@Onsogbu Even if they have decided to rig the election, some injustice shouldn't be propagated by some people especially people that claimed to be pastor. People like you should stand for what is right but everything nah money now, even ministry and Pastorate calling
A CALL TO KILL CANNOT BE POLITICS
The words of Senator Francis Fadahunsi in this video are deeply disturbing. What is even more disturbing is the boldness with which those words were uttered publicly, with an apparent disregard for their gravity and possible consequences.
Senator Fadahunsi is from Obokun State Constituency. The people being spoken about are our people. They are fathers, mothers, sons and daughters whose only “offence” is making a political choice.
Not even the life of an APC member should be lost because of politics. No political ambition is worth the blood of anybody.
I call on the Inspector General of Police and all relevant security agencies to act immediately. For once, let us demonstrate that there is law and order in this country, if only for the protection of innocent lives.
Political offices will come and go. Elections will be won and lost. But a life taken can never be returned.
August 15 is an election, not a war. Nobody should die because of politics. Nobody.
Let the people vote. Let the people decide.
Adeleke is from Ede.
Ambo is from Ikire.
Iwaloye is from Ejigbo.
Why are you killing yourselves in Ijeshaland, all in the name of politics? See your leader telling you to kill your brothers and sisters, all in the name of politics and because of their own selfish interests.
If the youths in that axis aren’t wise by now, they cannot be wise again. This is absolutely wrong and shouldn’t be our modus operandi as human beings.
Please let me ask again, Is Senator Fadahunsi okay?
I like the fact that boomslangs are mostly on trees. If they were ground dwelling snakes, we would have been in trouble. The fact that a person bitten by boomslangs may not feel anything for up to two days after they've been bitten and all of a sudden BOOM! That scares me.
Just look at someone who came to campaign in Ọ̀ṣun. Is this the kind of governance you want us to adopt in Ọ̀ṣun? Ẹh Gomina?
I'm glad it's his own people dragging him now.
@AAdeleke_01 At this juncture sir, personally you might continue to support the president as you so wish, but as for us, we are withdrawing our support and ONLY focusing our energy on your winning come 15th and your honorable members, representatives and senators come January.
@kingatos_twt Either you believe this or not it's your problem but I swear on my honor and everything that makes me a man, these people are not thugs. I know most of them so well , they are all fellow with handiwork. In fact some are my customers in my shop
The Inspector General of Police, Mr. Tunji Disu gave instructions to arrest Accord leaders who have committed no offense till further notice.
- Pelumi Olajengbesi Esq.
Spokesperson, The Imole Campaign Council (TICC)
UNIOSUN Ranks Among Nigeria’s Top 20 Universities, Emerges Third-Best State University
Osun State University has recorded another major milestone in its pursuit of academic excellence, emerging among Nigeria’s top 20 universities in the July 2026 edition of the globally recognised Webometrics Ranking of World Universities.
The latest ranking places UNIOSUN 19th among the 312 universities in Nigeria, third among the country’s 68 state-owned universities, and 137th out of 2,390 universities across Africa, underscoring the institution’s remarkable rise as one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing and most competitive public universities.
The ranking highlights the University’s growing academic reputation, enhanced research visibility and expanding digital presence, further reinforcing its position as a leading state-owned institution committed to global standards of teaching, research and innovation.
In a statement issued by the University’s Public Relations Officer, Ademola Adesoji, the institution described the latest ranking as another significant advancement in its academic trajectory, reflecting the collective commitment of the Governing Council, Management, staff, students, alumni and other stakeholders to institutional excellence.
According to the statement, the achievement is the outcome of deliberate investments in research, innovation, digital scholarship, international collaborations and quality teaching. It added that the University has continued to record remarkable growth in research output, global visibility and strategic partnerships, all of which have strengthened its standing in international university rankings.
Reacting to the development, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooye, described the ranking as a validation of the University’s strategic vision and unwavering commitment to building a globally competitive institution.
He noted that emerging as the third-best state university in Nigeria and ranking among the top 20 universities nationally demonstrates the impact of the University’s deliberate investments in academic excellence, research productivity and digital transformation.
He attributed the University’s impressive rise to teamwork, resilience and an institutional culture that prioritises excellence, innovation and purposeful service.
“This achievement belongs to every member of the UNIOSUN community. It reflects our shared commitment to excellence, innovation and continuous improvement. We have remained focused on strengthening our research capacity, enhancing our digital visibility and providing quality education that meets global standards.
“Being ranked 19th among all universities in Nigeria, third among state universities and 137th in Africa is a clear indication that our collective efforts are yielding tangible results on the global stage. These rankings affirm that UNIOSUN is increasingly being recognised as a research-driven and globally competitive university.
“While we celebrate this milestone, we recognise that greater accomplishments lie ahead. Our aspiration is not only to sustain this momentum but also to position UNIOSUN among the leading universities in Nigeria and across Africa,” the Vice-Chancellor said.
Professor Adebooye commended members of staff for their dedication to impactful research, scholarly publications and community service. He also appreciated the contributions of students, alumni and development partners whose unwavering support has continued to enhance the University’s reputation and global visibility.
He noted that the latest ranking would further inspire the institution to intensify efforts towards improving research quality, expanding international collaborations, promoting innovation and sustaining academic excellence.
The Vice-Chancellor reaffirmed the University’s commitment to its strategic vision of becoming a globally recognised, research-intensive institution. He urged members of the University community to sustain the culture of hard