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  • Updated: August 10, 2022

NANS Zone D Suspends Exco Awoyinfa Opeoluwa Over Rape Allegation

NANS Zone D Suspends Exco Awoyinfa Opeoluwa Over Rape Allega

Embattled NANs exco member, Awoyinfa Opeoluwa

The South West zone of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has suspended an exco member, Awoyinfa Opeoluwa (M) for allegedly raping a Federal University of Technology (FUTO) 500 level student.

Ayoyinfa's suspension was contained a press statement signed by Comrade Adegboye E. Olatunji, NANS South West Coordinator.

Part of the statement reads thus, "The attention of the Leadership of NANS Zone D (south west) has been drawn to a disturbing news trending on social media involving one FUTA 500L student who was said to have been drugged, raped and subsequently filmed for blackmailing purpose.

"As an ideological zone with the sincere love of Nigerian students at heart, the zone hereby suspends Awoyinfa Opeoluwa with immediate effect pending the determination of the allegation against him."

AllNews Nigeria reports that NANS Zone D (southwest) also set up a five-man committee to holistically review the allegations of rape and blackmail against the said individual, and get back to the zone with a comprehensive and unbiased report within the next five working days.

It was further emphasised that the leadership of NANS ZONE D totally frowns at rape and other social vices in the zone and the country at large.

See the full names ff the five-man committee below;

1. COM OMOTOSHO SURPRISE 
ONDO NANS JCC CHAIRMAN

2. COMR ADELEKE ABIDEMI QUADRI
OYO NANS JCC CHAIRMAN 

3. COMR IBIYEMI ABIODUN
SUG PRESIDENT FUTA

4. COMR TEMIKOTAN OLUWASEUN OMOTOLA
DIR OF GENDER NANS ZONE D

5. COMR TAIWO JOEL
ONDO NAUS CHAIRMAN

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