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NANS Ogun distances self from protest rumour, commends Gov Abiodun on security

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The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Ogun State Joint Campus Committee (JCC), has distanced itself from rumours that it is planning to embark on a protest in the state.

The NANS Chairman, Comr. Olabode Faruq, popularly known as Success, described the report as false, stressing that it did not originate from the association.

The student body stated that the Ogun State Government, under the leadership of Governor Dapo Abiodun, has been deliberate, proactive, and results-driven in tackling insecurity across the state.

Comrade Faruq, who spoke during the NANS Senate meeting held on Wednesday, noted that despite the growing security challenges confronting many South-West states, Ogun State has distinguished itself through a well-structured and functional security architecture.

He said, “The establishment of the Ogun State Security Network Agency, known as Amotekun, the consistent logistical support to conventional security agencies, the installation of surveillance infrastructure, and the collaborative engagement with traditional rulers, community leaders, and youth bodies have collectively created an environment where students, residents, and investors can live and operate with a renewed sense of safety.

“We must commend the Governor for his proactiveness. While other states are still reacting to threats, Ogun State has chosen to anticipate them.

“The Governor’s administration has not treated security as a reactionary slogan, but as a foundational pillar of governance. The prompt response to distress calls, the strengthening of border security given Ogun’s strategic location, and the visible presence of security operatives in student-populated areas are all testaments to a government that understands

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