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NAUS Call For Removal Of VC Federal University Of Oye-Ekiti

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The National Association Of Universities Student’s (NAUS) has called on the authority to investigate alleged fraud and corruption cases involving the Vice-Chancellor of Federal University Of Oye- Ekiti, Prof. Abayomi Fashina

The Senate President of the association, Comrade Ibrahim Muhammad Lawal, in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja called  for immediate removal of Prof Abayomi Fashiana, over massive corruption.

Lawal said, the call for removal of the  Vice Chancellor of Federal  University Oye- Ekiti became imperative owing to the fact that a lot of damaged has been done in the institution since he assumed office and hence the needful.

According to him, the administrative failures, corruption and incompetence to run the affairs of the institution contributed hugely to the sad development being witnessed in the Citadel. Noting that for the institution to regain its lost glory the Vice Chancellor who is arrow head of the institution must resigned and as well to save himself from national disgrace.

“We have documents of his misdoings, corrupt practices and verified unethical practices, in his wacky way of extorting the funds of the institution.

“Indiscriminate award of contracts to his friends, families and cronies without following established procurement processes.”

Meanwhile, the student’s leader urged the Federal Government to rise to the occasion by removing the Vice Chancellor of the University, as to save it from those who are deeply concerned about enriching themselves at the detriment of the future of young emerging leader’s who are studying in the institution.

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Inclusive Education Boost as Deaf-Tech, Federal University of Lafia Roll Out Master’s in Disability Studies

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Joel Ajayi

In a major step toward advancing inclusive education in Nigeria, Deaf-in-Tech, an initiative of Data-Lead Africa, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Federal University of Lafia (FULAFIA) to establish a Professional Master’s Degree in Disability Studies.

The signing ceremony, held at Deaf-in-Tech’s headquarters in Abuja, featured a goodwill message from Prof. Adaka Terfa Ahon, Director of the Centre for Disability Studies, who represented FULAFIA’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Shehu Abdul Rahman. He reaffirmed the university’s commitment to championing disability and inclusion in its academic innovation and planning.

The new Master’s programme will adopt a hybrid learning model, with online classes complemented by in-person sessions at Deaf-in-Tech’s training facility in Abuja. It is designed to build expertise in disability-inclusive governance, education, and development across sectors.

Executive Director of Deaf-in-Tech and Co-Founder of Data-Lead Africa, Dr. Arowolo Ayoola, described the collaboration as a “structural shift” in how institutions and professionals engage with disability issues. “The inclusion journey must begin with knowledge, and we are proud to partner with a progressive university like FULAFIA,” he said.

Beyond the postgraduate programme, the partnership will also establish a Deaf-in-Tech Club on FULAFIA’s campus — the first of its kind — to empower Deaf students with technology skills, mentorship, and innovation opportunities. Additional initiatives include a ₦1 million academic excellence reward for any Deaf student who graduates with a First Class, as well as the development of a disability-accessible website and digital database for the Centre for Disability Studies, built to WCAG 2.1 global accessibility standards.

The alliance underscores both institutions’ commitment to building inclusive systems and celebrating excellence, while positioning Deaf-in-Tech as a catalyst for bridging the gap between disability and the digital economy.

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