A statement by Akinyemi Hammed, the vice chairman of NAUS in Osun state, deputy national president Babalola Daniel, and national security director of NAUS, Eruobami Ayobami called for a thorough investigation into such activities and brought culprits to book.
“The safety, health, and well-being of thousands of students, faculty, and staff members are seriously threatened by the recent revelations regarding illegal mining activities near the university’s staff quarters and essential water sources. “All pertinent parties must give the OAU crisis their immediate attention and take prompt action. We demand that the administration of the institution put the security and welfare of the student body first by acting quickly to put an end to these unlawful acts and hold those involved accountable.
“Working together is essential to ensuring that our universities remain bulwarks of knowledge and advancement, free from the scourge of illicit mining and other harmful operations.
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