SUG Officials At OAU Fight Dirty Over N3.8 Million , Two Persons Seriously Injured!

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At least , two Student of Union Government executives of the Obafemi Awolowo University,OAU,  Ile-Ife were left injured and hospitalized following a fight which ensued over the disbursement of N3.8 million.


 The fight occurred on Tuesday, September 5, during a meeting of the SUG executives to decide on how to use the money given to them by the school's management for projects within the school.

 During the meeting which held in the SUG President's office, the executives offered suggestions on projects that needed attention but a disagreement ensued as a result and the SUG vice president, Ms Tosin Jacob, allegedly stabbed the SUG social director Mr Adebayo Emmanuel on his arm and he, in turn, headbutted her, landing her in the hospital. 

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