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Fresh crisis hits FUOYE as students, staff foil VC’s alleged arrest by police

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FUOYE's new Vice Chancellor, Professor Joshua Ogunwole (PHOTO CREDIT: X @ekititrends)

The police allegedly stormed the vice-chancellor's residence in Ado-Ekiti at about 3 a.m. on Wednesday to arrest him. However, members of the university community, including academic and non-academic staff and students, stopped them.

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