PHOTO NEWS: OAU STUDENTS LOCKED DOWN INEC OFFICE IN IFE AND DISRUPTS TRAINING

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OAU Students locked down INEC offices in Ile-
Ife.This angry students went ahead to the
training venues severely beating the corpers
receiving training.The police was present but
could not do a thing.This happened because
inecife refused to select oauife students as adhoc
staff.. Pictures below


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