TESA OAU DECIDES: Chaos Erupts Over Controversial Agent Tag

OAU KILONSHELE 
In a surprising turn of events during the Technology and Engineering Students' Association (TESA) elections at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) today, chaos ensued at the polling unit located in the Chemical Engineering Department.

The disturbance originated when an agent's identification tag, prominently displaying the word "Wahala," triggered tension among the students present. In response to the provocative tag, a student took matters into their own hands and tore the tag, escalating the situation.

Seeking redress, the aggrieved student promptly reported the incident to the Students' Union Security Committee at the Students Union Building (SUB), alleging that he was being bullied. The Security Committee swiftly responded, initiating measures to address the reported case.

Efforts were made to bring a resolution to the dispute and restore order. The security committee engaged with both parties involved, gathering statements and evidence to ascertain the facts surrounding the incident.

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