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OAU debunks bogus notice, confirms students remain on autumn holiday.

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The management of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, has warned students and members of the public to disregard a purported resumption notice currently circulating on social media, describing it as fake and unauthorised.

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In a statement issued on Friday, the institution’s Public Relations Officer, Abiodun Olarewaju, said the university was still observing the three-week mid-semester break approved by the Senate.

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According to the statement, the fake letter was falsely presented as having been issued and signed by the Registrar of the university.

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Olarewaju stated that the document did not emanate from the Office of the Registrar or any authorised organ of the institution, adding that the signature appended to it was forged.

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“The attention of the Management of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, has been drawn to the circulation of a fake letter purportedly issued and signed by the Registrar of the University in respect of the ongoing three-week mid-semester break approved by the University Senate,” the statement read.

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He described the document as the handiwork of “mischief makers and agents of confusion” aimed at misleading members of the university community and creating unnecessary tension.

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“The content is not only false and highly malicious, but also satanic in intent, reckless in conception and condemnable in its entirety,” he added.

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The university spokesperson advised students, parents, guardians, alumni, staff and other stakeholders to ignore the purported notice, insisting that it had no approval or legitimacy from the institution.

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Olarewaju said the university management remained committed to transparency, peace, orderliness and the welfare of members of the university community.

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He added that official information from the university would always be disseminated through recognised and verified communication channels.

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The institution also urged stakeholders to remain calm, law-abiding and vigilant against the spread of misinformation.

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