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ASSOCIATON OF SOUTHERN NIGERIAN STUDENTS, OYO STATE CHAPTER WILL EMBARK ON A PROTEST TO DISCREDIT LACK OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN WELFARISM CONSIDERATIONS


We wish to announce to the management of LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (LAUTECH) and other concerned members of the public that the Association of Southern Nigerian Students, Oyo Chapter is marching on a peaceful protest to demand unequivocally for;


1. Immediate reversal of no tuition, no exam policy.

2. Immediate reinstatement of the activities of LAUTECH Student Union Government.


The protest will happen on:

*Date:* Monday, 12th of July, 2021.

*Time:* 7am prompt

*Venue:* LAUTECH, OGBOMOSO.


While we march, we encourage the management to consider our plights positively and all students to join us in the march.


*NOTE: Protest hijackers would be frowned on to the full extent of the law and would be charged for every vandalism they might cause*


Signed:

COMR. ADERINTO EMMANUEL OLAMIDE

_Chairman, ASONIS (Oyo State Chapter) '21_


Through:

COMR. BOLAJI ADEWALE J. *(THE ADVOCATE)*

_Director of Media and Publicity, ASONIS (Oyo State Chapter) '21_


CC:

THE GOVERNOR, OYO STATE.

THE MANAGEMENT, LAUTECH.

NANS JCC, ZONE D.

NAUS, OYO AXIS.

THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE,

ALL STUDENTS.

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