√ BOOMđŸ”„đŸ”„FUOYE PENALIZES TWO UNDERGRADUATES FOR CYBER-BULLYING, LEAKING SUSPENDED SUG PRESIDENT's PRIVATE VIDEO.

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                        1 minutes read ⏱️ 11:03am



The management of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, FUOYE, has suspended two students of the institution with immediate effect for allegedly posting leaked adult videos of the embattled Students’ Union Government President, James Iyanuoluwa Adio.

The university disclosed the suspension in a statement released on Friday via its website. The statement was issued by the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Administration, Prof. Tajudeen Opoola, who is the Acting Vice Chancellor.

According to the institution, the suspended students conspired to cyberbully Adio by posting his private affairs online after he failed to meet their financial demands. The university said the act was aimed at denting the image of the institution.

The two suspended students were identified as Alao Iyanuoluwa Odunayo and Olawale Abiodun Samuel.

“The management frowned at the involvement of the two students in denting the image of the university,” the statement read.

“While investigation into the matter continues, the management ordered the two students to immediately proceed on suspension, pointing out that the university is poised to purge the institution of all behaviour capable of denting the image of FUOYE,” it added.

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The SUG President, James Iyanuoluwa Adio, was earlier suspended by the university management over allegations of extortion of students alongside two senior officials. The suspended officials are the Director of the Directorate of Educational Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Olanrewaju Ogunjobi, and the Deputy Dean of Student Affairs and Support Services, Banji Rildwan Olaleye.

FUOYE management reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on cyberbullying, extortion, and any act capable of tarnishing the reputation of the university.

Signed,
Office of the Vice-Chancellor
Federal University Oye-Ekiti
Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State

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