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Notorious Ogun State Special Assistant on Students’ Matters was ‘mended’ yesterday.

At Akure NANS National convention in 2021, na small remain make Adeyemi and his boys kill me and my SUG President. We had to go hide inside a gas station. I still have videos. In Abeokuta in 2021 or so, Adeyemi and his boys almost killed Samrich. He was hospitalized for weeks. Should I talk about how they treated Anisere Joshua? Many many cases like that. On my Election Day, Adeyemi and his boys came to disrupt it. Karma ya were gaaan. 🤌

1 million impressions in an hour. Now that’s a presidential pull.

We won’t tolerate this slander. Breast can never be over me

Last night, along that MAPOLY road (opposite the SLAB filling station), I saw a crowd gathered with about 100+ Okada parked (when you see so many Okada park at a place that is not their junction, it’s your cue that there will be chaos). I parked, walked to the policemen there, and asked what was going on. They said it was an accident, but the two people had decided to settle themselves. I urged the policemen that since it had been resolved, they should try to disperse the crowd peacefully and leave, and they did. After they left, I was walking back to my car, and some guy tugged at my cloth. “Heysss, Tani ẹ, i wan sabi you”. I ignored him and continued walking to the car. He came again, saying if I didn’t respond to him, he would slap me. About 9 other guys were begging him to leave me alone (everybody is a champion in the dark). I was there smiling. Then he dragged the car door from me as I was about to open it. Then I told him to wait, make me park. While parking, some ladies came to me and said that I should go, that the guy is notorious in the area, and he can beat anybody. That gave me ginger. I enjoy facing oppressors like that. I went to park, dropped my phone, and I returned alone to ask for the guy. At this point, I was angry, and I had called the DPO of the area to send some officers. The moment I walked back into the crowd and asked them to present the guy, their tone changed to “Alaye, ko le to yen”. Some people in the crowd had known it was me, and they probably tipped him off. 5 minutes later, police arrived. He was made to pledge that he would never disturb the students in that area again. He was humbled. The students in the area were so grateful. One more social problem solved.