NASES-UI DCC SUSPENDS PRO INDEFINITELY

By: Idris Busari 

The National Association of Special Education Students, Departmental Consultative Council on 19th April, 2023 suspends Olawale Victor (Nases PRO) indefinitely from office in a meeting with the executives at the faculty seat out.

The suspension was as a result of his negligence and non-challant attitudes towards his duties. 

As part of his punishment, he was asked to write a letter of apology to Nasesites for his negligence.

It should be noted that SPEMEDIA ORGANIZATION in her article some weeks ago criticized the negligence of the PRO towards his duties.

In attendance include: Honourable Oladewusi Precious (DCC Chairperson), Honourable Yetunde Olawoyin (400l constituency), Honourable Temidayo Shittu (300l constituency), Honourable Deborah Nwankwo (300l constituency), Honourable Ibitoye Inioluwa Rose (200l constituency), Honourable Adediran Abdulmujeeb Adewale (200l constituency) and Honourable David Nwosu (100l constituency).

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