was assaulted during the “invasion,” adding that his personal belongings including documents, phones, and laptops were confiscated, reportedly causing chaos and fear among residents of the quarters.
When contacted, the provost said he heard the news just like anyone and has no link with the development. He said as the chief security officer of the college, he was also surprised about the development. “Rather than taking laws into their hands why don’t they approach law court? Was I appointed by their affirmation alone? If there are allegations against me, why will they be the judge in their own cases? But I know the new governing council is addressing everything,” he added.Despite signing resolutions reached at a reconciliatory meeting chaired by Mr Sununu a few days ago, some workers of FCET have continued to threaten a showdown should Mr Azeez return to the office.
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