NANS Passes Vote Of Confidence On FUTO Management, Prof Oti …Warns detractors
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has passed Vote Of Confidence on the Management and Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Science and Technology, FUTO, Owerri, Prof. Nnenna Oti.
NANS said Oti has done a lot of great things that impact the institution positively especially in terms of quality academics.

NANS hence warned detractors to desist from fishing out and peddling misinformation against the VC and the entire FUTO Management, vowing stiff action against sponsored misinformation targeting FUTO and its management.
This Vote Of Confidence was contained in a release signed by NANS President, Comr. Olushola Oladoja and NANS Director Travel and Exchange, Comr. Nduka Chibueze (Paparazzi), and made available to the media on Saturday.

NANS President, Olushola Oladoja
“The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has observed with deep concern the activities of some unscrupulous and mischievous elements who appear to be acting in concert to tarnish the image and credibility of our institution, the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) and its leadership through the circulation of false, misleading and malicious information across various online platforms.
“These individuals, whose actions clearly suggest a calculated agenda driven by selfish interests and external influence, have continued to propagate unfounded claims capable of bringing the institution into disrepute and misleading members of the public.
“It is unfortunate that certain persons have chosen to allow themselves to be used as instruments of propaganda and destabilization against an institution that represents the collective pride and aspiration of thousands of students and alumni.
“We wish to state categorically that such coordinated attempts to blackmail, ridicule, or undermine the institution and its leadership will not be tolerated henceforth. The university’s integrity and reputation must not be sacrificed on the altar of personal interest, sponsored misinformation, or politically motivated attacks.
“The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) remains committed to protecting the image, unity, and values of the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO), and will continue to resist every desperate attempt aimed at causing disaffection within the institution using every legitimate mechanism and arsenal within our disposition.
“We have activated the forces of Aluta to identify and expose the charlatans involved. Our aim is to deal with them in a manner that serves the overall interest of our institutions. This should act as a deterrent to anyone whose actions are aimed at destroying the institutional reputation we all worked to build. Forewarned is forearmed”, NANS maintained.
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