Omole Ibukun, the tactically suspended student's eportal to be re-opened

Oau Kilonshele News Outfit can authoritatively ascertain that Omole Ibukun's tactical suspension has met its end today as the student's eportal which has been closed for more than eight months will be opened in some hours to come before the day ends.

In a phone conversation with Omole Ibukun which lasted for few minutes, he confirmed that in a meeting that started at around 10:05am this morning in Prof Anthony Elujoba, the acting Vice Chancellor's office which lasted for more than an hour, the acting VC has made assurance that his 'tactical suspension' has ended and that his portal will be opened before the end of the day.

As confirmed by Omole Ibukun, the school management will be forming an investigative panel to investigate the authorship of the "Animals in the Senate" article which happens to be the main reason for Omole's earlier "tactical suspension".

This novel victory can be concluded to a product of great Ife students' unrelenting support to Omole Ibukun and for his stance in staying undaunted in disclaiming to have ever written the alleged article.

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