Monday, 29 January 2018

Gbolagun Ezekiel Emerges As NESA OAU President-Elect

Gbolagun Ezekiel , a part 3 student of Economics has emerged as the President of National Economics Students Association, OAU Chapter. Ezekiel won with 280 votes against Oshogwemo who had 85 votes..

In a release obtained by OAU Peeps News Agency, the President-Elect Ezekiel  thanked the members of the association and further clamored for Unity after the election.

See full results below

For the post of SPORTS director
Abogunrin Gabriel 345 votes 43 void/no vote - Sports director Elect

For the post of PLO
Oni Dolapo 343 votes 45 void/no vote PLO elect

For the post of PRO
Atilade Maxwell 346votes 42void PRO Elect

For the post of AGS
Ganiyu Oluwatosin 162 votes 2 void
Agboola Hikmot 200 votes 10 void Ass Gen. Sec elect
14  no vote

For the post of SOCIAL director
Timson Korede 347 votes 41void/no vote Social director elect

For the post of FIN SEC
Fadahunsi Oluwafemi 343votes 45void/no vote FIN Sec elect


For the post of Treasurer
Fadahunsi Teniola 192 votes 7 void Treasurer Elect
Adedayo Ayomide 178 votes 3 void 8 no votes

For the post of GEN sec
Adegoke Abidemi 353votes 35 void/no vote GEN sec Elect

For the post of Vice President
Oyedeji Goodness - 264 votes 7 void
Jaiyeola Faith - 85 votes 4 void
Olajide Dorcas - 25 votes 1 void
2 no vote

Goodness is the Vice President Elect

For the post of PRESIDENT
Gbolagun Ezekiel 280 votes 15 void President Elect
Oshogwemo Shola 85 votes 6 void

Ezekiel is the President Elect

ACJ OAU To Hold International Campus Journalism Conference

ACJ OAU To Hold International Campus Journalism Conference
The Association of Campus Journalists, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife (ACJOAU) is set to hold her annual campus journalism conference for the year 2018.

The association well known for her outstanding development towards campus journalism aims to bring all pen pushers across the world institutions together as all student journalists are invited to the conference scheduled to hold in Africa most beautiful campus.

Theme: The Proper Use of Media: An Elixir To Terrorism Attacks in Nigeria

Date: 10th of March, 2018

Venue: Conference Centre, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife

Akinyeye Oluwafeyisiyunmi Emerges As First Female President Of PEPSA OAU



By Farombi Oluwaseun

Akinyeye Oluwafeyisiyunmi has emerged as the first female President of  Physics and Engineering Physics Students Association, OAU Chapter..

Akinyeye Oluwafeyisiyunmi who had 65 votes won Ojewale Michael who had 57 Votes

Speaking with OAU Peeps News Agency, she said " I want to appreciate everyone who stood out for me and supported me. The decision to run as president was never an easy one for me.
It was the biggest risk I took in recent times but your support so far has shown that you all share in my dreams and aspirations for PEPSA.
I'm so excited and I appreciate everyone for making this possible once again.""

See the full details of the election in the image below



Fatokun Matthew Emerges As NAOSS(Osun) OAU President-Elect

By Farombi Oluwaseun

Fatokun Matthew Babafemi has emerged as the President-Elect of the National Association Of Osun State Students , OAU Chapter. Matthew Popularly known as Ishe is a  part 3 student of the department of English language, Faculty of Arts.

The election which was keenly contested and was initially cancelled on Saturday due to unforeseen circumstances  later held on Sunday, January 29,2018 at Anglomoz  Car Park..

Fatokun Matthew(Ishe) pulled a total vote of 185 against his opponent Akinshola Omotunde popularly known as Prof. Yaayi who had  a total number of 88 votes.

In a release obtained by OAU Peeps News Agency and Signed by the President Elect Fatokun Matthew,he thanked his campaign team for their hard work and also saluted the Electoral Commission for conducting a free, fair and credible election.

He further assured everyone that he perfectly understand the responsibilities of his position and also look forward to interacting and sharing great ideas with members of the association.
He concluded by thanking  the entire association for the  singular honor..

See the election results below;

OFFICE OF THE SPORT DIRECTOR

FAWAZ  - 222
VOIDS -  53
NO VOTES- 57
FAWAZ
SPORT DIRECTOR ELECT

OFFICE OF THE AGS
HON. AJI- 307
VOIDS - 01
NO VOTES- 24
HON AJI
AGS ELECT

Office of the social director
Laggie - 299
Voids - 18
No vote-15
Laggie
DOS Elect

OFFICE OF THE PRO
HAYWHY-305
VOIDS-07
NO VOTES- 20
HAYWHY
PRO ELECT

OFFICE OF THE FINANCIAL SECRETARY
AK ISAAC -326
VOIDS-01
NO VOTES-05
AK ISAAC
FIN SEC ELECT

Office of the General Secretary
HERICK - 175
KHOMZIE -66
VOID-84
NO VOTE - 07
HERICK
GEN SEC ELECT

Office of the vice president 2
Oluwaseun -280
Voids -32
Oluwaseun
VP 2 elect

Office of the vice president 1
Omidan -323
Voids-3
No vote - 6
Omidan
VP 1 elect

Office of the President
Ishe - 185
Prof yaayi - 88
Voids - 53
No vote-04
Ishe
The President Elect







Sunday, 28 January 2018

Isaiah Ayodeji Emerges As FASA OAU President-Elect





By Uthman Samad

Isiah Ayodeji has been announced the Elected President of Faculty of Arts Students Association.
This was contained in the release obtained by OAU Peeps News Agency , made by  Olaniyan Olubunmi, the chairman FASA Electoral commission.

