The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has advised students of The Polytechnic, Ibadan, to keep away from the institution’s campus until their security is guaranteed.
Ibadan Polytechnic is one of the higher tertiary institutions owned by the Oyo State Government.
It was gathered that the institution has in the last few weeks, witnessed a series of clashes between some opposing groups.
The institution, a few months ago also witnessed an armed robbery attack.
In its reaction, NANS advised the students to steer clear of the campus.
The union explained that this is necessary due to insecurity caused by the continuous clash between rivalry cult groups within the institution in the last few weeks.
In a press release on Friday, the Chairman of the association in Oyo State, Comrade Quadri Adeleke, noted that there have been traumatic attacks on the campus.
Adeleke added that it is better for students to stay off the campus till the school management proffers a lasting solution to the crisis.
“Lack of timely and promptness in handling security issues by the Management of The Polytechnic Ibadan remains a serious challenge to the knowledge givers, the learners, and other critical stakeholders.
“The traumatic attack experience alone instills fear in the lecturers and the students and makes it very difficult for them to have a good stay on campus.
“In solidarity with the Students’ Union Government of The Polytechnic Ibadan, the NANS J.C.C. Oyo Axis Chairman, Comrade Adeleke Quadri Abidemi in a bid to ensure the safety of Nigerian Students on that campus, supported that students should stay at home until the management proffer a lasting solution to the security issues on campus.
“Therefore, students are advised to stay off campus until the security issue is completely mitigated. May we never be a victim of bad circumstances,” he said.
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