Isiah Ayodeji politically known as ORI, an English part 3 student of Faculty of Arts, who polled his rival with 271 votes against SPESH who had 80 votes.

See the details below;
   
PRESIDENT
ORI:      271
Spesh: 80
Void: 31

Vice President
H'SORTA: 32
MPHAT : 90
ADEOLA: 22
VOID:    28

 Director Of Sports     
 EL- RUFAI :   313
VOID: 69

Director Of Socials
DON KIRO:     137
FLOWZ:         205
VOID: 40
   
 Public Relations Officer
PHILIPOLOGY:  225
CSO: 115     
 VOID: 42
 
Treasurer
HON. DEMOLAH : 326
VOID:  56

Financial Secretary
PRAIZ :       186
K'MIXERS:    154
  VOID:     42

Assistant General Secretary
HAMZAT:  204
PEDRO:  140
VOID:          38

 General Secretary
AJJI:   309
VOID:   73

FASA President, VP,General Secretary Impeached, Others Fined& Suspended

By Farombi  Oluwaseun

Last week, the Faculty of Arts Students Representative Council in her parliamentary sitting Impeached the President,Vice President, General Secretary with some other executives suspended and fined.

In a resolution obtained by OAU Peeps News Agency &signed by the Speaker of FSRC,Rt. Honourable Adekunle Rachael stated the crucial reasons behind the Impeachment of the president & some other executives.

The embattled President Adegbite Abimbola(Obims) was said to be impeached Over Misappropriation of the association's fund, misplacement of priority, disregard for parliamentary rullings, embezzlement of funds. He was further compelled to return a total sum of #83,300  to the association's account before 5th of February 2018 or risk his studentship and certificate.

On the same vein,  Omofoye Adebola(Debola), the  Vice President of the association was also served an Impeachment  due to  misplacement of priority, disregard for parliamentary rullings, constitutional aberration
And that a total sum of #75,700  be refunded to the association's account before 5th of February 2018 or risk her studentship and certificate.

Also, the General Secretary of the association in person of Ayodele Oluwapelumi (Sugar) was also impeached based on misplacement of priority, negligence of duty, constitutional aberration and that a total sum of #25,600 be refunded to the association's account before 5th of February 2018 or risk her studentship and certificate

However, The Public Relations Officer of the association in person of Adeleke Akin  was  suspended indefinitely based on constitutional aberration, misplacement of priorities, misappropriation of fund and negligence of duty with the Treasurer- AKINLABI THEOPHILUS(sango) , Financial Secretary-ADEFABI JOHN(Tobiano) and the Director of socials-FATOKI EMMANUEL (Olivertwist)  fined a sum of  #1,000 each { to be paid to the Office of the Clerk on or before 5th of February 2018} for constitution aberration and disregard for parliamentary rulings  thereby leaving the Assistant General Secretary; Komolafe Tolulope Joshua(Toluano) left untouched  with the sword of the FSRC in the the executive council.


Monday, 22 January 2018

My Farewell

By 'Joba Ojelabi


No, I am not committing suicide! As a matter of fact, I doubt that I would ever find the guts or folly (whichever is applicable) required to perform the appalling act of ending my human life. These words, as concise as I would try to make them, are a marker of my exit from a world I came into five years ago under unusual circumstances.

I have always wanted to be many things at different stages of my life: Doctor, Engineer, Pilot, and even once also sometime in my juvenile years; typist. Of course, like the typical African parents, my father was quick to delete the thought from my mind, and my mother did not waste any time in praying against the devils at work. But in all my adventurous desires, I do not recall “Journalist” ever coming up at any stage.  Hence my admittance; that like some other things in my life, why I decided to write that article on Admission Racketeering five years ago in applying for an OAU Peeps Membership slot I might never understand.
However, it would sure remain one of the best decisions I have made in my life.

Although I completed the application process even before official resumption as a freshman on the OAU campus, the email that carried my acceptance into the then year-old agency did not come until several weeks into resumption. And so when I got the email, I had almost forgotten that I applied to be a part of the agency and considering the gory tales I had begun to hear about my faculty, I had my doubts about joining the agency; doubts that only an encounter with the erudite David Adetula would clear.

Adetula David was in his penultimate year in the Obafemi Awolowo University and had already spent a good portion of that time establishing what would go on to become one of the top news agencies on campus. David had a kind and gentle heart (he still does), and I indeed would not have a campus journalism story without David. Apart from Editor, he was teacher and mentor. And perhaps the most important lesson I learnt from David was building institutions. David showed me that from helping build institutions that outlive us, we build ourselves.

In all my time with OAU Peeps, I have authored over a hundred news stories, editorial, and advertorial content and edited even more. Although I do have my favourites, I bear sentimental attachments to every single one of them. Through the agency, I have had the opportunity to work with and meet amazing people, some of whom have gone on to become friends and even family.

To say farewell to writing might just be suicidal for me and in as much as the essence of these words is not to take the life out of me, they are my unofficial eulogy to days I would never forget… days that would now exist only under the shroud of memory. And the only words I seem to find to keep the last four years safe in time are; "Thank you".